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Add to My Profile | More Videos Craig Calhoun and the Brothers of Oz are legends in their home town of Sydney where they’re renowned as a band whose energy! “groove”! and stage show trigger’s enormous reactions by both their loyal and enthusiastic fans and those new to the Brothers phenomena"
Be it at a club! a function! or as recently witnessed! at the Manly Jazz Festival (where the Brothers created the largest dance floor that Manly had ever seen) CRAIG Calhoun and the Brothers of Oz excite and entertain whoever happens to catch the performance"
Craig Calhoun the founder who is known as Sydney’s “ King of Bass”! runs through the audience with his wireless Bass guitar! breaking the invisible barrier and inviting them to join in and become one with “the groove”" Craig! who hails from the USA! brings his musical heritage to his audiences along with his fellow musicians the Brothers of Oz who are the cream of Australia’s most respected players"Interview

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The Brothers with their multi cultural backgrounds! bring a flavour of their own to the performance! hailing from Singapore! New Zealand! Holland! Germany! and America they are living proof of the success and dynamics that multi culturalism can achieve" “It’s not what they play as much as how they play it”!!
Craig Calhoun and the Brothers of Oz are regular performers at Macquarie hotel every second sonday.To hear and share the music as it happens is really the only way to capture the spirit of the band Craig Calhoun and the Brothers of OZ CRAIG CALHOUN [australian for Bass]
BORN in Colorado USA, the son of a singer and an army officer, the family was posted to Germany in 1970. It was then that the dreams started. "I was on stage, playing. When I woke up, I wanted to feel what I felt in the dream," says Craig Calhoun. It was this that inspired Craig to teach himself guitar. It wasn't till the family returned to California that he discovered his true calling. "I saw someone slap and then said... yeah that's what I wanna do." Craig commenced a five
to six hours a day bass habit.
AIN'T IT FUNKY - there's no doubting the musical talents inherent in the Calhoun family. Vicki Calhoun can be heard
on Chilli Peppers & Fishbone CD's, Will Calhoun, the driving beat for Living Colour. Another Calhoun has called Australia home and this legend's known for his funky bass slap and monstrous groove
THE kid's bedroom soon became the stage, and the pages of destiny began to unfold. "It wasn't like your ordinary
De ja vu that lasts a few seconds, this lasted for minutes. I'd look around, all the faces where the same as those in my dream, years earlier:' The hands of fate took hold of Craig's career late one night in Southern California. We'd just finished a gig. These two guys walked in and said I'll give you $100 if you play another song another. The 18 year old slapper signed a 35 page contract, received a $9000 advance and whatever equipment his heart should desire.
CRAIG was scooped up by Kevin Borich and in 1988 commenced corporate production and Jingle writing. Prompted by family and friends, Craig recorded his first solo CD, AIN'T IT FUNKY, which includes three live tracks with his band
The Brothers of OZ and cousin Will Calhoun on drums. The CD stirred a desire to produce new Australian acts.
Both recordings are now available in a complete makeover as part of a new series called CRAIG CALHOUN - SESSIONS .

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Member Since: 14/06/2006
Band Website: http://www.brothersofoz.com.au
Band Members:
Bass and vocal : Craig calhoun
Keys and vocal : JayCee, Darryl Beaton
Guitar and vocal : Eric Rasmussen, Tim hartwig
Violin: Adrian
Percussion and Vocal : Davo Fester
Drum: Kevin Mendoza, Jared Kneale, Declan Kelly, FadCC Bass solo
.. Craig calhoun, Tim hartwig, Adrian K, Davo fester, 23 september

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Influences: Stanley Clark, Bootsy Collins, James Jamerson, Larry Graham, Jimi Hendrix, Alphonso Johnson.
Sounds Like: Serious old school funky stuff. "Relentless Groove" with "Bass in Yo Face"
Record Label: www.musicdomain.com.au

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