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== Members == | == Members == | ||
*[[Micah Scott]] (guitar, vocals) | *[[Micah Scott]] (guitar, vocals) | ||
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== Highlights == | == Highlights == | ||
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| + | *Nobody's Children was originally known as Orange Pirates. | ||
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| + | *Backing vocalists featured on "All American Album": [[Marty Hill]], [[Jesse Fletcher]], [[Brent Braniff]], [[Dominic Krebsbach]], [[Scott Wolf]], [[Dan Davis]], [[Keating DuGarm]], [[Cord Scott]], [[Michelle Shaffner]], [[Andrea Thurmeier]] and [[Pam McDonald]] | ||
== Shows == | == Shows == | ||
| − | *August, 10 1991: | + | *August, 10 1991: Up Front, Edgewise, Dead Image, [[Cheese]], and Nobody's Children at the State Fair Beer Gardens, Minot. |
| − | *December, | + | *December 30, 1992: Nobody's Children, [[59 Cents]], [[Lawncare]], and [[Thunder Chicken]] at the Elk's club. |
| − | *May, 29 1993: | + | *May, 29 1993: Source Unknown, Nobody's Children, [[59 Cents]], [[Kevin]], and [[Nothing]] at The [[ Golden Gym]], Minot. |
| − | *June, 21 1993: | + | *June, 21 1993: Gr'ups (former Blatz), Nobody's Children, and [[Kevin]] at The [[Golden Gym]], Minot. |
| − | *July 20, 1993: | + | *July 20, 1993: I Spy, Nobody's Children, and [[Quagmire]] at The [[Golden Gym]], Minot. |
| − | *September 25, 1993: | + | *September 25, 1993: Monsula, HuggyBear, The Frumpies, and Nobody's Children at The [[Golden Gym]], Minot. |
| − | *November 21, 1993: Sal and the Hepactitones, abner | + | *November 21, 1993: Nobody's Children, [[59 Cents]], [[Sal and the Hepactitones]], and [[abner]] at The [[Golden Gym]], Minot. |
== Discography == | == Discography == | ||
| − | *" | + | *"MUDSLINGER" Cassette, Equus Records |
| − | *" | + | *"All American Album" LP, Equus Records |
== Related Bands == | == Related Bands == | ||
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*[[Trapper John]] (Fargo) | *[[Trapper John]] (Fargo) | ||
*[[Valvestems, The]] (Fargo) | *[[Valvestems, The]] (Fargo) | ||
| + | *[[Tabula Rasa]] | ||
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| + | [[Category:Minot]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:48, 7 January 2007
Members
- Micah Scott (guitar, vocals)
- Todd Holdman (bass, vocals)
- Adam Glueckert (drums)
Highlights
- Nobody's Children was originally known as Orange Pirates.
- Backing vocalists featured on "All American Album": Marty Hill, Jesse Fletcher, Brent Braniff, Dominic Krebsbach, Scott Wolf, Dan Davis, Keating DuGarm, Cord Scott, Michelle Shaffner, Andrea Thurmeier and Pam McDonald
Shows
- August, 10 1991: Up Front, Edgewise, Dead Image, Cheese, and Nobody's Children at the State Fair Beer Gardens, Minot.
- December 30, 1992: Nobody's Children, 59 Cents, Lawncare, and Thunder Chicken at the Elk's club.
- May, 29 1993: Source Unknown, Nobody's Children, 59 Cents, Kevin, and Nothing at The Golden Gym, Minot.
- June, 21 1993: Gr'ups (former Blatz), Nobody's Children, and Kevin at The Golden Gym, Minot.
- July 20, 1993: I Spy, Nobody's Children, and Quagmire at The Golden Gym, Minot.
- September 25, 1993: Monsula, HuggyBear, The Frumpies, and Nobody's Children at The Golden Gym, Minot.
- November 21, 1993: Nobody's Children, 59 Cents, Sal and the Hepactitones, and abner at The Golden Gym, Minot.
Discography
- "MUDSLINGER" Cassette, Equus Records
- "All American Album" LP, Equus Records
Related Bands
- 59 Cents
- 7 O'clock Sucker (Fargo)
- Anchorhead (Minneapolis)
- Connie Hill and Sundown (Fargo)
- Jesus
- Larry Gin and the Tonics (Fargo)
- Superfly Snuka (Fargo)
- Thrift Store Diary (Fargo)
- Trapper John (Fargo)
- Valvestems, The (Fargo)
- Tabula Rasa
