Two former bandmates reconnect during the pandemic to finish the songs they started in the mid 90's.
Ted Norris - Vocals, Piano
Derrick Campbell - Guitars, Bass Guitar
Kim Dylla - Co-lead vocals on Beautiful
Brian Petry - Drums on Grundustrial, Didn't He Say, Honestly, and Could've Been Me
Evan Moore - Drums and Percussion on Do What It Takes, The Road, Life We Spent and Beautiful
Mixed by Jeremiah at Undergunned Productions, British Columbia
Album art by Kailey Reid

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"Captain" Kirk O'Brien - vocals, guitar, mandolin, banjo
Gary "St." Patrick - bass guitar
Steve "Gilly" Gilliland - guitar, vocals
Dale "Trale" Peters- drums, vocals, guitar
Scott "Enormous" Johnson-fiddle

Former Fookers-Doug Pedersen (Vocals, Guitar), Odell Hobson (Fiddle), Kurt Buske (Drums), Darren Genova (Drums)


Biography
It was a dark and stormy night....

The legend of The Fooks was phrophesied to Kirk O'Brien from the spirit of Bono during a week-long Guinness and Peyote bender. Kirk heeded the message, and immediately set out on a mission to change the world ("world" meaning the area of 4th street between Market and Island) with his newfound vision of "Power-Celt Rock", the likes of which had never been heard by mortal ears.

Journeying forth from the Land of Potatoes, Kirk enlisted the aid of singer/guitarist and fellow Bono devotee Doug Pedersen, known for his boyish good looks and superhuman powers of panty-dropping. With their partnership in place, the vision began to take shape. 

The search for a bassist took Kirk to every corner of the Earth. He followed the path of a shooting star back to San Diego where, on the deserted outskirts of the city, he was hypnotized by the sound of a thousand angels humming. There, in the ruins of a church, stood GG, bass in hand and quaff in full effect, illuminated by a single ray of heavenly light. The search had ended.

The pulse of the living, breathing entity now known as The Fooks was supplied by Dale Peters, a highly sophisticated drumming robot from the future (The acronym stands for Digital Audio Life-form Emulation PErcussion TEchnology Rock System; D.A.L.E. Pe.Te.R.S. for short). Receiving a message sent forward through the time/space continuum (over the internet), Dale was sent back in time with one purpose: to rock for the future of Mankind. 

The prophecy was fulfilled by the arrival of a mysterious traveller called "The Six-String Samurai." The golden-haired stranger (known only by the moniker "Gilly") wandered the land, slaying the forces of evil with a mystical guitar forged by the Gods of Rock n' Roll. Seeking a place among the most epic of epicness, he joined forces with The Fooks, and the rest is history.

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