Listen to John Fishell’s Unexpected Renditions on ‘We’ve Got a Live One’

John Fishell is breathing energy and excitement into mainstream rock with the release of his debut album, ‘We’ve Got a Live One’. 

Recorded live at the Wreckingroom Studio in Lyons, Colorado, the record is a 45-minute set of original tracks and covers, showcasing Fishell’s unique vocal style and clever songwriting, as well as the synchronized backing tracks that lend a grand, larger-than-life sound. 

Fishell’s influences range from Foo Fighters to Led Zeppelin, and his powerhouse rhythm section, featuring veterans Brian McRae (drums) and Mario Pagliarulo (bass), provides the platform and freedom for him to deliver a stirring, heartfelt performance. 

With tracks like “Here’s Looking at You” and “God Save the Queen”, as well as a dance version of AC/DC’s “Hell’s Bells” and the radio-friendly “Pushing and Pulling”, We’ve Got a Live One is an album that stands out from the crowd, blending classic rock influences with a modern sensibility.