Rushmore Beekeepers

Genres: Folk, Rock
Web site: http://www.myspace.com/rushmorebeekeepers
Zach Fountain began writing and recording music in the late 1990s, and began performing solo under the name Rushmore Beekeepers (borrowed from the movie Rushmore) in early 2001. He has since self-released five albums of original material written, recorded and performed all by himself. Occasionally Rushmore Beekeepers has taken on additional musicians, and sometimes performs with members of Love Morris and Fly Away Tigers, of Phoenix, AZ, his brother Tosh Perri of Las Cruces, NM, as well as other wonderful people.
- Free MP3s:
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Distances
Street I've Never Seen
The Time That Passes
What it's Like to be Sad
- Recent Appearances
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Rushmore Beekeepers CD release show at Sunrise Coffee Co.
- Musicians:
- Zach Fountain – Banjo, Bass, Drums, Glockenspiel, Guitar, Harmonica, Keyboard, Mandolin, Organ, Vocals
- Formed:
- 2001, Las Vegas, NV
- Influences
- Bob Dylan, The Modern Lovers, Bruce Springsteen, Modest Mouse, Eels, Old 97s, The Velvet Underground pre-WWII folk/blues
- Current status
- Currently performing locally which consistently writing and recording new material. An album is set for release in October of 2008.
- Discography:
Sing Along Songs- Released: 2002
All Night Diner- Released: 2002
Today Is Boring- Released: 2004
Maybe This Time Next Year- Released: 2004
Like They Do In Movies- Released: 2006
Throwing Mud at Your Streetlight- Released: 2009
- Related Links:
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Busy Beekeeper sings … and prepares for zombie apocalypse
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