Bryan Cook=Keys/Vox/percussion
Steve Steele=Bass
Grant Schroff=Drums
Robert Walker=percussion and backing vox
Adrian Witherspoon=Trombone
Scott Morning=Trumpet
Sam Wambach=Bari Sax
Aaron Jenkins=Tenor Sax
Tom Miller=Guitar
and sometimes, the fabulous
Marcelo Quinonez=guitar/vox
Influences
Fela Kuti, The Skatalites, The Congos, Lee Perry, The Wailers, King Tubby, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Los Fabulosos Cadillacs, The Clash, Toots and the Maytals, Elvis Costello, Afghan Whigs, Otis Redding, The Specials, Motown, Mike Patton, Sizzla, Joe Strummer, Sam Cooke
The concept for what would become Sly Lothario began in about 2001. Bryan Cook and Marcelo Quinonez began sketching out ideas for a project that would combine Afro-beat and Jamaican music with contemporary American styles, much in the same way they had already begun combining Latin American styles with avant-jazz, rock and hip-hop in the band Cuchata (www.myspace.com/cuchata). In many ways, Sly Lothario came about as a reaction to the myriad of aimless funk jams and overall lack of tight, large-scale ensembles populating the Seattle music scene. Once the initial seed was sown, it took many years to further develop the idea and find the right line-up (and the time) to make the music happen. In early 2006, the first rehearsals were held with the 9 member group, and about 9 months later they premiered at Lo_Fi on September 30.
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