Corps of Discovery
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Corps of Discovery combines rock, blues, folk, jazz, motown - just about anything - with a sound and feel very reminicent of the Grateful Dead.
Why this name?
The 'Corps of Discovery' was named after the Lewis & Clark expedition. Music, especially live and improvisational, is always a journey. The musicians are out there, alone and dependent upon one another - and often discover some uncharted musical territoy.
Band History:
Corps of Discovery was founded by BZB lead guitarist Frank Milewski as an exploratory project. Initially an offshoot of BZB, including bassist Christian Salcedo and drummer Pat Kelly, the Corps started off recording some of Frank's songs that had been a part of the BZB repertoire for some time. Frank, a longtime Deadhead who cites Jerry Garcia as his primary musical influence, got hooked on the music of Bela Fleck and the Flecktones. As he studied Bela's jazz influence, he delved deeper and deeper into the more traditional elements of jazz and bebop, and has immersed himself in the study of jazz guitar, studying the styles and techniques of guitarists like Wes Montgomery, Tal Farlow, Larry Carlton, and Jimmy Bruno.
Your influences?
The Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia, Bob Dylan, Bela Fleck, Mark Knopfler, the Band
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