Artist description Three men, alcohol, and a passion to grab the world of free jazz and take it to new heights. But that was before they broke up.

Music Style Drunken Free Jazz

Musical Influences None

Similar Artists None

Artist History A short lived free jazz project, Suzie and the Thirsties formed at 12:03 AM 11/26/00, and broke up at 1:44 AM. The band members declined to comment on the breakup, but word is the music was too "ahead of it's time."

Group Members Adam Junkins - Trombone, Lead Vocals Ethan McCreadie - Bass, Vocals Zachary Reese - Guitar, Vocals

Instruments Bass, Guitar, and Trombone. That's it.

Press Reviews "Amazingly funny, loosely constucted, and horribly performed: this is improv at it's best." -The Penley Times, 12/03/00 "While the lyrics hint at a existential view on the world, the sounds Suzie produces take everything you know of the earth, chew it up and offer a fresh, saliva-coated outlook. If Paul McCarthy made music, this would be it." Christian Avante Gaurd Magazine, December 2000 "Is this a joke?" -common listener reaction

Location Doylestown, PA - USA

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