Go Go Market

The nucleus of Go-Go Marketplace may be the collaboration between married couple Chuck Prophet and Stephanie Finch. Prophet is normally primarily recognized to music supporters as the guitarist for the now-defunct root base rockers (and Paisley Underground scenesters) Green On Crimson, a seminal ’80s group that, along with groupings like the Long Ryders and Jason & the Scorchers, expected the alt-country explosion from the ’90s. Charles Prophet IV was created in middle income Southern California in 1963. He became a member of Green On Crimson in the middle-’80s, his incendiary electric guitar work controlling out the organs/synthesizers of Chris Cacavas, who acquired dominated the group’s sound. When Green On Crimson dissolved in the first ’90s, Prophet create roots in SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA, a move that could result in the creation of Move Go Marketplace. Once entrenched in the town, he became involved with weekly jam periods at a Objective District club known as the Albion. Signing up for Prophet had been singer-songwriters Tag Eitzel, Patrick Winningham and Stephen Yerkey. Most of all, however, Prophet fulfilled his potential wife and Move Go Marketplace collaborator Stephanie Finch on the Albion periods. On Prophet’s following single albums, Finch became an intrinsic vocal existence. In Go Move Market, nevertheless, Finch’s singing is normally front and middle, as well as the group’s 2002 debut, Resort San Jose (made by Prophet and released on Innerstate Information), allowed Chuck to indulge his burgeoning curiosity about studio room wizardry and membership music. The wedded couple composed the monitors for the record with songwriter Kurt Lipschutz (a.k.a klipschutz), and employed the turntable skills of Tag “Sick Media” Reitman (who in addition has caused Tom Waits).