May 24, 2015
#congratulations #msw #mastersofsocialwork #classof2015 #sfstate #clotheslined! #grasshoppah @_tacoboutit (at San Francisco State University)
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#congratulations #msw #mastersofsocialwork #classof2015 #sfstate #clotheslined! #grasshoppah @_tacoboutit (at San Francisco State University)
WYCE 881 ESSENTIALS - GRASSHOPPAH
Grasshoppah’s original material consists of diverse influences from folk, rock, funk, blues, island, and bluegrass, sometimes staying in a certain style for a song, sometimes changing styles within the composition. This mixture of catchy lyrics and intense instrumental jams lends to remembrance. Grasshoppah’s main musical influences would be Bluegrass with an injection of pure Funk mingled with classic traditionalism. Throw in a bit of Reggae, Folk, and Blues and you’ve got it. The band consists of Brian Oberlin (mandolin and vox), Glenn House (guitar, drums, vox, and percussion), and Chris Carr (electric bass). The band put out two albums the first being Oh So Young 2002 and Whoa Mama! 2005. WYCE's recommended essential listening is "Cajun Mandolin" from the album Oh So Young.
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Yuss, bbygurl, you gots it, you silly preknowing goofball.<3))