| Member Since | 7/12/2006 | | Band Website | www.fbncc.com | | Band Members | Al Smyth - Guitar, Vocals /
Joe Miller - Drums /
Steve Perakis - Bass /
Fred Gablick - Sax, Flute /
FBnCC Manifesto...
We are circus ringmasters and we can be found whistling amongst the winds of fairgrounds, in convents, prostitutions, theatres, realities, feelings, restaurants, ohoho, bang bang. We declare that the blues is a feeling that has cosseted us quite enough in the dilatoriness of its abstractions, as have transatlantic liners, noises and ideas. And while we put on a show of being facile, we are actually searching for the central essence of things, and are pleased if we can hide it; we have no wish to count the windows of the marvelous elite,
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for FBnCC doesn't exist for anyone, and we want everyone to understand this. This is FBnCC's balcony, I assure you.
From there you can hear all the military marches, and come down cleaving the air like a seraph landing in a public baths to piss and understand the parable.
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| FBnCC is neither madness, nor wisdom, nor irony, look at me, dear bourgeois.
Blues used to be a game of nuts in May, guitarists would go gathering songs that had a final ring, then they would exude, shout out the verse, and dress it up in
dolls' bootees, and the verse became a queen in order to die a little, and the queen became a sardine, and the children ran hither and you, unseen... Then came the great ambassadors of feeling, who yelled historically in chorus:
Psychology Psychology hee hee -
Science Science Science
Long live Rock - We are not naive - We are successive -
We are exclusive
We are not simpletons and we are perfectly capable of an intelligent discussion.
Be we, FBnCC, don't agree with them, for art isn't serious, I assure you, and if we reveal the crime so as to show that we are learned denunciators, it's to please you, dear audience, I
assure you, and I adore you.
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| | Influences | Please visit www.fbncc.com
| | Sounds Like | Rory Gallagher, Led Zep, Rolling Stones, Johnny Winter, Tom Waits, Leon Russell, and Dr. John
 | | Record Label | Unknown Indie | | Type of Label | Indie |
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