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Fuzzy Bunny
Slippers
It would be easy to write something like: "the current line
up of five, in the Fuzzy Bunny Slippers are great friends
from the same high school, from the same home town, they all
played Hockey together and they all lost their virginity in
the back seat of a .(insert favorite car here) while
listening to FUGAZI." Well, that would be a classic
American dream. The truth is that's
exactly the way the band started out back in late November,
1992.
It all changed when rock was still alive and NIRVANA ended.
From the summer of '93 till now FBS has had a slew of
members, all of them were very talented and a great asset to
the Fuzzy Bunny Slippers. The vision of this band has always
been, " to perform with people with the same agenda and same
musical influences". We all know that people change, times
change and music changes. And that's why people leave, quit
or get fired. In most cases life has worked out quite well
for the members that moved on.
Now, we are 12 years old in 2005 with a great line up of
five individuals, with great talent and an un-wavering drive
to deliver the most explosive "era" of the Fuzzy Bunny
Slippers dynasty. Kurt, the bass playing singer has been
around since about '94 and he deserves every right to be on
that stage. He is the only musician on the cover scene or
national scene that can play bass and sing effortlessly. It
may seem easy but, the last guy you probably saw do this was
STING. Mark Ludwig, guitar and vocals. He was hired in 2001
along with Ted Raffetto. The goal was to turn the band
around from a SKA & REGGAE influenced PUNK band to a more
main stream rock band. It worked, SKA was dead and PUNK was
for teenagers. Rock took it's angry toll and the two
founding members of FBS retired, Mike Burke and Joe Furey
moved on to the business world and family life. Too many
late nite drives and 11 + years of " No Weekends Off" can
drive you nuts. Mike and Joe left the stage in 2003 but are
still the remaining partners in FBS.
The latest onset of "change" has to do with the departure of
Ted. He was such a dynamic individual that it would be hard
to try and find his replacement. So, we didn't. We hired a
female singer, Marci Cressman when Ted was still very much a
part of the band. It just worked out that she was ready to
step up to the plate when Ted left. Mike Czimback replaced
Mike Burke on drums by way of Dave Duran in late 2004 and
Mikey Z has been hitting the skins hard ever since he has
had the chance to be in the band. Our beloved
guitarist/singer, Nate Myotte, has put the final icing on
the cake. Nate was a student of Mark's and it was his
destiny to be in this band. He fit the mold as soon as he
played his first note with the Fuzzies. The Fuzzy Bunny
Slippers are like the New York Yankees, you just can't beat
'em. Every year better talent, every year another victory.
Come witness a dynasty in action. And when you pay that
cover charge, just remember you bought yourself a piece of
history....
the amazing
Fuzzy Bunny Slippers
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A SYSTEM OF A DOWN
A TRIBE CALLED QUEST
ASHLEE SIMPSON
BLINK 182
COLDPLAY
THE DARKNESS
DISTURBED
DROWNING POOL
EVANESCENCE
FOUNTAINS OF WAYNE
FRANZ FERDINAND
GOOD CHARLOTTE
GREEN DAY
THE HIVES
JAY Z
JIMMY EAT WORLD
JOHN MAYER
THE KILLERS
LIMP BIZKIT
LINKIN PARK
LIT
MAROON 5
NICKELBACK
OUTKAST
THE STROKES
SUBLIME
THREE DAYS GRACE
U2
VELVET REVOLVER
THE VINES
WEEZER
WHITE STRIPES
NO DOUBT
OZZY OSBOURNE
PETER GABRIEL
THE PROCLAIMERS
THE RAMONES
TOM PETTY
TOMMY TUTONE
UB40
VAN HALEN
VIOLENT FEMMES
AC/DC
THE BEATLES
BOSTON
THE DOOBIE BROTHERS
JOURNEY
LYNARD SKYNYRD
STEVE MILLER BAND
SUPERTRAMP
BLUR
EVERCLEAR
GREEN DAY
HARVEY DANGER
MARILYN MANSON
RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS
STROKE 9 |
Chop Suey
Scenario
Pieces Of Me
All the Small Things
Yellow
A Thing Called Love
Liberate
Sickness
Bodies
Bring Me To Life
Stacey’s Mom
Take Me Out
Anthem
American Idiot
Hate To Say
Hustler
The Middle
Your Body Is A Wonderland
Somebody Told Me
Faith
Faint
In the End
One Step Closer
My Own Worst Enemy
Harder to Breathe
This Love
Figured U Out
Hey Ya
Roses
The Way U Move
Last Night
Santeria
What I Got
I Hate Everything About You
Vertigo
Slither
Get Free
Say It Ain’t So
Seven Nation Army
It’s My Life
Crazy Train
In Your Eyes
500 Miles
Blitzkrieg Bop
Sedated
American Girl
867-5309 (Jenny)
Red, Red Wine
Panama
CLASSIC ROCK
Shook Me All Night Long
BAD COMPANY
Feel Like Makin’ Love
O Bla Di O Bla Da
Long Time
Long Train Running
Don’t Stop Believing
Separate Ways
Sweet Home Alabama
The Joker
Give A Little Bit
Song #2
Santa Monica
Long View
Minority
She
Flagpole Sitta
Beautiful People
Give It Away
Little Black Backpack
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