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IT'S TRUE - In early May I told Spokane's Gypsy leader Jimmy Marks about our new song, The Gypsy Curse. The song is based on the day in 1997, when Jimmy had the hearse bearing his father, Grover's, corpse stop in front of City Hall. (See blog for details.) Anyway, hearing about the song, Jimmy said: "I will bless it." And that, my friends, is good enough for US!
NEWS FLASH!!! I want to thank everyone who voted to make Trailer Park Girls Spokane's THIRD BEST BAND and THIRD BEST BAND NAME in the recent Inlander "best of" poll. This is the biggest musical thrill I personally have ever had since I was 20 years old and Jerry Reed agreed to do one of my songs and then backed out like a southern-fried bastard at the last minute.
We of Trailer Park Girls do NOT take our third-place responsibilities lightly. We wear the this runner-up to the runner-up mantle with dignity. We realize that - God forbid - should anything ugly (poison, equipment theft, bestiality rumors) happen to the members of the undeserving bands who placed ahead of us, we would be catapulted to No. 1. Not that I'm suggesting anything, of course. Speaking of contests, that Joe Brasch was completely ignored in the Sommapalosers best guitar player vote shows you the illegitimacy of that fraud.
Anyway, we hope that our third will inspire all the other young musicians out there that - YES! - dreams do come true. Music doesn't have to be the endless trail of rejection and rehab as depicted by lying ass-hats in the mainstream media. Keep practicing. Keep believing. And some day you can be a rich rock star who snorts cocaine mixed with the cremated remains of a loved one. Oh, yeah, that's rock and roll. So all together now: We're No. 3! We're No. 3! We're No. 3! - Doug Clark
History Lesson: TRAILER PARK GIRLS began one day seven years ago when my musical amigo, bass player Jeff Peterson, grew sick of playing everybody else's music in our cover band, Chef Hoover and the Spamtones. "Let's do your stuff," he said. "Why not?" I replied. But what to call our new venture? Jeff had the answer: "I like that Trailer Park Girl song of yours. Let's name it after that." A savvy idea. This would automaticallly give us our own theme song, which, as evidenced by the very best pop bands (The Monkees, the Charles Manson Family Band...) is essential for success. And so the all-original Trailer Park Girls was born. Amen. - Doug Clark
Check out the Judge Joe & Judy commercial Doug recorded at cue11 for a Phoenix TV station -
Doug's new muppetish commercial!

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Member Since: 21/08/2006
Band Website: http://www.trailerparkgirlsband.com
Band Members: Doug Clark: vocals & guitar
Jeff Peterson: bass
Joe Brasch: lead guitar
Tracia Johnson & Tera Brasch: back-up vocals
Dave Cebert: squeezebox
Dan Cox: drums/percussion
Influences: Paul Simon, Bob Dylan, Elvis Costello, Steve Goodman, Randy Newman, Warren Zevon, murders, muggings, mayhem & monoxide.
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My Blog

Trailer Park Confidential, Volume 7

Most of the time a live performance is like a big pot of chili that could use more cumin.That's what happened at Pigout last week. Rushed to set up, no sound check, spotty stage mix on the monitors. A...
Posted by on Sun, 09 Sep 2007 14:22:00 GMT

Trailer Park Confidential, Volume 6

Friends of the Trailer Park Girls, please bask with me in the golden sun of affluence and riches. A check of our Snocap account reveals that we have SOLD OUR FIRST TRACK!Yes, someone out there - fan, ...
Posted by on Mon, 30 Jul 2007 19:54:00 GMT

Trailer Park Girls Confidential, Volume 5

So sorry to have had to cancel our June 22 show at Pacific Ave. Pizza.It was an historic event: the first show the TPGs have had to drop out on since we started 9 years ago.Man, I've played shows with...
Posted by on Sun, 24 Jun 2007 01:19:00 GMT

Tailer Park Girls Confidential, Volume 4

So I was playing on the sidewalk out in front of Starbucks with Joe and Jeff, doing an accoustic set as part of Spokane Street Music Week, when I noticed that two bicycle cops and rolled up to my righ...
Posted by on Tue, 12 Jun 2007 20:54:00 GMT

Trailer Park Girls Confidential, Volume 3

We interrupt our short tales of rock and roll adventures to say that the much-awaited finale to the Sopranos SUCKED WET MARMOT POO!Fade to black? Are you kidding me?This was a bigger let down than Bob...
Posted by on Sun, 10 Jun 2007 21:49:00 GMT

Trailer Park Confidential, Volume 2

So a couple years back we're playing in some joint, rocking out and having a swell old time. We do the Spokane Song, pitch some merch and take a break. I mention that I have the first batch of Trailer...
Posted by on Sat, 09 Jun 2007 01:59:00 GMT

Trailer Park Girls Confidential, Volume One.

So one night we're playing the Satellite when in mid-song I look out the window and see a cop getting out of his prowl car to ticket my 62 Chevy wagon. (Yeah, the one from Sean's Song.) It was a clear...
Posted by on Tue, 29 May 2007 21:47:00 GMT

behold the drummer dan

Anyone who attended our May 11 show at Pacific Pizza was treated to the newest member of the band - Dan Cox. One of the finest drummer/percussionists around.But if you missed him, come this Friday (Ma...
Posted by on Mon, 21 May 2007 21:18:00 GMT

New song...

Those who were fortunate/twisted enough to be at our May 4 show at Pacific Pizza got to hear the unveiling of a new TPG song: Gypsy Curse. It's about time Spokane had an anthem about the famed hex tha...
Posted by on Sun, 06 May 2007 13:28:00 GMT

Ah, we love you too.....

The other entertainment guides wouldn't touch us, I wounder why? http://www.spokanesidekick.com/display.php?action=features&a mp;subtype=4&id=0000000016
Posted by on Wed, 13 Dec 2006 14:05:00 GMT