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PogMix |
Whatever happened to the Blowfish from Hootie & The Blowfish |
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Darius Rucker is a great singer and all but the rest of the band was kick ass as well. I wish they would make a comeback so we don't have to put up with what passes for music nowadays.
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Professor Prude |
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Um, Lady GaGa is a lyrical/musical genius that comes by once a century.
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Crappysucks |
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Whatever happened to the Blowfish from Hootie & The Blowfish...
...he fucking blows, so the novelty wore off. |
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Apprentice Talker |
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I remember Hootie & The Blowfish back in the 1990s. Cracked Rear View is the best album to listened in some radio stations.
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UndifferentCow |
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Doesn't he do sports commentary on some show..I don't know where but I heard that.
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johnnymullet |
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Mark Bryan (born May 6, 1967 in Silver Spring, Maryland, United States of America) is the lead guitarist for the band Hootie & the Blowfish. He also plays the mandolin, among numerous other instruments, and helps with background vocals.
Mark received his Bachelors Degree in Broadcast Journalism from the University of South Carolina in 1989. He is a founding member, songwriter and the guitar player for multi-platinum Hootie & the Blowfish and has spent the last 20 years recording and touring. He also has two solo albums to his credit. Since moving to Charleston in 1999, Bryan has produced 5 full-length albums, as well as co-written, and produced countless songs, for other artists. He was also instrumental in developing the College of Charleston Radio Station. Recently, Bryan has formed the Chucktown Music Group in order to release the material he is writing, producing, and recording, and to help promote the Charleston music scene. Mark is also the Chairman of the Board for Carolina Studios, a non-profit after school music recording and technology program for kids 8-18. When he was not busy making music with Hootie, Bryan wrote and produced his first solo album, 30 on the Rail, which was released in March, 2000. Mark has produced several albums for other artists. These include Thank You Mark for Danielle Howle, Chances Are for Patrick Davis, Six Trips Around the World by Django Walker, and "Doug Jones Everybody, Doug Jones", for Doug jones the former lead singer of Cravin Melon. Mark released his second solo album, End of the Front on March 11, 2008. End of the Front finds Bryan plunging into songs slightly harder, faster, and with more distortion than we know him to do in Hootie. Bryan recorded End of the Front at his studio outside of Charleston, South Carolina with the help of some close friends who lend their vocals and musical talents to the project. Mark is friends with the Sports Junkies on The Fan in Washington DC. He has appeared on their radio program multiple times and has called his friend golfer Jon Daly on the air.[citation needed] Hootie and the Blowfish drummer Jim Sonefeld married Mark Bryan's ex-wife Laura on December 6, 2008.[1] |
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Apprentice Talker |
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I remember the hits Let Her Cry and Only Wanna Be With You in radio airwaves.
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Chicken Hawk |
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I know one of the blowfish started banging another one of the blowfish's wives. Pretty sure that wife left the one blowfish and married the other.
Might have had something to do with why they broke up, I dunno. |
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Buggles73 |
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the black one is a cuntry singer.
the rest died at a Great White concert. |
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kutabeach |
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Chicken Hawk wrote: See three posts above yours. Hootie and the Blowfish drummer Jim Sonefeld married Mark Bryan's ex-wife Laura on December 6, 2008.Yeah, there may have been a bit of tension within the band. |
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sawsuage |
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they still do a lot of charity benefit shows in sc, and they tour. one lives here in cola and the others live in charleston, i think.
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Bulletin Bored |
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I will never ever ever ever forget the time I randomly started singing Let Her Cry and then MOMENTS later I turned on the radio and it was playing.
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pinkdolphin |
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I was gonna say weren't they a one hit wonder? Forgot about the Let Her Cry song.
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