------past Dr Ketchup members--------
BASS- Jared Bader, Ted Casterline, Norman Carter, Sean Hill, Greg Mungan
DRUMS -Aaron Carroll,Ted Casterline, Jay Horvath, Billy Demas, Tony Catastrophe, Chuck D, Kevin Freed, Carl Barone
PERCUSSION - Ebo, Dave Sherrick (vibes), Jay Riviello, Baba Tunde, Ross Brown
HORNS- Kevin Murphy- trumpet, Tom Devaney - sax, Elliott Levin - sax/flute, Daud El-Bakara - trumpet, Melissa - sax, Aino Soderhielm - sax, Rachel Laibson - oboe
VOCALS Flipside, Amy Stuenkle, Stacy Goodman, Adrian Miller
GUITAR - Jared Bader, Ross Brown, Matt Rush
影響
Herbie Hancock, Eddie Harris, Fela Kuti, Donald Byrd, Jimmy Smith, Jimmy McGriff, Andre Crouch, Thelonious Monk, The Meters, Lou Donaldson, The Daktaris, Mongo Santamaria, Grant Green, Funkadelic, Yes, Three Dog Night, Stevie Wonder, James Brown, The JBs, Rashan Roland Kirk, Joe Zawinul, Quincy Jones, Gene Harris, The Beatles, Les McCann, Devo, Lonnie Smith, The Beastie Boys, Donald Byrd, Groove Holmes, Willie Bobo, Earth Wind and Fire, Bob Marley, John Coltrane, The Doors, English Beat
Dr Ketchup is a five piece instrumental project from Philadelphia consisting
of Rhodes piano & organ, tenor sax, trumpet, bass, and drums. Throughout the band's history
the line-up has also included vibraphones, and percussion. Over the
last 10 years the band has seen a lot of changes but has retained its
fundamental concept; the groove. The group has drawn inspiration from jazz
greats such as Herbie Hancock, Lou Donaldson, and Miles Davis. Dr
Ketchup's style is a balance between jazz structure and a funkified groove, a
modal form of music that has been coined "Acid Jazz". Original
compositions draw inspiration from Miles Davis' "On
the Corner". The band also embraces the Boogaloo beats from the late 60's
to create a jazz funk sound.
Dr Ketchup have played just about every bar, juke joint, fly-by-night-spot,
third floor walk-up, back yard bar-b-que, night club, and showroom in town
that features live music. The band have always enjoyed being a part of area
festivals including "Penn Rocks the Homeless", "Clark Park Summer
Festival", "The Delaware Ice Cream Festival", and "The Bell Atlantic Jazz
Festival" in New York City. They recently played a gig sponsored by
Modern Drunkard Magazine. Dr Ketchup have opened for Groove Collective
at The Trocadero, Robert Walter's Second Congress at the Khyber, as well as
The Greyboy Allstars. They have collaborated with G. Love & Special
Sauce, Phil Roy, Elliott Levine and King Britt. They got their Ivy vibe on when they played an 88.5 WXPN broadcast on "Live From the Writers House" as well as live
performances on 91.7 WKDU. And they've been doin their thing at World Cafe Live. Their
upcoming CD just came out this month. Dr Ketchup is all about making funky music for people to shake their booty and get their groove on wherever the joint may be. Come check 'em out.
Hi! were playing at the World Cafe Live in Philly , on Saturday October 24. Local Music needs support and we need yours :) come on out and jam with us !!!!!!! Its a free show and a great place to have dinner and drinks and dance ! Save the date Much love , BOSU
The New Stuff Sounds AWESOME. And I see that you guys R friends with Robert Walters, who is.. well.. nasty. I saw him with Greyboy a couple months ago... I know you liked our old version of TEKNOCRAT, so you should definately check out its resurrection off our new album, What Has Science Done?. It's a bit like YES mixed with mad scientist soundwaves.
i really love your guy's groovy funky melodies, but i never stopped by to drop some love, havn't seen you's since some kind of jam. And it was some fresh stuff. super funky. i love it. you guys rock. hope to catch you guys sometime again soon. peace and love. Travey Trav
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