The Remedies
Genres: Reggae, Rocksteady
Web site: http://www.myspace.com/remzvegas
Sharing a common interest in many musical styles prompted the members of The Remedies to create a band focusing on early Jamaican pop music.
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- Recent Appearances
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107.9's birthday blowout at Royal Resort
107.9's birthday blowout at Royal Resort
107.9's birthday blowout at Royal Resort
Music 101: Back to the Basics with One Pin Short
Fishbone at The Hard Rock Cafe
- Musicians:
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Dakota McCullough – Guitar, Vocals
Jesse "Control" Alonzo – Drums, Percussion, Vocals
Nick Petty – Bass, Vocals - Formed:
- 2008, Las Vegas, NV
- Influences
- The many early inspiring Jamaican artists and producers that created the music you know as Rocksteady, Ska, and Reggae. With a touch of the Blues, Jazz, Northern Soul, Garage, and early American R&B.
- Current status
- Revamping line-up, performing.
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