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Live Music By Hurricane Mason Request Hurricane Mason! call 918-343-7913 or email charlie7_913@hotmail.com & request Hurricane Mason You can listen live to 91.3 KRSC The Wave in streaming audio by following this link...http://www.rsu.edu/krsc/fm/krscfm.html Request Hurricane Mason on 97.5 KMOD! 918-460-KMOD (5663) or email your requests to robhurt@clearchannel.com The cd is available at CD Warehouse 61st & Sheridan, Starship Records & Tapes 11th & Delaware, Borders Books & Music 21st & Harvard, Seasick Records 2nd & Elgin as well as Music Go Round at 71st & Mingo  in Tulsa or buy it online here Cast Iron Constitution Cast Iron indeed, which happens to be the name of the first album by Matt Mason under the moniker Hurricane Mason. Matt writes, plays guitar, bass, mandolin, harp and sings to deliver a diverse album that showcases strong songwriting, incendiary guitar playing and sounds seldom heard anymore in the modern day world of heavy rock. “Basically I just made the kind of record I would like to buy,” says Mason. “I’m a big fan of over the top guitar stuff but at the same time great songs really mean a lot to me.” There’s straight up rock ala Black Crowes and Ted Nugent, some Sabbath-esque heavier rock tunes, moody ballads bringing to mind Crazy Horse-era Neil Young and a couple real jam tunes that sound like they might be at home on a classic Allman Brothers, Santana or Jeff Beck album.  Stylistic comparisons also read like Black Sabbath and Lynyrd Skynyrd in a fistfight with Slash and Zakk Wylde on guitar while Leon Russell and Ronnie Van Zandt trade off on vocals.  The album was recorded over the course of 4 months by Mason with the help of some friends both old and new. “I had been through a bunch of different drummers over the last year or so doing live dates and I remembered one guy I hadn’t called yet. When Shawn Montgomery came out to the shop, sat down behind the kit and started playing Grand Funk Railroad and Mountain I knew we might be onto something here. Most of what I had were rough demos from back in the Stillwater days and I really have to credit him with making this stuff come alive.” Longtime Hurricane Mason fans may recognize a couple other names in the credits. Tracy Lee Bull contributed bass to 7 of Cast Iron Constitution’s 11 tracks and Mark Alan sings background vocals on “Hell Bent and Glory Bound”. While making original music can be both frustrating and rewarding, Mason enjoys the artistic pursuit. “It just came to a point in my career where I was really ready to get an album together. This year everything lined up to make it happen and I am really excited to finally have put together something that I’m very proud of.” Cast Iron Constitution be available at Music-Go-Round, Starship Records and Tapes, CD Warehouse, Borders Books and Music and at live gigs.  Point your browser to www.hurricanemason.com for more information.  Hurricane Mason will also host a CD release party on July 19th, 2002.  It will be held at Curly’s at the East End, 216 N. Elgin, Tulsa, OK.  Show starts at 8:00 p.m. Contact info (918)809-5398 Email: matt@cosmic-cowboy.com             Photos by Donna Bouman