Flashback is an early 1980’s 'retro-political' band from Malibu, California. They played a mixture of Blues, Rock, and R&B with Psychedelic overtones. The nucleus of the band was Billy Aylesworth (Lead guitar, Vocals), Eden (Bass), Dean Karem (Drums), and Robert Mirabilio (Keyboards, Vocals). Billy was the founder of the group and served as the... [+] Read More

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We are TimetoBurn, the Psychadelic Hip Hop experience. Our mission is to get you to tune in and drop out to our unique sound and inovative lyrics.
TimetoBurn consists of two members currently, Joe Harley, and Kyalo Crosson (a.k.a Venacular). These two combine to create the Pink Floyd, Grateful Dead - Roots lyricism sound that will but you... [+] Read More

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A Southern-fried blues-rock boogie band in the vein of the Allman Brothers, Athens, GA's Allgood began to build a national audience through their constant touring in the early '90s. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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Welcome to the Andrew's Ave. MP3.com website. We would like to thank you for stopping by. If you could take a listen and give a review either way we would love to hear from you. Or send us an email.
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Andrew’s Ave was formed in the summer of ’07 with the mind set of creating music that invokes dancing, subtle... [+] Read More

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Founded as an outlet for the "out" musical philosophy of Col. Bruce Hampton, the Aquarium Rescue Unit's ever-rotating lineup became a fixture on the early jam band scene, eventually spawning members of the Allman Brothers Band, Phil Lesh and Friends, Leftover Salmon, and Frogwings. While never commercially successful, the band's hilariously fun... [+] Read More

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During the late '80s and early '90s, Big Head Todd & the Monsters (the Colorado-based trio of guitarist/keyboard player Todd Park Mohr, bassist Rob Squires, and drummer Brian Nevin) built their audience through constant touring, playing college towns across the country. With these tours, they built a solid fan base before they had even signed to... [+] Read More

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Colour Of Sound arose from the primordial, fanatically Christian soup known as "The Hawthorns" primary school. The period only known as the "Dark Ages" to many stretched from when the band contained only three members and wrote music that was just... **** right up to when Shahen joined when the rest of the band were in the throws of Secondary... [+] Read More

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The South African vocalist/guitarist Dave Matthews formed the Dave Matthews Band in Virginia in the early '90s. Featuring Matthews, Stefan Lessard, Leroi Moore, Boyd Tinsley, and Carter Beauford, the group's music presents a more pop-oriented version of the Grateful Dead crossed with the worldbeat explorations of Paul Simon and Sting. The band... [+] Read More

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God Street Wine, a New York-based jam band in the tradition of the Spin Doctors and Blues Traveler, blend funk, reggae, folk-rock, post-punk, pop/rock, and blues-rock into a cohesive whole that is unique and original. God Street Wine formed in New York City in the late '80s and lived there until they moved to Westchester County, NY, in 1991.... [+] Read More

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Charlie Costa - Keys, Vocals

Dan Gasse - Guitar, Keys, Percussion, Vocals

Sean Hartter - Bass, Keys, Mix Master, Vocals, Percussion

Doug Salvador - Live Drums, Percussion

Influences: Medeski, Martin and Wood, Herbie Hancock, The Cure, String Cheese Incident, Nine Inch Nails, Phish, Ministry,... [+] Read More

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A very versatile bassist, Rob Wasserman has gained fame for his trilogy of recording projects accurately titled Solo, Duets and Trios. Wasserman began playing the violin when he was 12, not switching to bass until he was already 20. Within a year he was studying at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and playing with drummer Charles Moffett.... [+] Read More

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There were many pseudo-hippie, jam-oriented blues rockers in New York during the early '90s, but only the Spin Doctors made it big. And they made it big because they not only could immerse themselves in a groove, but they also had concise pop skills. "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" and "Two Princes" were cleverly written singles, full of clean,... [+] Read More

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Formed in the wake of Jerry Garcia's 1995 death and the subsequent dissolution of the Grateful Dead, the Other Ones consisted of ex-Dead guitarist Bob Weir, bassist Phil Lesh, and drummer Mickey Hart along with keyboardist Bruce Hornsby, a longtime satellite member of the group. After headlining the 1998 Furthur Festival, the Other Ones issued... [+] Read More

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With their relaxed, slightly jazzy pop, the Samples were one of the most popular touring bands of the early '90s. After a bad experience with a major label, the band began releasing their own records independently, building support through a grassroots network of fans. Through constant touring, the Samples were able to keep building their... [+] Read More

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One of the many neo-hippie jam bands inheriting the road-warrior mantle left behind by the Grateful Dead, Widespread Panic established a devout grassroots following on the strength of constant touring and a loose, rootsy brand of Southern rock informed by jazz and blues textures. The group's origins dated to 1982, when vocalist John Bell and... [+] Read More

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