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P.G. as i'll call them in this for it is easier to spell, was formed at an open mic where three kids met on stage and went on a heart warming adventure filled with theme songs and warming cockles. They have been playing monthly shows since then at the Java Hut for roughly a year. Sprinkled ontop of that they've also played shows at the Worcester Artist's Group and plenty of partys most notably one for ZaZa Ink. They enjoy to dance. And they smell funny, dress weirdly... they're crazy, but a good time...

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Member Since: 3/28/2006
Band Members: WolfMan Chaves: Bass Tom Spears: Drums Tombstone Skelari, the Mad Cowboy: Guitar, vocals Jeff "the Mouth" Belemer aka Signor Dubczeck: Harmonica Dick Navis: "vocals"
Influences: P.G.'s influences are many, kind of spread out across genres so numerous and insanely tied together that by all rights this shit shouldn't work. Tom Spears' drumming is influenced by swing jazz and rockabilly as much as Bonzo inflected blues, Moonesque ferocity, and Pert-like tendencies... the Wolfman plays bass much in the style of Geezer Butler, only with more of a funky soul and an amazing improvisational spirit. Jeff "the Mouth" is well on his way to becoming the next Magic Dick, except for his experimental tendencies (i.e. using keys that shouldn't work and bending them so they do, giving it a more jazzy sound, or using effects like wah). Dick Navis is not a singer, per se. He is a fairly well-known and respected poet, and his stage act is very punk and hip-hop influenced. Sometimes he screams. Sometimes he talks to the audience. He almost always entertains and usually ends up collapsing. Tombstone comes from the Hendrix, Page, Clapton school of guitar... overdriven fuzz and wah, heavy blues, mostly improvisational. He wishes he could play more like Frank Zappa.
Sounds Like: Yer mom.
Type of Label: Major

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