Artist description This is a project I had from 1993 to 1996. it's kind of funk/rock with some jazzy elements.

Music Style A four piece that fuses rock/funk/ and jazzy element's

Musical Influences Fishbone, Allan Holdsworth, Tower Of Power, Maceo Parker, Red Hot Chili Peppers

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Artist History These are some songs I wrote back in 1993 for this band Grooveyard I started. It's not where I'm at now musically but I really thought these tunes should be on mp3. They are a bit more commercial (for me anyway). This cd was recorded on 8 track cassette and 16 track 1/2 inch tape. AAD. Ofcourse the recording is a bit primitive but I hope you enjoy it, I really think these are some groovey tunes!

Group Members Ronnie Neuhauser: Guitar, Jeff Halloran: Vocals, Jon Clarke: Bass, James Clarke: Drums, Jen Ciaberri: Vacals

Instruments SEE ABOVE

Albums Grooveyard, Brutha's And Sista's

Press Reviews North East Performer Magazine; L.A. Joe - A groove rocker with a social conscience, and an undercurrent of spirituality. How nice. For those of industry with pocket interests, this doesn't compromise commercial viability. Not in this case anyways. Musically I'd drop'em as equal parts Sly Stone (The Joy Of It) and Allan Holdsworth (He's a wowie zowie, fusion style, jazzy guitar player). I know it is a hell of a stretch and this incongruence does throw the project a smidgen out of focus, but who cares-competent A&R and production will fix that. Mighty funky that Ron Neuhauser. He's the guy that writes the stuff and plays guitar, deadly guitar. He's also grouped the "guest musicians" so I'm guessing it is not a band. Slick drumming (James Clarke) and dangerous bass Playing (Jon Clarke)--(hey-are those guys brothers?). Well I am in spirit...

Location East Haven, CT. - USA

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