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Big Fresh backing R.Stevie Moore!!
"Why Should I Love You"
Owensboro KY
Fri May 21, 1999
IT'S PUNK!
Big Fresh is an exciting blend of Pop music in its truest form. From the Beatles to Bacharach, from Zeppelin to Zappa, Big Fresh covers the gamut of influential and creative pop music for real music lovers. Big Fresh have already released two Independent LPs guaranteed to blow the minds of any audiophile. Big Fresh is an experienced touring outfit, having played shows at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tn, the University of Kentucky in Lexington, Kentucky and the famous BoFo ToVo Festival in Maryville, Tn. Big Fresh plays original music with an occasional surprise cover from the likes of Elvis Costello, Harry Nilsson, The Cars, MC5, The Beatles, The Beach Boys, even R. Stevie Moore!
Big Fresh consists of John Ferguson on Rhythm Guitar, Ben Fulton on Keyboards, Jeremy Midkiff on Bass, Danny Coy on Keys and Horns, and Bryan Gore on Drums. John is a recording engineer at Sunlite Music in Owensboro, Kentucky where he records the latest�music from and for for the masses. He plays rhythm guitar, keyboards, drums, and is the lead singer of Big Fresh.� Ben is a graduate of the University of Kentucky with a Bachelor's degree in Psychology. His technical wizardry allows him to switch between the keyboards and guitars without thinking. An accomplished songwriter, he is truly an awesome dude. Jeremy is a graduate of the University of Kentucky with a Bachelor's degree in Telecommunications. He plays the bass and writes a wonderful pop songs, greatly adding to Big Fresh's original material.� Danny is a graduate of Maryville College with a Bachelor's degree in History. He plays keys, horns, and anything else that his dear heart will allow. Dan will make you swoon. Bryan is a teacher's aid at Tamarack Elementary School where he warps the fragile minds of our nation's youth. He plays the drums like nobody's business. His clever songcrafting, production, and boyish good looks will be a surefire way to win the hearts of the ladies.
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