Member Since: 25/03/2007
Band Members: Chuckie Woods - Guitar, Vocals
Steve Sulget - Keyboards, Backup Vocals
Brandon Hill - Bass
Angel Lopez - Drums, Backup Vocals
Influences: Recipe:
Ingredients:
8 cups water
2 cups green split peas
1 rib celery -- coarsely chopped
1 large carrot -- chopped
1 small onion -- chopped
1/4 teaspoon thyme
1 dash red pepper
1 bay leaf
Salt
Pepper
Directions:
Combine water, peas, celery, carrot, onion, thyme, red pepper, and bay leaf in large kettle. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Boil vigorously 20 minutes, then reduce heat, cover, and simmer until split peas are tender. Press soup through fine sieve and reheat just to boiling point.
Chuckie Woods was born to modest Amish folk in the heartlands of Ohio, and fired like a bullet from a flintlock into the super science field of biostuff. He soon discovered that he could not only manipulate cell membranes, but also the six strings on a Gibson Les Paul. Music corrupted his young mind and soon he quit the lab and moved his science to making sauces of a nose tingling variety. He quickly formed his vision; a reggae super group of epic Skatalitic, ass shakin’, thunk out grooves inspired by Jah, Jimmy Carter, and Joe Camel. In addition to The Sauce, Chuckie Woods can regularly be seen appearing with FTB. Chuck has recorded woodwinds for Monkey, FTB, My Monster, El Pulpo, Eggplant Casino, The Phenomenauts, Relapse and Powder Train. He also teaches guitar, bass, saxophone, clarinet and bassoon lessons in Willow Glen and Fremont. Sign up today!
From the depths of the murky waters of sound engineering, a SteveODub climbed out with a Nord 2 slung over his back. Normally a bass player, he has attacked the keys with a ferocity a drummer could be proud of. Steve has worked extensively in South Bay theater and local music since high school. Usually found layin' down thick bass tones, Steve has put the thump in the trunk for Sadfish, Castaway, Sled, The AoDub and FTB. Steve is such a terrifying genius he learned the keys in like five minutes. Steve likes beer, metal, and messin' with drunk people, so look out! People like to mess with Steve, too, sayin’ stuff like, “Where's Steve-O? Did he go home-O?†He can still outplay a marathon jam session of Phish enthusiasts while four sheets to the wind and swingin’ from the mast.
Brandon has been dropping low bass notes since 2004, and has dedicated his energies to gourmet ska and reggae grooves. The stank off of his homebrews could make a nun want to drink. Sauce that is… The libacious flavors will send dangerous signals to the brain. Possible side effects include toe tappin’, intoxicating aural complications, and overall euphoria. Illegal in all 50 states. If you need to eat BBQ, drink homebrew, fix your computer or jam the living room like the neighbors are deaf, Brandon is your conquistador of fun.
Angel Lopez, Lopez, Lopez… been playin' bongos with the pros since the last century. He first started with the original line-up for the E-Street band. He rocked too loud for his time and so he hibernated like a bear for many generations of crap he wished would go away. One day in the future, not the one where we were promised jetpacks, Angel woke up and decided it was time for Reggae. Sauce demanded flavor, the drums, and subtle undertones of fucking rock! He took this passion to Reggae with the precision of an angry badger hopped up on adrenachrome! I know, a superhero needs his cover identity. He keeps busy with the illustrious Powder Train and Backwards Traveller. He also poses as a mild mannered church band drummer while teaching very private drum lessons. Angel don't see so well, so don’t throw anything at him. Angel sings like a… well, you get the idea, so he’s done a bunch of radio, too, especially for KOLA down in Redlands. Angel is working on a secret technique to subliminally implant paradiddles in his listeners' minds. This has the unfortunate side effect of making it impossible to live with a grandfather clock.
Record Label: Unsigned