“Like some bastard love child of Link Wray and Johnny Thunders, Berlin-by-way-of-Israel rock ‘n’ roller Charlie Megira has mastered the art of blending 1950s-style rock guitar and spooky, blood-curdling howls. In his newest incarnation, the Bet She’an Valley Hillbillies, he takes those building blocks and adds a vroom-vroom rockabilly twang.” – SF Bay Guardian

Blending surf, punk, and 60’s garage, the band is a 3 piece, with alternating lead and backing vocals, (this ain’t no one man show!). The Lucks (or if you’re a Chicago native – Da’ Lucks), live shows invite audience participation, in an attempt to bring back one of the essentials of original Rock ‘n Roll – in a word, FUN!!

As if from the soil itself, DIRTY GREEN emerged in 2005 and has continued to cultivate a hybrid of authentic, yet truly original music planted deep down in the ground of early american roots. DIRTY GREEN’s namesake comes from a song written by singer Aaron Mitchell which takes some digs on the lopsided and fictional attributes of the almighty dollar bill. Influenced by, but not limited to: american folk, Americana, bluegrass, blues, punk and early country, DIRTY GREEN offers a wide array of original ballads, blue-collar rants, pseudo-rockabilly romps, bar room jingles and a hearty batch of heart-wailing folk songs.