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The Wheelies are a lo-fi folk-pop band who formed in the summer of 1993 in Fife, Scotland. The original line-up consisted of four friends from high school - Smally (vox/songs), Slight (lead guitar), Ali (bass/the occasional lines from the occasional songs), and Moppy (guitar/whistling/bongos/black bullets). Influenced by bands like The Beatles, The Stone Roses, The Velvet Underground, Ride, and Bob Dylan, they attempted to write psychedelic pop songs, recording several lo-fi cassettes on borrowed 4-tracks or portable cassette recorders between 1993 and 1996. Collections included 'The Wheelies Forever' (1994), 'Groovin On Up In The Sun' (1995), 'Freewheelin' (1995), 'The Grassmarket...

A Nashville, Tennessee Rock 'n' Roll band that embraces a southern boogie style which has led to comparisons with groups like Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Allman Brothers Band, The Black Crowes, Collective Soul, & Cry of Love. Formed in the early '90s the band played at a local blues club near Vanderbilt University before being discovered by Atlantic Records in 1993. Members, Mike Farris (vocals), Rick White (guitar), Bob Watkins (guitar), Steve Burgess (bass) and Terry Thomas (drums) released their self-titled debut album in 1994.[1] The album was recorded at Ardent Studios in Memphis, Tennessee and produced by Paul Ebersold."The Screamin'...

Robin Wilson (Lead singer for The Gin Blossoms) created The Poppin' Wheelies' as the "soundtrack to a proposed animated series about a rock 'n' roll band in outer space." .