farmDoubt
farmDoubt is a five piece band currently based in Manassas, Virginia. The combinaiton of rootsy guitars, keys, sax and 3 part vocals produce an energetic explo
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farmDoubt is a five piece American roots rock band that formed in 2005 which is currently based in Manassas, Virginia. The founding members are Barry Behan (guitar, lead vocals), Pete Sleight (bass, lead vocal), Glenn Corcoran (keyboards, drums, backing vocal) and Darren Sekol (drums, guitar, lead vocal). In 2010, Doug Heltibridle (alto sax) joined the group resulting in an energetic explosion of American roots rock and riveting energetic blues.
farmDoubt plays popular roots rock covers ranging from John Hiatt, Duke Robillard, the Paladins, Jimmy Thackery, Reverend Horton Heat, the Fabulous Thunderbirds and also reaches into the mainstream classics with covers from Stevie Ray Vaughn, Allman Brothers, Johnny Cash, Doobie Brothers.Band/artist history
The members each have over 20 years of experience playing together in local bands in the Washington DC metro area with a variety of groups including the Bourgeois Boogie band, NightShift, Eastern Standard Time, TDC, Off the Wagon, the Henderson Road Band, Junior Swine, Lunchmeat, the Road Runners, the T Birds, EZ Smith and the Tomcats (big band) and the Boilers.Your musical influences
evan johns and his h-bombs
jimmy thackery and the drivers
the nighthawks
the paladins
duke robillard
the reverend horton heat
hangdogs
southern cultureWhat equipment do you use?
The band is self-contained providing lighting and sound support as needed and typically requires about one hour for load in and load out. Some of Barry’s favorite guitars in his collection include a 1980 Les Paul Heritage Elite 80 series, a 1990 Fender Stratocaster, a 1995 G&L ASAT Classic and a 1992 Heritage H550. He has played through numerous amplifiers including a Music Man Twin 12 (the first amp he owned), a Mesa Boogie 50 caliber combo and a Fender Twin 12 Blues Deville combo. He currently rocks the house with a Fender Deluxe Reverb when playing gigs, and a Fender Vibro-King for rehearsals. Darren prefers the sound of the Fender Vibrolux Reverb amp, and rocks out guitar licks on a 62 reissue Strat. When playing drums, he plays a variety of vintage kits and always uses wooden sticks. As a basist, Peter prefers the ‘73 Precision, with alder body and bolt on solid maple neck. For a sweeter sound, he upgraded the pick-ups to Duncan Antiquity 1. He currently uses a Markbass Little Mark II amp with a single 15" Ampeg cabinet. He is in the process of upgrading a 2-10 cabinet with Eminence Deltalite II speakers. Glenn varies his drum kit configuration to best suit the venue or project. He rocks a 6 piece Gretch Renown (maple) with a Perl Masters Custom (maple) snare complemented with Zildjian and / or Paiste brass. In other instances he employs a Roland V20 Pro electronic kit rebuilt on a compact aluminum frame (adorned with jalapeño party lights) and experiments with various hybrid acoustic and electronic arrangements. Glenn has customized his Roland e-kit to provide a high degree of quality, versatility, easy transport, quick setup, small footprint and volume control for situations that are more restrictive. Once in a while Glenn likes to break out the LP congas and Djembe for the occasional "acoustic" gig. When on keys, he loves using his Hammond XK-1 with a digital rotary processor for that rich chortling B3 sound and a Roland Phantom X8 for piano and numerous other sounds.Contact
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