The Devil Makes Three Biography

Americana group The Devil Makes Three hails from Santa Cruz, California. The trio combines bluegrass, ragtime, jazz, old-time country, folk, and rockabilly music. Guitarist and tenor banjo player Cooper McBean, upright bassist Lucia Turino, and guitarist Pete Bernhard make up the quartet. The group has four full-length albums to their credit. In 2002, they self-released an album of the same name. 2004 saw the release of another indie album, Longjohns Boots And A Belt. In addition, the band, with guest violinist Chojo Jacques, taped two performances in April 2006 in Felton, California. A Little Bit Faster And A Little Bit Worse, a live album, was eventually published from the tapes. After their live CD was released, the band signed with the indie label Milan Records, which specialized in film scores and soundtracks. The Devil Makes Three, their debut record, was reissued as their first album in Milan. They released a brand-new Do Wrong Right album in 2009 as a follow-up. The band played at the Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival in August 2010. Additionally, the group has given multiple performances at the annual Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival.

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