Jeremy Reffel -- Acoustic & electric lead guitar, baritone guitar, tenor & 5-string banjo, vocals, lyrics.
The Rev. Burl Kramer -- Rhythm guitar, vocals, percussion, lyrics.
Prof. Richard Fiorillo -- Acoustic and electric mandolin, percussion, vocals.
Adrian Alexander -- Upright & electric bass, flutes, vocals, lyrics.
Chris Laurence -- Drums & percussion.
Influences
Grateful Dead, Jeff Beck, Yonder Mountain String Band, Leftover Salmon, Miles Davis, Frank Zappa, Jaco Pastorius, Weather Report, Bob Dylan, The Beatles, David Bowie, The Jefferson Airplane, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Traffic, Jimi Hendrix, Dire Straits, Louden Wainwright III, New Riders of the Purple Sage, Led Zeppilin, Eric Clapton, James Jamerson, Talking Heads, Marvin Gaye, The Band, Etheopiques, Rachmaninoff, Big Head Todd and The Monsters, Bela Fleck, Quincy Jones (Cosby!), Bill Monroe, David Grisman, Tony Rice, Del McCoury, Blind Melon, Johnny Cash, Albert Lee, John McLaughlin, Norah Jones, Crosby Stills Nash (& Young), Paul Simon, Peter Gabriel, The Police, Stevie Wonder, Little Feat, The Velvet Underground, Los Lobos, Leo Kottke, James Brown, The James Gang, The Meters, Joe Pass, Django Reinhardt, Steely Dan, Earl Scruggs, Cat Stephens, The Youngbloods, The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Railroad Earth, Ray Lamontagne, Sublime, George Clinton, Tom Waits, John Prine, Phish, Widespread Panic, moe., Medeski Martin & Wood, Tea Leaf Green, The String Cheese Incident, Steve Kimock, Sound Tribe Sector Nine, Keller Williams, Billy Gilmore, Paper Bird, Jack Kerouac, Hunter S. Thompson
Sounds Like
Spacey Americana grooves and story-teller songwriting.
The 24th Peak Project began in 2006 when bassist Adrian Alexander knocked on the door of guitar/banjo player Jeremy Reffel while organizing for Environmental Action. Discovering a shared love of classic Americana, bluegrass, jazz, and rock, as well as a desire to make their mark on the modern music scene, the two made plans to collaborate. Shortly thereafter, Jeremy introduced Adrian to guitarist Burl Kramer, who Jeremy had been performing with under the humble moniker Those Guys. Kramer added a lighthearted, dance in the streets kind of vibe that perfectly balanced Reffel's bluesy style and Alexander's dark lyrics and aggressive bass journeys. When the three came together, there was an instant connection, and they began a songwriting relationship that was beyond any collaboration the boys had previously experienced. Drummers came and went, the band performed a few initial shows, but nothing ever seemed quite right. A breakthrough happened when, once again knocking door to door for the environment, Adrian met mandolin player Richard Fiorillo. With the addition of Richard's keen ear, steady rhythm and melodic soloing the boys were able to take the music in both a more traditional direction, as well as allowing for more adventurous improvisational excursions. With this lineup the band was able to launch their most successful summer run ever, 2008, playing over 30 shows around Colorado and building a loyal fanbase. At the end of the summer, the final piece finally fell in place with the addition of drummer Chris Laurence. Chris' ability to lock into a groove and support the bottom while simultaneously remaining ready to turn on a dime was what the band had been searching for since the beginning. Now, the only thing above the Peak is the endless sky.
Hello friends,
Yes, it's that time of the year again: The 3rd Annual Fall Jam! This
annual all-ages event brings the community together to celebrate and
bring exposure to the diverse Colorado music scene and give people of
all ages the chance to see great live music. Stanky Pockets will be
headlining!
Here are the details: Saturday, October 3rd@Lizard’s Bar and Grill 1920 Blake Street Denver, CO Doors 5pm, Showtime 6pm All ages and 21+ w/ID $10 advance, $12 at the door; children 12 years of age and under free Free compilation CD of performing bands, free drink ticket and free raffle ticket with admission
Bands: Miracleband GrownAss Man Band 10-4 and the Good Buddies Ground Up Stanky Pockets
Tickets are on sale now! Save yourself $2.00 be getting them early...they're going fast! To purchase tickets go to: www.myspace.com/jbdrumz
Like you have something better to do this Saturday??? ; ) SugarJet goes on at 11AM on stage 3. 30+ bands from 10am-10pm. Free. All ages. Come rock the day away with us!
Hello friends, Widespread
Tuesday at Tooeys here! I am happy to annouce that this Tuesday, June
2nd, we will be having Daniel Hutchens and Eric Martinez from the
Athens, GA rock band Bloodkin and keyboardist Bill McKay of Leftover
Salmon! They will be playing earlier in the day at Owsley's(22nd
& Lawrence) for Happy Hour On The Deck from 5:00-8:00, then at
Tooeys from 9pm to close. www.bloodkin.net www.myspace.com/bloodkinmusic www.ericmartinezmusic.com
Here are the details: Widespread Tuesdays at Tooey's 1521 Marion Street The
new gathering place of the Panic Community! Full Panic show starts at
8pm with live music featuring some of the best musicians Denver has to
offer, $3.00 Flying Dog Bottles, $4.00 Maker’s Mark drinks and NO
COVER! Check out my myspace page for the featured musician of each week. www.myspace.com/jbdrumz www.tooeyoffcolfax.com www.myspace.com/431390577
Spread the word, pass this bulletin on to your friends and please support!!! See you at the shows!
Hello friends, Tooey's will be hosting Widespread Tuesdays starting this Tuesday, April 7th.
Below are the details: Widespread Tuesday's at Tooey's 1521 Marion Street The new gathering place of the Panic Community! Full Panic show starts at 8pm with live music featuring some of the best musicians Denver has to offer, $3.00 Flying Dog Bottles, $4.00 Maker’s Mark and giveaways. Bring a disc of your tour pictures and see you and your friends on the big screen! Check out my myspace page for the featured musician of each week.
Warming up for St. Patrick's Day! Stop by our site and check our March schedule for a gig near you. Hope to see you at a show. Enjoy our new video "Whiskey Tonight" and stop by our site for a FREE download of the new song. Cheers!
You guys have a great sound. Where do you post your up coming shows? I would love to see you guys in concert.
By the way, if you ever need merchandise items let me know. I am a Promotional Marketing Consultant, and I provide customized memorable products to help people promote their music and events. See you soon.
likewise! i really enjoy your stuff as well...perhaps we can trade whenever we reach your neck of the woods (or vice versa). if you guys ever need a show here let us know and we'll help out as well! decca allen
Grateful Dead, Jeff Beck, Yonder Mountain String Band, Leftover Salmon, Miles Davis, Frank Zappa, Jaco Pastorius, Weather Report, Bob Dylan, The Beatles, David Bowie, The Jefferson Airplane, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Traffic, Jimi Hendrix, Dire Straits, Louden Wainwright III, New Riders of the Purple Sage, Led Zeppilin, Eric Clapton, James Jamerson, Talking Heads, Marvin Gaye, The Band, Etheopiques, Rachmaninoff, Big Head Todd and The Monsters, Bela Fleck, Quincy Jones (Cosby!), Bill Monroe, David Grisman, Tony Rice, Del McCoury, Blind Melon, Johnny Cash, Albert Lee, John McLaughlin, Norah Jones, Crosby Stills Nash (& Young), Paul Simon, Peter Gabriel, The Police, Stevie Wonder, Little Feat, The Velvet Underground, Los Lobos, Leo Kottke, James Brown, The James Gang, The Meters, Joe Pass, Django Reinhardt, Steely Dan, Earl Scruggs, Cat Stephens, The Youngbloods, The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Railroad Earth, Ray Lamontagne, Sublime, George Clinton, Tom Waits, John Prine, Phish, Widespread Panic, moe., Medeski Martin & Wood, Tea Leaf Green, The String Cheese Incident, Steve Kimock, Sound Tribe Sector Nine, Keller Williams, Billy Gilmore, Paper Bird, Jack Kerouac, Hunter S. Thompson
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