Difference between revisions of "Fatlip/Groove Union"
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| + | ==Highlights== | ||
| + | *Co-billed with soul artist Al Wilson at Playmakers in Fargo | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:53, 17 September 2005
Fatlip was founded by John Nelson and Matt Strand in August of 2001. The mission was to bring the funk back to ND. Based on the funky grooves of classic soul bands like Tower of Power and Steely Dan, the 10-piece band met much success during it's 3-year tenure. In 2003 members of Fatlip merged with members of Fargo-based Groove Union (founded by singer Rob Headlee) and took on that band's moniker.
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Members - Original Fatlip
- John Nelson (drums, backing vox)
- Matt Strand (organ/keys, backing vox, saxes)
- Pete Berg (trumpet)
- Rick Holte (trumpet)
- Gabe Granitz (alto sax)
- Jared Johnson (Tenor sax)
- Matt Soule (bari sax)
- Ryan Walch (Guitar)
- Brian Balloon (vocals)
- Steve Carriere (bass)
Members - Groove Union
- Robert Headlee (vocals)
- Josh Argall (saxes)
- Chris Gould (keys)
- Andrew Stenehjem (guitar)
- Rea Retterath (tenor sax)
- Jesse Braunagel (trumpet)
- Ed Schwind (saxes)
- Steve Wallevand (trombone)
- Joe Elsberry (trumpet)
- Mark Arneson (trumpet)
Highlights
- Co-billed with soul artist Al Wilson at Playmakers in Fargo
