Anthony Baumann (violin) Charlie Brumley (piano) Brian Pincus (drums) Jordan Rogers (guitar) Jon Venegoni (bass) On the Border (salsa)
Influences
Brian Wilson Roy Orbison Phil Spector Diana Ross and the Supremes Electric Light Orchestra Wilco Bob Dylan U2 the Beatles Tom Waits Ennio Morricone the Zombies the Who T Rex Big Star the Guess Who Chuck Berry Niel Young 50 Cents
We are returning to Smith/Lee Productions this July to record our third album, and will also be working with J. Christopher Hughes, Scott Swartz, as well as the newly-christened Emperor Norton Orchestra.
Listen to our album, Beautiful Strangers, in its entirety at www.theeducatedguess.com
PRESS FOR BEAUTIFUL STRANGERS: "I was struck by the subtle grace of this album. The piano, guitar, slight percussion and deep male vocals intertwine into interesting and beautiful melodies, reminiscent of no one, really, but themselves." - Hannah Kokjohn, the HUB
Hello educated guessers just want to say we are done with the album...well the tracking part that is. Just waiting for the mixing and mastering part...(sigh) Looking forward to the show with you guys.
thank you gracias grazie ありがとうございました धन्यवाद благодаря 谢谢您 bedankt спасибо obrigado شكرا لك! merci bien hvala ti dziękuję děkuji ti tak mulţumesc takk dankeschoen kiitos σε ευχαριστώ 감사합니다 tack!!! peAce...
Congratulations on a great performance on Friday at the Battle. Even though you guys did not place unfortunately you still did a great job! Thanks again!
Would you guys possibly be able to play a show down here in the Springfield area on May 2nd??? We are in the process of arranging a show, so let me know if this might be possible. Love, Jon
yeah, the music video unfortunately isn't posted on the website right now, but I talked to Brian on thursday and told him that I would see if I can get someone to post it on there or somewhere so you guys can check it out:]
I think the re-re-mix could be a crowd pleaser... just don't start getting any ideas about taking a trip down the yellow river, I did it once in the 80's, but I didn't like it.