I will always think of these guys as one of the best bands I ever saw or heard. I pushed hard to get them attention--I even helped them load gear at a show--and I will punch out any music "suit" who overlooked the chance to offer them a good contract.
Bram Bessoff still continues to work the business in Georgia, and I'm glad we caught up in Alabama a few years ago. They rocked as well as embraced the concept of indie--and they were funny as hell too: sort of a mix between the Beach Boys, Dave Matthews, and Phish. (They had a much-appreciated reunion in Atlanta a few years ago.)
This was their 2nd CD. Try "Leisure Suit" first, then "King of 18," "Lucky's Not a Beggar" or "Jefferson," and then go for the rest.
1. Breakdown
2. Sovereign State
3. My Addiction
4. Salley's Sister
5. King of 18
6. Marvin Wright
7. Lucky's Not a Beggar
8. Coffee Cup
9. 20 Minutes
10. Papa-san Chair
11. Jefferson
12. Come Up For Air
13. Leisure Suit
14. Until Tomorrow Comes
15. (Hidden track)
Kevin Crow - Lead vocals, guitar
Erik Rowan - Lead vocals, rhythm guitar
Andrew Margolius - Accordion (!), harmonica, vocals
Bram Bessoff - drums (and that's saying it lightly)
Lee Adkins - Bass
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