Kenny Howels

Following the Mustard Seeds disbanded in 1993, singer/ guitarist Kenny Howels thought that enough time was to start his own task like a solo performer. Using the recruitment of drummer Kelly Shane, guitarist Bob Anthony and bassist Ben Pringle, Howels ensembled his support music group the Curious Yellow before liberating two demos as well as the solitary “Someone”/ “Greatest Thing Around” in 1994. Getting by himself power-pop quirks due to a minimal firmness of lo-fi recordings, Kenny Howels continuing with several shows in his indigenous Tallahassee, Florida, his 1st full-length Nothing Incorrect WITH THIS in 1995 and an East Coastline tour that same yr. After the launch of his second recording, the appropriately entitled Kenny Howes’ Second Recording, his support players the Curious Yellow split up after their 1996 tour over the United States. Developing the Yeah a couple days afterwards, Howels held Shane on drums while Atlanta, Georgia occupants Jason NeSmith (acoustic guitar) and Kyle Harris (bass) packed directly into record the 1998 full-length BACK Today.