A blues, folk, rock, and reggae band whose origins go back to Vermont. Members Zoot Wilson (guitar, vocals), Tim ‘Dr. Facechild’ Baker (drums, flute, sax), and TeeVee Feldman (drums, trombone, vocals) came to Baltimore in late 1974. Their first local gig was at the Four Corners Inn. When they started playing at No Fish Today as a Saturday night regular, they added Bob Friedman (bass), and later Pete Narron (guitar, vocals) and Ellen Powell (vocals).
Wilson, Friedman, Powell. Photo courtesy of Bob Friedman.
In the summer of 1976, the band decamped for Vermont. In fall of that year Wilson and Powell decided to stay while the remaining members returned to Baltimore joining Neil Wolfson to form the Loose Shoes Rhythm Band.
