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Farmer's Tan Market

General Info

  • Genre: Funk / Indie / Jam Band

    Location BELLEVILLE, Illinois, US

    Profile Views: 16952

    Last Login: 1/2/2011

    Member Since 1/11/2006

    Website http://www.betarecords.com/farmers.tan.market

    Type of Label Major

  • Bio

    ..Early in 2004, Ian Randall teamed up with Paxton Rogers to create an eclectic mix of slam poetry and jazz bass riffs. ..Adding guitarist Carter McKee, drummer Ryan Jeffries, trumpet player Mike Lodes and saxophone player Jordan Bay at the beginning of summer 2004, the group rapidly increased their repertoire of original music and covers. ..In autumn 2004 FTM brought in guitarist Mark Knapp and continued to play sporadically. But as summer 2005 came, it appeared some changes would be made. Lodes would not be returning on trumpet, and Rogers had broken his hand and would not be able to play bass. ..Farmer's Tan Market decided to march on, however, in the able hands of young bassist Jesse Farrar. During this period, FTM more than doubled its playlist and released its first set of home recordings, the five-song "The Let's Have Six EP." ..FTM are currently working on recording another EP with Rogers back on bass. They plan to expand to new locations, and have their sights set on St. Louis...
  • Members

    Ian Randall - vocals .. Jordan Bay - winds .. Ryan Jeffries - drums .. Mark Knapp - guitar .. Carter McKee - guitar .. Paxton Rogers - bass
  • Influences

    Many.
  • Sounds Like

    Cake meets Chili Peppers 'lite,' apparently

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Bio:

Early in 2004, Ian Randall teamed up with Paxton Rogers to create an eclectic mix of slam poetry and jazz bass riffs.

Adding guitarist Carter McKee, drummer Ryan Jeffries, trumpet player Mike Lodes and saxophone player Jordan Bay at the beginning of summer 2004, the group rapidly increased their repertoire of original music and covers.

In autumn 2004 FTM brought in guitarist Mark Knapp and continued to play sporadically. But as summer 2005 came, it appeared some changes would be made. Lodes would not be returning on trumpet, and Rogers had broken his hand and would not be able to play bass.

Farmer's Tan Market decided to march on, however, in the able hands of young bassist Jesse Farrar. During this period, FTM more than doubled its playlist and released its first set of home recordings, the five-song "The Let's Have Six EP."

FTM are currently working on recording another EP with Rogers back on bass. They plan to expand to new locations, and have their sights set on St. Louis.

Member Since:

January 11, 2006

Members:

Ian Randall - vocals
Jordan Bay - winds
Ryan Jeffries - drums
Mark Knapp - guitar
Carter McKee - guitar
Paxton Rogers - bass

Influences:

Many.

Sounds Like:

Cake meets Chili Peppers 'lite,' apparently

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