BiografieRock n´ Roll rebel, poet, philosopher, hopeless romantic, storyteller, guitar slingin´ outlaw in black are only a few of the diverse descriptions of singer/songwriter Michael Ubaldini.



This artist obviously defies categorization...the Los Angeles times stated he is better than Bruce Springsteen at probing the national soul.



From the heart and soul and the blood of the American dream, Michael and his cranking band "Mystery Train" rock the way people have forgotten how with the plastic of most of today´s Pop and fabricated Punk. Michael plays and sings his lyrics as if the world´s gonna come to an end. He plays his own stuff with no messing´ about, and when he chooses to do an ol´ cover tune from one of his heros, whether it be Otis Redding, Elvis, CCR, the Stones, Chuck Berry, Hank Williams, Johnny Cash or Bob Dylan to name but a few; he puts new life into them. It ain´t like some bar band just playing the song for free beer and money. Michael delivers as if his life depends on it. He´s been quoted as saying, "I can´t betray the music. If it ain´t real, it ain´t worth it."



Michael has performed all over the world and he paid his dues in the early 80´s in a band called, "The Earwigs". He moved and traveled to Austin, TX, Canada, Belgium, and Germany. A "Jack Kerouc in a motorcycle jacket" as some have described him. He has also opened for the Brian Setzer Orchestra on three separate occasions, and Brian jammed with the group at the Viper Room in Hollywood, CA.



Michael also contributed a version of Gene Vincent´s "Be Bop a Lu La" on a "Tribute to Gene Vincent" CD, which included top Orange County and California rock-a-billy and blues groups. Michael´s version, however, received two top write-ups by Blue Suede Blues Magazine as one of the CD´s finer moments. Michael did the song in a Robert Johnson/Son House delta blues style . The first to do and approach the song in that style complete with Michael playing bottleneck guitar.
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Hidin´ From The Devil

Acoustic Rumble

American Blood

Rock & Roll Saloon

Avenue Of Ten Cent Heart
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