Pist N Broke is the latest release by Dallas based greaser punks Spector 45. It was recorded at one of North Texas finest studios, January Sound, in June 2008 and produced by Brian Nesbitt. You may find this effort to be leaner, meaner, faster and harder than ever, but the original band mission still remains intact: to capture the pure energy of 50's Rock n Roll and authentic seventies punk and kick it out for today's audience.

Known best for live performance, the band has been nominated twice for
Dallas Observer music awards and broadcast live from the Lakewood Theater
on the HD.Net Trues Music series. They have performed over 400 shows in
13 states, received airplay from New York to LA and have been mentioned in
articles as far away as London and Long Beach CA. They have shared the stage
with acts as diverse as The Misfits to the Violent Femmes or local heroes The
Old 97's and the Reverend Horton Heat. This is the bands fourth effort since
forming in 2003, done without management, label or booking agent support.
Perhaps this will change with the current product.

Tragically, lead singer Frankie .45 and bassist Adam both took their own lives at the beginning of 2012. Spector .45's remaining member, drummer Anthony, still drums for another local band in the Dallas area. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.