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Year |
Artist |
Notes |
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1980-Present
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Singer/Songwriter/Solo performer
On-stage performances with/ opening for: Glen Phillips (Toad the Wet
Sprocket), Dick Prall (Starch Martins),Pat McGee, Carrie Newcomer,
Yank Rachell, Lefty Bates. |
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2001-Present
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Guitarist/Lead Vocalist
A contemporary bluegrass ensemble playing music in the tradition
of Bill Monroe, Peter Rowan, David Grisman, and Jerry Garcia, as well
as original material. An all-star band featuring some of the finest
bluegrass musicians from central Indiana. |
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2000-2002 |
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Bassist/Vocalist
A solid rock band built on a foundation of quality original songs,
and featuring the vocal talents of Kriss Luckett. Their debut CD,
"Bitterskin," was voted Best Local Release of 2001 by NUVO magazine. |
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1999-2002 |
 |
Bassist/Vocalist
A groove-oriented jam band of Indianapolis music veterans. Their
live performances feature original compositions based in catchy hooks
blended with infectious rhythms, creating the perfect vehicle for
improvisation. The band’s debut CD, "Mission Improbable," was released
in 2001, and showcases the talents of Indianapolis jazz great Marc
Buselli on trumpet, flugelhorn, and congas. |
| 1989-1999 |
 |
Guitarist/Lead Vocals This rock band
went through a variety of style transitions over its 10 year history.
Originally an alt-rock influenced band playing Talking Heads, Camper
Van Beethoven, R.E.M. and many others, The Earthtones changed their
name to Earthbones in 1996. The revamped ensemble took on more of a
jam band persona and repertoire. They performed shows with pedal steel
guitar ace Buddy Cage of the New Riders of the Purple Sage, including
a headline performance at the International Pedal Steel Convention in
St. Louis. Earthbones also opened shows with Merl Saunders and
the Rain Forest Band, Little Saints (now the Floating Men), The Why
Store, and performed at festivals around the Midwest. Their
debut self-titled CD was reviewed in Relix magazine, August 1999.
Earthbones provided the foundation for what evolved into Jam
Sammich.
MORE PICS HERE |
| 1989
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Bassist
A brief stint of performances in Carrie Newcomer's first successful
band. Stone Soup's first Indianapolis shows were with Greg's
early band, The Spirtles. |
| 1988 |
 |
Bassist/Lead Vocals
A classic rock band in the classic sense. Influenced by Little
Feat, The Band, The Beatles, and the Grateful Dead, with a touch of
Bruce Cockburn and Van Morrison.
MORE PICS
HERE |
| 1982-1987 |
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Bassist/Vocalist
This psychedelic infused band blended quality original tunes with rock
classics to create very memorable live shows. Their performances were
a sensation for the senses, combining electrifying music with a visual
effects and light show reminiscent of the great psychedelic shows of
the Fillmore Theatres and the Avalon Ballroom. The Spirtles played to
packed houses around the Midwest, and opened shows for several
national actsincluding, Spirit, The Blasters, America, and Merl
Saunders.
MORE PICS HERE |
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