Artist description Dave Bull and Stu Pike from the Rave join with Marty Crapper and Barb Wilson to form an experienced band of local Kingston veteran musicians capable of tasteful intricacies in lyric, song, theme, instrumentation, style, and originality. Snappy, melifluous, eclectic, crunchy and jazzy

Music Style Jazz funk - rock fusion - rhythm & blues

Musical Influences Eric Clapton, Mark Knopfler, Pink Floyd, Rush, Ellmore James

Similar Artists Robert Cray, Eric Clapton,Bonnie Raitt,The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Los Lobos

Artist History Sunny Lemon Tina was formed after September ,1998 when Stu Pike aka Sammy Bass (drummer - The Rave) invited Dave Bull guitar/vocals - The Rave) to a party in Westport at his friend Marty Crapper's (bassist) place. There, jamming ensued all night with Sara Harmer and Ross Kerr (Weeping Tile) also there joining in the fun. Barb Wilson appeared and ended up on stage with Dave, Stu and Marty. The foursome clicked and soon added Eric Bull aka Al (Joe & Al - keyboards). Eric now focusses on commercial audio with Joe and Al). The four remaining members began writing, rehearsing and recording tunes until the band's efforts culminated in a CD called "Sunny Lemon Tina".The members hail from Calgary to Toronto but now all live and play in the Kingston , Ontario area. Kingston is famous for such bands as the Tragically Hip, Weeping Tile, The Arrogant Worms, Haskell and the Cleavers, The Blushing Brides, and many more.

Group Members Dave Bull- vocals, guitars, some hand percussion. Barb Wilson - vocals, acoustic guitars, keyboards and hand percussion. Marty Crapper - Bass, some backing vocals. Stuart Pike - Drums, hand percussion, some vocals.

Instruments Fender stratocaster, jazz Bass, Gibson j-30 acoustic, SG(1970), Pearl and Yamaha drums, DSPs by Digitech, Yamaha, Ibanez and Boss

Albums Sunny Lemon Tina

Press Reviews Kingston Whig Standard - April 13, 2000 "Nightmoves" Column by Sarah Crosbie "Band ready to rise and shine"...

Location Kingston, Ontario - Canada

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