Artist description Singer-songwriter and producer from Central Kentucky

Music Style Pop-Rock

Musical Influences XTC, 77s, Daniel Amos

Similar Artists Rembrandts, XTC, Toad the Wet Sprocket

Artist History I've been writing, recording and performing since 1984. I recorded "Non-Prophet" on a Roland VS-840 in a small office. I played most of the instruments.

Group Members Jeff Tipton (drums on Let Me Be and Destiny), Kevin Sparks (arpegiated trumpet on Grace's House)Steve Broderson (everything else)

Instruments guitars, bass, drums, keys... the usual suspects

Albums Televangelated (1992) Non-Prophet (1999)

Press Reviews ©1999 CCM MagazineNovember, 1999p. 30Steve Broderson, who fronted the on-again, off-again outfit The Orphans, has been writing and recording demos of his songs for the last several years. His initial indie effort from 1992, Televangelated, revealed his whacked sense of humor and keen sense of melody. Now, straight from his office in Versailles, Ky., to you comes the further adventures of Broderson's world on Non-Prophet. It was recorded on a Roland VS-840 hard disk system from November, 1998 to February 1999. Written, produced and performed entirely by Broderson with just a little help from his friends Jeff Tipton and Kevin Sparks, you'll find influences of Rembrandts, Toad the Wet Sprocket, Jellyfish and XTC. Did someone say Beatles? His mix of 80s and 90s guitar-driven pop/rock has enabled him to open for Michael Roe (The 77s) and perform at Cornerstone, Ichthus and, oh yeah, Brazil. Just a dozen dollars (that's right, $12) will secure your very own personal autographed copy. Send e-mail to: NonProph@aol.com or log on to the website: http://members.aol.com/NonProphJerry Chamberlain is a freelance writer/musician/poet, co-founder of Daniel Amos and Boy-O-Boy, and a member of Swirling Eddies.

Additional Info Liner notes & lyrics are on CD as HTML files your browser can read.

Location Versailles, Kentucky - USA

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