Need good name for new BLUES BAND ?
Mika
A few of my friends and I have a decent little blues band and we play
everything from traditional to current blues tunes, but, "with-an-edge". We've
been trying to come up with a good name, any ideas ?
Thanks for your help !
Some of the artists styles we do are Elmore James, Muddy Waters, Guitar Slim,
Howlin' Wolf, BB King, Freddie King, Albert King, SRV, Buddy Guy, Otis Span,
Jake & Elwood, Ronnie Earl, etc...
drwow
The Bluenatics
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Steve Robinson
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>
> A few of my friends and I have a decent little blues band and we play
> everything from traditional to current blues tunes, but, "with-an-edge".
We've
The Razors? The Blue Razors? That's got an edge to it.
HTH
Steve.
Steve Robinson
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or how about "Victor Kiam and The Electric Razors"?
"Er... which one's Victor...?"
:¬)
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Jeff
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el stinky
> A few of my friends and I have a decent little blues band and we play
> everything from traditional to current blues tunes, but,
> "with-an-edge". We've been trying to come up with a good name, any
> ideas ?
>
BLUES HAMMER!!!!
Spyder Barques
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> everything from traditional to current blues tunes, but, "with-an-edge".
We've
> been trying to come up with a good name, any ideas ?
BL00ZEDGE!!1!
--
Thad
David Axt
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> Red Hot Blues
>
> Pavlos
>
That name is already taken. Good one though!
DA
D.R.
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Here is a valuble resource of how to choose a bandname:
http://www.homestarrunner.com/sbemail16.html
Another guitar-related resource:
http://www.homestarrunner.com/sbemail36.html
Both pages use Flash and require a soundcard.
Enjoy!
D.R.
Spyder Barques
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All right people! Are you ready to
BOOGIE? Cuz we gwine play you some
authentic, way-down-in-the-delta
blues to rock your world! One, Two,
Three...
;-)
--
Thad
>
Tivers
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SuperX
Lil' Jimmy's Blues Express
Roadkill Blues Band
Skinny Pete's Blues Rovers
Bluesmobiles
Bluematics
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Pete
"The Heart Strings"
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Steve Robinson
> none of these names are as good as "The Rolling Stones"
I think that name is already used by a blues band.
Timothy
"Pontius Pilate and the Nail Drivin' Five"
Although you will piss off half of the world...
Mika
So far, The Soulcasterz is it.....
Tivers
>
>Roadkill Blues Band
Combine the two and you get:
Sailin Possum Express
Charlie
energy and focus and here is why.
Let the music speak for itself....if the band is hot people will make it a
point to remember the name whether it is
a "clever" name or simply the Bill Jones Blues Band.
Did the Allman brothers band use some "clever" band name? No. Are the
revered by any as the best blues band of all time past present and future?
Yes. See?
The examples go on like Steve Miller Band, Jimi Hendrix Experience, Dave
Clark Five, Pat Metheny Band, Santana, Simon and Garfunkle..etc etc
etc..........clever names are bogus and totally unnecessary.
The M U S I C makes the band's name for itself..not some cutesy words.
One's time would be better spent rehearsing and working on licks. It's the
M U S I C !!!!!! Not some dreamed up weird ass name.....IMHO
- OR - let your grandma name it and go with her first suggestion no matter
what it may be...
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- Charlie in Mississippi
- "Keep the Blues Alive"
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- now booking in the southeast
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David
R.ob
> Dreaming up catchy or seemingly inventive and clever "band names" is wasted
> energy and focus and here is why.
>
> Let the music speak for itself....if the band is hot people will make it a
> point to remember the name whether it is
> a "clever" name or simply the Bill Jones Blues Band.
>
> Did the Allman brothers band use some "clever" band name? No. Are the
> revered by any as the best blues band of all time past present and future?
> Yes. See?
>
> The examples go on like Steve Miller Band, Jimi Hendrix Experience, Dave
> Clark Five, Pat Metheny Band, Santana, Simon and Garfunkle..etc etc
> etc..........clever names are bogus and totally unnecessary.
>
>
> The M U S I C makes the band's name for itself..not some cutesy words.
> One's time would be better spent rehearsing and working on licks. It's the
> M U S I C !!!!!! Not some dreamed up weird ass name.....IMHO
>
> - OR - let your grandma name it and go with her first suggestion no matter
> what it may be...
>
"A really great blues band". Then, when you are announced on stage, the
script may follow this pattern: "ladies and gentlemen, please give a big
round of applause and welcome to the stage 'a really great blues band'".
Then, at the end, you can thank everyone for coming, and explain that you've
been 'a really great blues band' and they've been a great audience. If
people tell you the bands name was well suited, you know you're onto a winner!
dodgrile
:)
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more...
Vanessa
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Bill
wrote:
>Dreaming up catchy or seemingly inventive and clever "band names" is wasted
>energy and focus and here is why.
>
>Let the music speak for itself....if the band is hot people will make it a
>point to remember the name whether it is
>a "clever" name or simply the Bill Jones Blues Band.
>
>Did the Allman brothers band use some "clever" band name? No. Are the
>revered by any as the best blues band of all time past present and future?
>Yes. See?
Not that I necessarily disagree with your main point, but didn't they
actually start out as "The Allman Joys"?
PainKiller
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Charlie
to have a nameless band...man are you dense....
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Charlie
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Gary Tateosian
...Balls of Blue.... =-)
...Gareth
>
R.ob
> No butt brain...I said that a cutesy name is a waste of energy. I didn't say
> to have a nameless band...man are you dense....
>
Dude, I was joking! Re-read my post with sense of humour daemon enabled.
It really wasnt intended as a serious post. Cor blimey
Pete
"Spyder Barques" wrote:
> All right people! Are you ready to
> BOOGIE? Cuz we gwine play you some
> authentic, way-down-in-the-delta
> blues to rock your world! One, Two,
> Three...
>
> ;-)
>
> --
> Thad
Oh no....
Start a new thread about Fugazi or something...
Oh god,
It'll end in tears,
Pete ;-))))))
(I've been playing slide all evening)
Charlie
Yeah it is funny now that I reread it with that inclination....
I take back the butt brain remark!!!!!!! LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
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Spyder Barques
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>
> "Spyder Barques" wrote:
>
> > All right people! Are you ready to
> > BOOGIE? Cuz we gwine play you some
> > authentic, way-down-in-the-delta
> > blues to rock your world! One, Two,
> > Three...
> >
> > ;-)
> >
> > --
> > Thad
>
> Oh no....
>
> Start a new thread about Fugazi or something...
>
> Oh god,
>
> It'll end in tears,
You're not a BLUESHAMMER fan?!
:-O
"If you want to hear real blues you have to hear 'Blues Hammer.'"
--
Thad
Rob.
> OK sorry..my mistake..maybe it lost something in the translation....
>
> Yeah it is funny now that I reread it with that inclination....
>
> I take back the butt brain remark!!!!!!! LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
>
No worries :-P
el stinky
OH DAMN!!!!
someone beat em to it... and its just as "authentic" as the "real" BLUES
HAMMER
http://www.blueshammer.us/
Bogus Fracture
>From: "Charlie" cha...@excite.com
>Date: 5/13/2004 2:29 PM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id: <2ght6mF...@uni-berlin.de>
>
>The M U S I C makes the band's name for itself..not some cutesy words.
Face it, for better or worse, image means a lot in blues.
Memphis Bogus Fracture
David
> Not that I necessarily disagree with your main point, but didn't they
> actually start out as "The Allman Joys"?
Yes they did
Bogus Fracture
Spyder Barques
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>
> OH DAMN!!!!
>
> someone beat em to it... and its just as "authentic" as the "real" BLUES
> HAMMER
> http://www.blueshammer.us/
Oh, geez. I'm guessing those guys haven't seen the movie.
OMG, can this be real?
I think that I will have to get one of those shirts, though.
--
Thad
David
Are you the same Spyder from the Yahoo group Guitar Players?
Charlie
Too bad you would never have time to see Phil Keaggy since he doesn't use
(or need) a "catchy name". Gee I guess you'll pass on Eric Clapton too
then..right?
Your logic is so pathetically transparent as some feeble attempt to troll
me.
I think you like me!!!! LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
-ps yeah it is Pat Metheny Group..what a butt head "correction" but you
would pass on him too since no "clever name". Thank you for a great
chuckle....
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> Yes, they certainly did, showing that Charlie's just being a one-sided
> asshole again. All I know is that if I'm going to see a band, if they
> couldn't bother to put some time into coming up with a catchy name, I
can't
> be bothered with them. All of the examples given are false. The Allman
> Brothers started with the Allman Joys. Additionally, their last name rolls
> off the tongue pretty easily. The Jimi Hendrix Experience wasn't clever?
> Rather than using "The Jimi Hendrix Band" or something like that, they
> tailored the name to show that there was more to the music than just a
band;
> it was an experience. Simon & Garfunkle originally called themselves "Tom
&
> Jerry". The Dave Clark Five: first of all, his name rolls off the tongue
> easily. Second of all, how many other people were using a number to
express
> the band? It hails back to Louis Armstrong's Hot Sevens. Very cool.
Santana,
> how many people have a cool name like that? BTW, there *is* no Pat Metheny
> Band.
>
> Do you really think you'd be likely to stop at a club because you see the
> Mike Crutcher Band is playing? Please. What about some of the great bands
> who bothered to have a cool name? Cream, Aerosmith, The Rolling Stones,
The
> Meters, The Who, The Mothers Of Invention, Nirvana. I don't even like all
of
> those bands, but they certainly considered what they would be called.
Yeah,
> their music could speak for itself, but they bothered to have some pride
in
> their name and are part of music history because of it.
>
> Get real. Marketing is a major part of being successful in the music
> business.
>
> Hey, maybe in Charlie's honor, you could call it "No Crossposting".
>
> --
> Mike C.
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> "As much as I love music, I never really thought it was my life. I thought
> it was the vehicle I used to express my life" - Herbie Mann
>
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Marc Mulay
Lo Serotone
Bad Molesteral
Raging Cortisol
Puking Chubby
Limp 'n Drippy
Hot Guk
La Labia
El Meat 'O Saurus
Third Ball
Third Nipple
Double Clit
Clit THIS
Lap Gadgets
Lap Sockets
Pocket 2 Meat
Molest 4 Food
Wet Turd
Slippery Turd
Swallow-A-Turd
Yellow Crabs
Lumpy Turd
Steaming Turd
Turd Hunters
Herp's 4 Ever
Bloody Ass Pukes
Mouth Dump
Buddy Humpers
Mothers of Dementia
Open Sores
Lumpy Pythons
Gator Baiters
Wanna See My...?
Pinky Sniffers
Stinky Stiff Band
Molecular Douche
Catheter Yankers
Butt Snake
Bone Smugglers
Musical Moustache Band
Sit' N Squish
Ronco Lied
One Ate Hundred
Fish Breath
Wet Chins
Beaver Snorkles
Ankles 'R Earrings
Thighs Fur Headphones
Sack 2 Crack
Old Sack
Squirt Burn
Peckers Knot
Full Load
Half a Load
Load Dribblers
Itch Hole
eHole
No Lube
Merle's Lynching
Wet Crotch
Rotten Crotch
Crotch B. Gone
Gimme Hole
Suck Pole
Blow Pole
Meat Pole
Flesh Taxi
Porn Loser
Charlie
Mud Cat and The Deep Fried Five ???
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Franky
"Mika" <mbenn...@aol.comnojunk> wrote in message
> >Need good name for new BLUES BAND
>
>
>
>
Sorry, it's been taken!
el stinky
pick one up for me. i will pay you back with a DEEP DOWN IN THE DELTA
version of MUSTANG FUCKING SALLY
OOOWWWW
Boyd Williamson
> No butt brain...I said that a cutesy name is a waste of energy. I didn't say
> to have a nameless band...man are you dense....
>
> - "Keep the Blues Alive"
Aw, Charlie, you're no fun. What's wrong with being a bit creative with the
name? Why not try to entertain people from the first moment they hear of
you? You can change your clothes, your guitar, your hairstyle, your style of
music, and even your physique to mold your image; why not change your name?
Sometimes, it happens that the people who were naming you at your birth
simply didn't have a show business career in mind when they did it!
Would Cary grant have made it as Archibald Alexander Leach? Would Judy
Garland have made it as Frances Gumm? Would Alan Alda have done better as
Alphonso dąAbruzzo? Would Mel Brooks fared better as Melvin Kaminsky, or
Albert Brooks as Albert Einstein?
Would John Denver have sold as many records as Henry John Deutschendorf?
Would Kirk Douglas have starred in as many movies as Issur Danielovitch
Demsky? Was it a waste of energy changing Baldemar G. Huerta to Freddie
Fender? Did you know Glenn Ford's given first name was Gwyilyn?
C'mon, Charlie, give us a break. Even Huddie Ledbetter was much better known
as Leadbelly, and Elias Bates impressed more people as Bo Diddley. McKinley
Morganfield is a fine name, but much more easily remembered as Muddy Waters.
Please, allow Patricia Andrzejewski to be Pat Benatar. Let Harold Lipschitz
be Hal Linden if he wants to, and Joseph Levitch be known as Jerry Lewis.
Stefanie Powers might have been just as beautiful if she hadn't changed her
name from Stefdnia Zofija Federkiewicz, but who's to say? Would Cheryl Ladd
have been as fetching a Charlie's Angel if she'd been billed as Cheryl
Stoppelmoor?
I mean, Hollywood Squares MIGHT be that much more entertaining if everyone
knew that Peter Marshall was really Pierre LaCock, but maybe not.
Michael Keaton didn't have much choice; Michael Douglas, his real name, was
already taken! James Stewart had the same problem, so he changed his to
Stewart Granger. So did Jane Peters, who became Carole Lombard.
Would Elle MacPherson be nearly as sexy as Eleanor Gow? Would Walter
Matthau EVER have gotten his real last name, Matuschanskayasky, into the
screen credits?
Ronald Reagan kept his own name, but do you think it bothered him that his
first wife, Jane Wyman, was really Sarah Jane Fulks; or that his second
wife, Nancy Davis, was really Anne Frances Robbins? Should it bother us?
Would it bother you if you knew that President Gerald R. Ford was really
Leslie Lynch King, Jr.?
I dunno, Charlie. Personally, I like band names like Skid Marx and the Hugh
Jazz Band; Alcoholics Unanimous; Hitler's Bikini; Mao Tse Helen;
Phenobarbiedolls; Seven Year Bitch; Well Hungarians; Testostertones; Stukas
Over Bedrock; theXpairOmentals, and the Crash Test Tickles (the last two are
mine, thank you).
How many other Charlies are playing blues in Mississippi? I mean, it's fine
for you, but what are the other 32,796 Charlies in Mississippi gonna do?
Hmmm. Butt Brain and the Waste of Energy... I like it!
Boyd Williamson, a/k/a
Zoid Asteroid Machine
...and proud of it.
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"A rose by any other name would smell as sweet..." -from "Romeo and Juliet"
by William Shakespeare... who many think was really Sir Francis Bacon...
Ed Cregger
"Charlie" <cha...@excite.com> wrote
> > OK then how about
> >
> > Mud Cat and The Deep Fried Five ???
I played in a band in the seventies named Mudcat.
We were a bunch of southwestern NJ swamp-billies trying to make good. We did
manage to make an impression on the University of Delaware's seismometer in
Newark, DE. Or I should say, I made an impression. I was the bassplayer. The
Amazing Seismo. <G>
Ed Cregger
Jeff
wrote:
>Charlie wrote:
>
>> Dreaming up catchy or seemingly inventive and clever "band names" is wasted
>> energy and focus and here is why.
>>
Right, for a blues rock band, a catchy or conceptual name isn't really
necessary, but for a rock or pop band, sometimes it's vital - Led
Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, The Box Tops, The Pretty Things, The Flamin'
Groovies, Willie Alexander and the Boom Boom Band, The Mothers, XTC,
The Cream, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Humble Pie, The Strawberry
Alarm Clock, The Velvet Underground, The Grateful Dead, etc., etc., -
these are all brilliant band names. I think a really good band name
is just as important as a good movie title. How could a director
reason, "I don't care what we name this movie. It doesn't matter.
We'll focus on the acting and the story but thinking up a good name
for the movie is a waste of time. We'll just call it the star of the
movie's fourth adventure movie." A good album is a movie for your
ears and it deserves a dramatic or good title rather than a throwaway
or generic title. I think there's a big difference between "The Jimi
Hendrix Experience" and "Jimi Hendrix Blues Band."
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David
> OK then how about
>
> Mud Cat and The Deep Fried Five ???
Mudcat is a country/blues band in Atlanta
Doug Cunningly
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> Charlie wrote:
>
>> Dreaming up catchy or seemingly inventive and clever "band names" is
>> wasted energy and focus and here is why.
>>
>> Let the music speak for itself....if the band is hot people will make
>> it a point to remember the name whether it is
>> a "clever" name or simply the Bill Jones Blues Band.
>>
>> Did the Allman brothers band use some "clever" band name? No. Are the
>> revered by any as the best blues band of all time past present and
>> future? Yes. See?
>>
>> The examples go on like Steve Miller Band, Jimi Hendrix Experience,
>> Dave Clark Five, Pat Metheny Band, Santana, Simon and Garfunkle..etc
>> etc etc..........clever names are bogus and totally unnecessary.
>>
>>
>> The M U S I C makes the band's name for itself..not some cutesy
>> words. One's time would be better spent rehearsing and working on
>> licks. It's the M U S I C !!!!!! Not some dreamed up weird ass
>> name.....IMHO
>>
>> - OR - let your grandma name it and go with her first suggestion no
>> matter what it may be...
>>
>
> "A really great blues band". Then, when you are announced on stage,
> the script may follow this pattern: "ladies and gentlemen, please give
> a big round of applause and welcome to the stage 'a really great blues
> band'".
>
> Then, at the end, you can thank everyone for coming, and explain that
> you've been 'a really great blues band' and they've been a great
> audience. If people tell you the bands name was well suited, you know
> you're onto a winner!
>
Yeah, like "the rolling stones." lame.
Doug Cunningly
news:2ght6mF...@uni-berlin.de:
> Dreaming up catchy or seemingly inventive and clever "band names" is
> wasted energy and focus and here is why.
>
> Let the music speak for itself....if the band is hot people will make
> it a point to remember the name whether it is
> a "clever" name or simply the Bill Jones Blues Band.
>
> Did the Allman brothers band use some "clever" band name? No. Are the
> revered by any as the best blues band of all time past present and
> future? Yes. See?
>
> The examples go on like Steve Miller Band, Jimi Hendrix Experience,
> Dave Clark Five, Pat Metheny Band, Santana, Simon and Garfunkle..etc
> etc etc..........clever names are bogus and totally unnecessary.
>
>
> The M U S I C makes the band's name for itself..not some cutesy words.
> One's time would be better spent rehearsing and working on licks.
> It's the M U S I C !!!!!! Not some dreamed up weird ass name.....IMHO
>
> - OR - let your grandma name it and go with her first suggestion no
> matter what it may be...
>
I don't know, some bands' names really grab your attention, like Jersey's
The Swinging Johnsons or Shirley Temple of Doom.
Peter Huggins
P.S. In Between the Allman Joys (Name ripped off from a candy bar) and
the ABB, Duane & Gregg had a band called Hourglass (Two albums on
Liberty, went nowhere, band broke up. Duane became a 'hired gun' studio
guitarist for awhile and Gregg stayed in L.A. to fufill contract
obligations).
Grins, Peter
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And And! And
Groovy
NJ
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>
> On 13-May-2004, "Charlie" <cha...@excite.com> wrote:
>
> > Hahahaha..is this your best shot???
>
> I'm afraid I missed the previous post. Was "Hahahaha" the suggested name
> for the band? If so, I kinda like it!
>
> ~kp
Chuck
Chuck
Tivers
With that name, I think you could get a gvt sponsored one week gig in Baghdad.
ti
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Spyder Barques
>
> Are you the same Spyder from the Yahoo group Guitar Players?
No, he's a cheap imposter!
Or I am.
Either way, no.
:-)
--
Thad
Rob.
>>No butt brain...I said that a cutesy name is a waste of energy. I didn't say
>>to have a nameless band...man are you dense....
>>
>>- Charlie in Mississippi
>>- "Keep the Blues Alive"
>
>
Now that was a *lot* of names!!
Chuck
Chuck
David
> I don't know, some bands' names really grab your attention, like Jersey's
> The Swinging Johnsons or Shirley Temple of Doom.
There was a band in the 80s called the Swinging Richards.
steve eaton
> 2. Herman Nerdman and the Volumes
I like those.
I'll add...
Norman Nasal and the Nosepicker Nine....
Spyder Barques
>
>
> pick one up for me. i will pay you back with a DEEP DOWN IN THE DELTA
> version of MUSTANG FUCKING SALLY
>
> OOOWWWW
>
ROFL
:-D
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Thad
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> message news:2gfjt6F...@uni-berlin.de...
> > "Mika" <mbenn...@aol.comnojunk> wrote in message
> >
> > The Razors? The Blue Razors? That's got an edge to it.
>
> or how about "Victor Kiam and The Electric Razors"?
>
> "Er... which one's Victor...?"
>
> :¬)
Blue Floyd.
'which one's blue? "
we all are! :D
Marc Mulay
22 Itchy Frets (Agree)
The 5th Doctor
Wet Hot Tuna
Hold the Cheese
Ankles 'R Earrings
Willy's in a Knot
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> Razorback Blues Brothers
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> Lil' Jimmy's Blues Express
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> Roadkill Blues Band
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> Skinny Pete's Blues Rovers
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> Bluesmobiles
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> Bluematics
tHE bLUEFARTS!
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> 1. Dick Shellac and the Shiney White men
> 2. Herman Nerdman and the Volumes
That's right. + Fart Pumprefrosen & The Knockers.
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Boyd Williamson
Fat Stew & the Blues Kazoos