Mike Ridley-Dash has played in everything from jazz quartets to punk rock bands. With Enormous he has found the perfect home for his combination of musicality and passion.
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Travis Peters hails from a musical dynasty spanning over 50 years and has explored more genres than you can shake a stick at. He has a penchant for the Hammond B3, fat chords and blues scales.
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Paul Varga, purveyor of the finest shiny pipework fully befitting a member of The Enormous Horns, the boisterous brass behind the band, on tenor saxophone.
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Trumpet player Ashley Morgan joined Enormous as the band expanded from its original 4 piece format to it’s current throbbing 6 piece leviathon in the early 1990s and has been a fixed enormous member ever since.
Ashley Morgan is also a jazz musician.
Visit ashleymorgan.com and follow him on Twitter @EandRRecords.
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Ahh! There’s a bear with me!
Not really. I’m just posting this for my legions of devoted fans to inform you all that I shall be returning to full-time blogging again shortly.
I have been very busy recently with various projects, darlings – including recording the new Enormous album, and simply have not had the time to write anything substantial.
As you can probably see, my new home is here at davylawrence.com and within the coming weeks we shall have a big house-warming party to get the ball rolling.
Hope you are all well.
A bientôt.
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It’s just so bally busy around Enormous Towers at the moment. What ho!
One hasn’t had time to think, let alone write some agreeable nonsense to keep you all entertained. To this end – keeping you entertained – I have rooted out a rather jolly recording of me and Nelson Galaxy singing Family Business, an old Slaughterhouse 5 song that Enormous are planning to re-record at some point in the near future.
This acoustic version was recorded live one windy Autumn afternoon a couple of years ago in the studio control- room during one of Nelson’s increasingly infrequent visits. The tambourine was played – rather spiffingly, if you ask me – by Graham Boffey, the Enormous drummer.
It’s a close duet with Nelson taking the lower part and me the higher one. You can easily tell who is who. I’m the taller and better looking one.
Pip-pip!
[podcast]http://www.enormousreloaded.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/Family-Business.mp3[/podcast]
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