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== Members == | == Members == | ||
*Mike Kruckenburg | *Mike Kruckenburg | ||
| − | * [[Eric | + | * [[Eric Bailly]] |
| − | *Josh Harper | + | *[[Josh Harper]] |
* [[Adam Kaul]] | * [[Adam Kaul]] | ||
| − | *Chris Heaton | + | *[[Chris Heaton]] |
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== Shows == | == Shows == | ||
| − | The Freemasons played about once a month at the Broadway Junction, Fargo South High School dances, and in Eric Bailley's back yard. | + | The Freemasons played about once a month during 1989 and 1990 at the Broadway Junction, Fargo South High School dances, and in between bottle rocket fights, in Eric Bailley's back yard. |
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== Highlights == | == Highlights == | ||
| − | The Broadway Junction used to be right next door to the local Freemasons lodge in downtown Fargo, and after about a year of shows at the Junction, the actual Freemasons decided to threaten a lawsuit if the collection of 17 year-old kids who were in the band The Freemasons did not change said name immediately. For their final show, they were called the Masons. | + | [[Broadway Junction, The|The Broadway Junction]] used to be right next door to the local Freemasons lodge in downtown Fargo, and after about a year of shows at the Junction, the actual Freemasons decided to threaten a lawsuit if the collection of 17 year-old kids who were in the band The Freemasons did not change said name immediately. For their final show, they were called the Masons. |
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Latest revision as of 20:57, 22 December 2008
Members
- Mike Kruckenburg
- Eric Bailly
- Josh Harper
- Adam Kaul
- Chris Heaton
Shows
The Freemasons played about once a month during 1989 and 1990 at the Broadway Junction, Fargo South High School dances, and in between bottle rocket fights, in Eric Bailley's back yard.
Highlights
The Broadway Junction used to be right next door to the local Freemasons lodge in downtown Fargo, and after about a year of shows at the Junction, the actual Freemasons decided to threaten a lawsuit if the collection of 17 year-old kids who were in the band The Freemasons did not change said name immediately. For their final show, they were called the Masons.
