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Junkyard Band is a go-go band from Washington D.C. representing Barry Farms. Considered part of the second generation of go-go they got their start in the 80's. The name Junkyard was derived from them originally playing on whatever they could make into an instrument. Hit's include "Sardines", "All My Heart", "Ruff it Off", the "Hee-Haw", "Tiddy Balls" and others. Two of the most notable members of the band in the early and mid 80's were Steven "Buggs" Herrion (still performing) and Willy "Heavy One" Gaston (now deceased). Some of the current members are Wink (Vernell Powell), Buggs (Steven Herrion) KC,...

Originating in Washington DC, The Junkyard Band was one of the first bands of the regional go-go genre, characterized by its upbeat percussion made from everyday items such as trash cans. The Junkyard Band's current members are Buggs, KC, T-Bob, Wink, Baker, Prince, Smurf, and Moe Ji. .

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Junkyard Empire is a serious political hip-hop/rock/jazz band that formed in 2006 in St. Paul, Minnesota, United States. This tight, creative, and intense live band is made up of vocalist and composer MC Brihanu , Guitarist Bryan Berry , Bassist Steve Hogan , Trombone and Keys player Christopher Robin Cox , and drummer Graham O'Brien . Junkyard Empire are noted for their blend of Indie Rock, Hip-Hop, Jazz, and Funk, as well as their revolutionary and socially conscious lyrics and Imagery. Junkyard Empire's new record, Acts of Humanity, Vol. 1 & 2, was called "a fine follow-up to brilliant offerings...

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