Dave Littrell-vocals, sax, guitar
Josh Kerska-bass
Dave Carter-vocals, drums
Kevin Leman-stunt guitar
Influences
Phish, Umphrey's Mcgee, Karl Denson, moe.,The Allman Brothers, Blues Traveler, Radiohead, Particle, STS9, God Street Wine, Pink Floyd, Traffic, Bela Fleck, Victor Wooten, Jeff Coffin, Robert Randolph and the Family Band, John Scofield, TENACIOUS D, Frank Zappa, Oteil Burbridge, Primus, Yes, Rush, The Beatles, Led Zepplin, Eric johnson.....
Sounds Like
Umphrey's and moe. with Karl Denson sitting in and then STS9 drops by.
Musical worlds colorfully collide in the form of The Station. Paired in a music scene long-dominated by excessive, guitar-heavy outfits dropping into 10-minute jam after jam of trading solos, they have been able to discover a newly-formed and rarely traveled crevice in today’s wall of sound. While guitar-rich in essence, The Station has managed to produce a sound void of the same all-too similar, stagnant riffs. Somewhere tastefully aligned between the progressive rock style of Geddy Lee’s Rush, American hard rock, the latter days of John Coltrane and the many fiery incarnations of saxophonist extraordinaire Skerik lie The Station.
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FGC makes our Springfield debut this Saturday at the City Nights Theater with Great American Taxi (featuring Vince Herman from Leftover Salmon!). Hope you can make it!
We also want to invite our Myspace friends to connect with us on Facebook. Click the links for the FGC Group and FGC Page, both great ways to stay in touch with the band and link up with other fans.
Our partner IMeem.com is giving away 2 VIP tickets plus a $500 prize pack to Camp Bisco so you can see Nas, Kid Cudi, Asher Roth and many more of your favorite artists up close and personal. All you have to do is submit your playlist of Camp Bisco performers on iMeem and you could be King/Queen of Camp Bisco! Get more info and enter here imeem.com/kingofcampbisco.
Check out sample tracks from our new album, Falling Together Falling Apart, on our Myspace Page.
"All in all, Aaron Koppel and company...have produced a lovely, lively collection marked by intelligent writing, emotional depth, and sterling musicianship." -Neil Tesser
The smallest bone in the human body is the stapes or stirrup bone located in the middle ear. It is approximately .11 inches (.28 cm) long and man does it shake when people get down. As I'm sure they did while listening to your track during last week's show.
Wuz up! Looks like you boys got a buzy summer......Sweet! You'll do your winter giging down here south of the Mason Dixie where the only ice is the cubes in your cocktail.
Summer is near and so is the Harvest! Get ready for a jammin' good time as the music echoes across these beautiful Ozark Mountains! Tickets are on sale now!
**New Songs** we got a new record up on our space and we want you to check it out. Psych Jams, I think you'll dig it. Let us know what you think. :) SFS
11.28.08 - Hoogland Center for the Arts - Prometheus jam
