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2008 Event Sponsors
Children's Art Stage Sponsor Poster Sponsored By Electricity Work donated by Organizational and Financial Support donated by the Ponchatoula Chamber of Commerce Publicity is made possible by a grant from the Tangipahoa Parish Tourism Commission
Restrooms Provided By Pot-O-Gold Printed Materials Provided By Premier Printing & Norman Falk The Northshore Regional Endowment For The Arts Board would like to thank Deborah Anderson and Anderson Small Business Solutions for chairing this year's event! |
The Guttersharks consist of four musicians and an ex-smoker. In random order they are named Mundy Houston, James Slaughter, Ronnie Nolan, Dennis Allison, and Trey Kemp. The collective experience of the band can probably only be counted in dog years since they have played in many different groups. To quote one of them, "this ain't no act baby." What they do: College rock/80's music is the quick way to pigeonhole them, but they also play some Top 40, dance, and the occasional drunken country sing-a-long. Available for club dates, private parties, after-game parties, and yes weddings. Basically the same sweet gigs that the "Wedding Singer" played. For booking contact Mundy Who Does What: Mundy Houston—plays drums, keeps the machine in working order, books gigs, and has become a singer in his own right over the years. Dreams of playing guitar in the band, but he "made that decision a long time ago" to play drums. Ronnie Nolan—a.k.a. Family Man. Sings occasionally, plays the Waltons theme song, also enjoys quitting bands. Hobbies include getting beat-up or ignored in internet chat rooms. (Ronnie didn't write this.) Trey Kemp—a.k.a. Travis, Matt, Troy, Scarecrow, the red-headed stepchild or any other name you can attach to a forgettable face. Attempts to play guitar and sing. Thinks his jokes are funny. James Slaughter—bass player extraordinaire. Likes "Comics." Hobbies include shaving his head. Dennis Allison—a.k.a. Clovis Crawfish, Debbie Gibson's little brother. Thinks the bass guitar is much cooler than the keyboard, but the band is still sticking him on the keyboard. He still sings though. |
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