WebBanished to the nether regions while whitewashed copycats were anointed with the keys to the kingdom, several members of the band gave up fighting the good fight. But the core-Angelo Moore, Norwood Fisher and Dirty Walt Kibby-persevered, surrounded themselves with new troops and launched a new musical salvo: The Psychotic Friends Nuttwerx. WebFishbone is: Angelo Moore (vocals/Saxophone), Chris Dowd (Keys/Vocals), Dirty Walt (Trumpet/Vocals), Norwood Fisher (Bass), rounding it out with veteran Fishbone drummer, John Steward, and Mark Phillips. Publicity Contact: Lisa Gottheil

Fishbone Bassist Norwood on Being South L.A.

WebFishbone was red hot, but they were impossible to package and sell to a mass audience. For starters, they were six black men from South Central L.A. who played punk, reggae, ska and metal, sometimes all in the same song. They were signed to the biggest major label around, Columbia Records, which had no clue how to handle them. WebAngelo Moore of Fishbone by Greg Prato At the conclusion of the 2010 documentary, Everyday Sunshine: The Story of Fishbone, it appears as though the original Fishbone lineup has mended their differences, and a future reunion may be in the cards. rawlings outfield glove trapeze

Interview: Fishbone on Stage and Screen – Mother Jones

WebFishbone was the South L.A.'s, and quite possibly the world's, only ska-punk-metal-funk freakazoids. Bassist John "Norwood" Fisher tells the story behind the spazzy band. WebSep 30, 2011 · The documentary “Everyday Sunshine: The Story of Fishbone” celebrates that Los Angeles band, below from left: Angelo Moore, Christopher Dowd, Walter Kibby II (kneeling), Kendall Jones, Phillip... WebThe line-up of Fisher, Moore, Steward, George, Gipson, Storey, and McKnight recorded the studio album Still Stuck In Your Throat with producer David Kahne, who had worked on … rawlings outlet