The Screamin’ Cheetah Wheelies

Like Collective Spirit and Cry of Like, the Screamin’ Cheetah Wheelies were a vintage hard rock-band that attained the elevation of grunge and alternative. Collective Soul’s hooky songwriting intended that these were able to combat to the very best from the graphs. The Wheelies fared much better than Cry of Like, who sank with out a track after one strike, since they survived to produce a second record, but they under no circumstances quite were able to cultivate a genuine group of fans. The Screamin’ Cheetah Wheelies — definitely perhaps one of the most ludicrous brands in rock background — shaped in Nashville in 1990. By enough time the music group agreed upon to Atlantic Information in the post-Nirvana craziness of 1993, the group contains vocalist Mike Farris, bassist Steve Burgess, drummer Terry Thomas and guitarists Rick White colored and Bob Watkins. The Screamin’ Cheetah Wheelies released their eponymous debut recording in early 1994, after “Shakin’ the Blues” produced the album-rock TOP. Over another 2 yrs, the group toured relentlessly, ultimately offering over 100,000 copies from the recording and getting constant airplay on AOR channels. However, many of these copies started turning up in utilized bins, so when their second recording, Magnolia, made an appearance in the springtime of 1994, it had been generally overlooked. Big Wheel adopted in 1998.