Poo Live Crew

Band History

Poo Live Crew - how do you sum up such a band? How about long hard practices, intense stylistic studies, tons of research, hours of theoretical training, and gallons of beer. PLC is all that minus the intense stylistic studies, tons of research, long hard practices, and hours of theoretical training.

The band is heading in a new direction and trying to do something not every cover band does. Their goal was to come up with a setlist second-to-none, carefully engineered, and put together in 8.5 minutes. Actually, the Poo set is a carefully constructed plethora of music from 1968 to 98. Not to exclude any genre, the Poo mixes in eighties, pop rock, love ballads, new wave, country, pop Divas, and even sitcom themes. Along with all these wonderful tunes, the Poo list has some originals such as The Salad Ballad, which is about the art of sweet love making, the San Marcus Blues, about a minor drug habit, and Manuel Stole My Donkey, a tribute to those south of the Rio Grande.

So, practice your Poo-la-hooping and grab a lighter because it’s not a party without the Poo Live Crew!

Information from the band's site

Members

• Reese Pierce guitar, harmonica, kazoo, keyboards, percussion, vocals
• Dave Freeman drums, percussion
• Scott Rice guitar, percussion, vocals
• Shane Pace bass, glockenspiel, sitar, vocals

Sound Description

Eclectic cover band with a sense of humor and a few original songs