Uncle Otter
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Uncle Otter has been playing the bar traveling jam band circuit for almost 8 years. They began in a basement @ 36 S Queen St, Shippensburg, PA back in 1997(the house is now condemned) Uncle Otter teamed up with the bands, Woodstew and the Vibe under the production company Farmhouse Productions. They continued to play frat parties, festivals and all of the bar hot spots from Philadelphia all the way down through Maryland and DE. Uncle Otter made a name for themselves as a high energy three piece. Their music prior to the millennium was your typical jam band genre with a three piece attitude. In Dec of 99 after a terrible experience at Doc Watson's in Philadelphia (the bar is now Condemned) The Otter split up! Uncle Otter continued to make music in the studio but was very bitter to the live scene antics. They continued to forge a new sound. Taking the best elements of their live shows and turning them into something new. Smoldering up from the ashes of what used to be Uncle Otter appeared their version of funk fusion! Uncle Otter put out a studio album called, Catawampus in 2000 and continued to thrive with their follow up, The Return in 2003. By 2004 it was time to take their new sound on the road. Uncle Otter is now currently slowly trying to build back a fan base with a new sound. Come check it out! UncleOtter.comBand/artist history
Uncle Otter has been playing the bar traveling jam band circuit for almost 8 years. They began in a basement @ 36 S Queen St, Shippensburg, PA back in 1997(the house is now condemned) Uncle Otter teamed up with the bands, Woodstew and the Vibe under the production company Farmhouse Productions. They continued to play frat parties, festivals and all of the bar hot spots from Philadelphia all the way down through Maryland and DE. Uncle Otter made a name for themselves as a high energy three piece. Their music prior to the millennium was your typical jam band genre with a three piece attitude. In Dec of 99 after a terrible experience at Doc Watson's in Philadelphia (the bar is now Condemned) The Otter split up! Uncle Otter continued to make music in the studio but was very bitter to the live scene antics. They continued to forge a new sound. Taking the best elements of their live shows and turning them into something new. Smoldering up from the ashes of what used to be Uncle Otter appeared their version of funk fusion! Uncle Otter put out a studio album called, Catawampus in 2000 and continued to thrive with their follow up, The Return in 2003. By 2004 it was time to take their new sound on the road. Uncle Otter is now currently slowly trying to build back a fan base with a new sound. Come check it out! UncleOtter.comHave you performed in front of an audience?Our live exposure has taken us as far North as Vermont and as far South as Virginia. We mainly perform with in 150 miles from our home town of Oxford, PA
Your musical influences
Herbie Hancock, Schleigho, Robert Walters, Scofield, MMW, etc.....
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