Mulehead

After departing Ho Hum, a band that had produced the rounds from major label next big thing to independent local, Kevin Kerby made a decision to have a different go through the music he was making. Having more than enough of the normal corporate band stock, he made a decision to have a different route. Developing up in Tx, Kerby was in a number of rings with longtime friend Brent Greatest from Slobberbone. He transferred to Arkansas to visit university. In 1992 Kerby became a member of Ho Hum. He began Mulehead at the moment filling in the music group with close friends and bandmates. The initial Mulehead record, Hardly ever Again, shows this lineup. After stopping Ho Hum in 1996 he begun to solidify the Mulehead lineup. He initial added guitarist Dave Raymond while seeking to promote Hardly ever Again. Dave acquired played in a number of local rings. Through Dave Geoff Curran became a member of the group to try out drums. He was not used to the region and had lately performed drums on Jim Roll’s 1999 discharge Lunnette. Brent Labeau curved out the long lasting lineup on bass electric guitar. Very much like Kerby, Labeau, had opted the major-label path using a stint in the Weapon Bunnies. Jointly this lineup released the Gospel Accordion II in 1999.