Artist description Hawaii's only original jazzy alternative New Agey country rock 'n roll blues band

Music Style Original jazzy alternative New Agey country rock 'n roll blues

Musical Influences Too many to mention

Similar Artists We perform. You decide.

Artist History Potato Cannon was formed in 1994 by Mark Coleman of Honolulu to play blues, rock and country songs, many of which were written by members of the band.

Group Members Members of the band when "Monday Night Live!" CD was recorded in August 1998 were original members Mark Coleman, vocals and bass, and James Hicks, vocals and percussion, along with Dale Machado, guitar, Burl Burlingame, guitar, harmonica and vocals, and Craig Anderson, drums and vocals.

Instruments Guitars, bass, drums, percussion, harmonica, vocals

Albums "Monday Night Live!" A presentation of Kekela Sounds

Press Reviews "Swaggering Blues Rock steers away from the typical grunting guitars and swampy harmonicas of the genre long enough to play gritty, stomping tunes. Potato Cannon's good-time attitude about playing music comes through loud and clear in their songs." (Mark Murrmann, www.Listen.com, which added that similar artists include Neil Young, The Rolling Stones and The Pretty Things.) Entertainment writer John Berger and columnist Dave Shapiro, both of the Honolulu Star-Bulletin, also wrote some nice things about us.

Additional Info Produced by Potato Cannon

Location Honolulu, Hawaii - USA

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