The 3rd song from Hey OK Fantastic's first album, released Jan 2011
Alex Minard: Vocals/Guitar/Keyboard
Ian Daniels: Bass
Charlie Murphy: Drums
Sam Harding: Guitar

Hey Ok Fantastic

Come Over

The First song from Hey OK Fantastic's first album released Jan 2011
Inspired by: Nick Minard
Alex Minard: Vocals/Guitar
Ian Daniels: Bass
Charlie Murphy: Drums
Sam Harding: Mandolin

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In 2008 Alex Minard and Ian Daniels formed Hey OK Fantastic as an acoustic duo. With the addition of Burton Knight and Sam Harding in 2009 they changed their formula to a more bluegrass/americana sound. By 2010 they were joined by Drummer Charlie Murphy, changing their sound once again, to a more straight forward rock and soul band. They released their first album in 2011 with out Burton, who would return for their second album "Midnight in 3-D." Hey OK Fantastic played regularly until April of 2014, when they played their final show, opening for cult fave Green Jelly.

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