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− | Late 80's Mercedes are an 8-piece swing-funk band, including a 4-piece brass section. Their sets largely comprise performances of classic songs in a swing-funk style, including ''Lose Yourself'' by ''Eminem''. Although they dont openly call themselves a christian band, they have a large following in the christian community and play at Christian music events such as the[[Parachute Festival]]. They have three songs on the 2002 Youth For Christ compilation [[CTC]]: ''Swing it'', ''Strong'' and ''Superstition''. | + | Late 80's Mercedes are an 8-piece swing-funk band, including a 4-piece brass section. Their sets largely comprise performances of classic songs in a swing-funk style, including ''Lose Yourself'' by ''Eminem''. Although they dont openly call themselves a christian band, they have a large following in the christian community and play at Christian music events such as the [[Parachute Festival]]. They have three songs on the 2002 Youth For Christ compilation [[CTC]]: ''Swing it'', ''Strong'' and ''Superstition''. |
==Band members== | ==Band members== |
Revision as of 11:46, 28 December 2007
Late 80's Mercedes are an 8-piece swing-funk band, including a 4-piece brass section. Their sets largely comprise performances of classic songs in a swing-funk style, including Lose Yourself by Eminem. Although they dont openly call themselves a christian band, they have a large following in the christian community and play at Christian music events such as the Parachute Festival. They have three songs on the 2002 Youth For Christ compilation CTC: Swing it, Strong and Superstition.
Band members
- Brendon Rickard (drums)
- James Hannah (guitar, vocals)
- Clint Harris (vocals)
- Jayden Keoghan (bass)
- Sam Trenwith (saxophone, vocals)
- Richard Duis (baritone saxophone, vocals)
- Donald Goodall (trumpet)
Previous Band members
- Chris Diprose (drums)
Published Articles
- Late 80s Mercedes, Nexus Orientation Guide 2007, P15