Artist description THE BILL CLINTONES- Formed in 1996, this three piece punk power trio from upstate New York was once the dominating punk force in that region, however they mysteriously dissapeared from the spotlight in early 1999, leaving only one CD and a legacy of pants-dropping and string-breaking behind.

Music Style Poppy Punk Rock

Musical Influences Punk rock has no influences, it's not punk if it does

Similar Artists Green Day, Blink 182

Artist History The brain child of Chris Martin, Alex Shortt, and John Sheehan, the Bill Clintones started as a small act called "Samsonite". After aquiring drummer ALEX LOY in a high stakes game of poker, the group changed it's name and began rocking Rochester, Ny as the BILL CLINTONES. Unfortunaly, Chris decided to forgoe rock stardom to follow his dream of animal husbandry to Kansas, and the Clintones became a trio, feeling Chris could never be replaced. Playing dozens of shows and wowing millions of ladies, the Bill Clintones owned the punk rock scene in Rochester until their sudden disapearance after their final show in May of 1999. Their CD was discontinued after it's final run, and it became nearly impossible to find any recordings of them, bootleg or otherwise. Fortunatly, drummer Alex Loy recently re-discovered his master recording and decided to release it on the internet for all to enjoy.

Group Members Robert Alexander Shortt - Guitar, Vocals, any and all things Irish.John Emerson Sheehan - Bass Guitar, running afoul of the law.Alexander Neil Loy - Drums, percussion, cymbals, cowbell, whistles, naked female asses.

Instruments Electric Guitar, bass, drums, accordian

Albums The Bill Clintones self titled album

Press Reviews "They were good" - some kid at a Bill Clintones showGo to www.cillclintones.cjb.net OR e-mail reefer420@aol.com for info, CD purchases, nude photos, etc.

Location Rochester, NY - USA

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