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Artist description
Three years ago, former members of Uncle Remus and Modern Logic combined to create an explosion of full-contact rhythm-powered pop. Songwriter, and veteran Charlottesville musician Gary Hawthorne (Modern Logic, Yesterday's Boy, Wnrn's The Localmotive) sings and commands jazz-on-overdrive guitar over the dynamic rhythm section of Jason Ward (Blind Ambition, Uncle Remus) and master surrealist bass player, Eric Yates. CowGoMoo's ambition combines with savage talent as they prepare for their first studio recording Picture This. Live performances feature songs from this recording, new original songs, and as always, new interpretations of some favorite cover tunes, from James Taylor to Pink Floyd. "Love songs and passion plays… Full contact power pop from guitar, bass and drums. "Passion and patience from a whisper to a scream, not too heavy, not too sweet." --Credo, CowGoMoo. |
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Music Style
Funky groove oriented pop-rock... |
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Musical Influences
Steve Harris, David Gilmour, Pink Floyd, Les Claypool, Geddy Lee, Jaco Pastorius, Stanley Clarke, Flea, Billy Sheehan, Stu Hamm, Chris Squire, Percy Jones, Jeff Berlin, Victor Wooten, Dave Larue, Andy West, The Edge, Andy Summers, Carlos Santana, George Benson, Peter Gabriel, Neil Peart, Tim Alexander, Stephen Perkins, Chad Smith, Terry Bozzio, Sean Kenny, Chad Sexton, John Bonham, Carter Beauford, Danny Carey, Stanton Moore, Brain |
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Similar Artists
Rush, U2, Primus, Chili Peppers, 311, The Cure, Santana, Gilmour, Floyd, Claypool, Geddy Lee, Jaco, Flea, Sheehan, Bozzio, Galactic, Stanton Moore, Peart, Beauford, Bonham, Chad Smith, Tim Alexander, |
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Group Members
Jason Ward - Drums
Gary Hawthorne - Guitar & Vocals
Eric Yates - Bass |
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Instruments
Guitar - Bass - Drums |
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Albums
Picture This |
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Location
Charlottesville, Va - USA |
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