Artist description A trio of rebels led by the ravishing Kent Steep, this band doesn't actually exist as such any more. But it really did kick ass back in its day. But more importantly, the illustrious Kent has moved on to bigger and better things: a hot little number called C.C.Cropper. They'll be cutting an album here shortly, but in the meantime you can witness the genius of the generally godlike Steep.

Music Style Alternative

Musical Influences REM to the Butthole Surfers, Pink Floyd to Frank Zappa, The Beatles to Nirvana

Similar Artists We got our own sound, punk.

Artist History Song Farm was originally comprised of Kenneth Stephens (vocals, guitar), Michael Moore (bass, vocals) and Bud North (percussion, vocals). They played a multitude of establishments across the Southease, including Congress Street Station in Savannah, GA and the Post Office in Augusta, GA. Moore had to be shot after he broke some bones in a car wreck, rendering him useless as so much as a roadie, much less a bass player. Steve Merkel stepped up to fill Moore's shoes. The band relocated to Athens, GA. Eventually, personality conflicts tore the band apart in a display that would have shamed your favorite soap opera -- but they did manage to cut an album and distribute a couple thousand copies before it all went up in smoke.Be on the lookout for C.C.Cropper, coming to a watering hole near you! Headed up by the Supreme Being (Kent Steep), this quartet adds a lead guitarist and more musical talent than you can shake a stick at.

Group Members Stephen Kenneth Stephens (vocals, guitar)Bud North (percussion, vocals)Steve Merkel (bass, vocals)

Instruments Acoustic/Electric Guitar w/ an old tube amp and some effects -- electric bass witha KILLA stack (and some effects), and a really nice drum kit that included a cowbell

Albums Talkin' To The Judge

Location Augusta, GA - USA

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