John Elizabeth bass ..............................................................................
Jerry "Yorkshire" Pudding drums ..............................................................................
Influences
The Beatles - Chuck Berry - Country Joe and the Fish - Donovan - Fairport Convention - Incredible String Band - The Kinks - The Rolling Stones - The Small Faces - Muddy Waters - The Who - Birds Singing - Grandmothers Sewing - Children - Morning and Noon - Hopskotch - The Sunshine - The Afternoon - The Strawberry Jam
What's good just droping through to say thanks for add/support. I always get back to my supporters when I can so feel free to hit me up anytime I always get back eventually if it's serious and not just spam... Also feel free to post a comment and let people let people know what you think of the music...
Thank you for adding me to your list of friends. I really appreciate it. My current project is a fiction novel with CD soundtrack due out in a few weeks. Wishing you continued success and a wonderful musical creative week. Hope all your projects are on track.
My book page is now up. Please pardon the dust. It is still under construction. The link is http://www.myspace.com/joymillerbook Would love to have you as a friend there too.
"DJ Monkey …soul-stirring, excitingly edgy music…just disturbing (read ‘mind-f**king’) enough to demand attention. There is a whole spice rack of auditory flavors here, served up like fractured poetry on a collection of intensely listenable Hallmark cards from Hell." Bill Margold, Cinema Seen, L.A. X..Press
Hey Guys, I worked at Steve Paul's "The Scene" nightclub in New York in the late 60's, and knew many of the top musicians of the day. Eric Burden, Jeff Beck, John Lennon, Rod Stewart, and others were infrequent visitors, but stopped in from time too time. Jimi Hendrix, Mitch, and Noel were regulars, and Mitch was a friend, and I partied with him. I jammed with members of Iron Butterfly, Mothers of Invention, and other known bands. Parties in the Hilton Penthouse after the Scene closed at 4 AM etc... In all my years in music, it is an extreme rarity too find a band that comes from so many angles that are a pure extension of what the 60's music was all about! I am listening to your new album, and all I can say is, I am back in the sixties while this fine album is playing! I have developed a craving for Tea & Scones, and I'll take all of The Strawberry Jam you can dish out! STEADY ON!!!
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