Scott Gilmore: Vocals, acoustic guitar, piano, awkward burbles.
The Register Guard claims: “Scott Gilmore is an incorrigible idealist”. While this may be true, Scott’s lyrics are grounded in reality and backed with a degree in Journalism from the University of Oregon. Raised by sagacious writers, Gilmore wields both the pen as well as his trademark purple guitar in a battle for the awakening of the world. He may be a dreamer, but then again, aren’t we all?
Alex Greene: Percussion
Alex Greene represents all that is good in rock and roll. With flowing long hair and fluent style, it is hard not to think of him as a reincarnation of John Bonham. His drumming spawns from something deeper than music to create an inspiring back-bone to anything he touches. With uncontrollable passion, Greene attacks his drums in an all out flurry of power and precision. He may blow your mind on the kit, but he is also one of the most humble people you will ever meet.
Todd Gee: Bass
Todd Gee is like a rock on the bass. He holds down the fort with ever evolving riffs that sooth your mind and let you know that everything is going to be okay. Dubbed “The Magic Man” for his ability to make things happen, Todd Gee creates pitch perfect bass lines with out as much of a bead of sweat descending from his brow. You may ask yourself: “How does he do it?” It’s just Todd Genius the Magic Man.
Peter Marcott: Lead Guitar
Peter Marcott is a throwback to the days where guitar solos could slice your ears in half with just one bar. Dubbed “The End” for his ability to close down shows with
the audience in an uproar, Marcott creates licks that haven’t graced our speakers since the likes of Jimi Hendrix. This virtuoso isn’t just a shredder, he is classically trained in music and has written several of his own ensembles. Combining a rich musical background with shear unbelievable talent, Peter Marcott is a name you should remember, or you can just call him The End.
Rachel Hom: Flute
Rachel rocks the flute like it’s nobodies business. Her obscene musical prowess and spot on fills will leave you shivering in your booties. Don’t worry, Rachel may seem savage behind the flute, but she will just as quickly warm you up a cup of hot’ cocoa and serenade you to sleep.
Ian Ridgeway: Guitar
Ian Ridgeway joined the band as a side project from his main focus “Move Something” in 2007. Within two practices the guitar legend had pinpointed the sound needed for the upcoming album and performed it flawlessly in the studio. After a year off captaining the Scooter Alabama and supporting Neve Campbell in a feature roll the prodigal son has returned to join Just People's campaign. His energy and enthusiasm are one of the major backbones of the band.
Influences
People who remember when they became people. Smiles. Adversity. Passion. The Beatles. Discussion. Irony. Awkward Situations. Humor. Laughing. Love. Being yourself. Goals. Picking up trash. Honesty. Theorizing. Not watching television. Reading. Color. Adventures. Trees. Thoughts. Unfinished Thoug... Music. Everything. Nothing. Vague cop-out explanations. Dreams. Memories. Creation. Comedy. Ideas. Beauty. Intelligence.
Sounds Like
If you tossed three generally fuzzy kittens in the air only to have them land on a grand piano miraculously playing Mozart's Requiem, except it is in the wrong key. Damn it kittens! Can't you get anything right!
Just People originated in 2007 as a new social construct based upon kindness, trust and the ideal of getting what you give. Derived from the mind of idealistic front man Scott Gilmore, JP combines the optimism of our past with the dedication and energy of today’s youth. Their latest album, “Rise Of The Evolutionaries” was released for free and garnered acclaim throughout the world.
Now in full swing, Just People have reached countless ears and have begun to represent the power and possibility of an entire generation. With family all over the West Coast, the evolution is growing at a progressive rate, welcoming anyone who wishes to join. The band is currently in the process of recording their fourth full length album, "Beware Of The Phoenix".
Although their recordings are strong, a Just People live show is not something to be missed. They have free CD's, live artwork and a passion that very few live acts can compete with. Can’t make it out to a show? All of their recordings are available for free at JustPeopleMusic.com
Though we all may have differences; In the end, We Are All Just People.
That was a great show guys. Thanks for letting us hop on. If you ever need us, we're there. Not sure who was taking the pics. We'll let you know if we find out!
Hey what's Up !! Just People just wanted to slide by your House to see how you keep it & give some Grown Folks Love !!!!... Remember...Leaders must be close enough to relate to others, but far enough ahead to motivate them
Hello Dudes! Hope all is well. I'm bummed I'm gonna be out of town on the 10th but next time yall are up here I'll definitely try to make it. But just wanted to let you know we got some new tracks up. We finally got the band together and JUNK rock will be taking full effect soon! Anyway, take care guys!
Dj Strange...Getten Back @ U i Just Wanted To See if all is Well With U If Not ? Remember....Success In life is not measured by what U Accomplish, but by the opposition U have encountered, & the courage U have maintained During the struggle against Overwhelming odds.
"MENTAL STRONG FIRST"......
. Keep It Grown..&..Get@me Anytime Dj Strange.... "G.F."
I just wanted to say thanx for makin the connection and I wish you a safe week! I respect myself enough to respect the people I meet. Remember one thing, the whole purpose in life is to have fun and enjoy.... Here's my new video, its not availible anywhere. Your part of my special circle. take care MAKO
