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WHY RANK?

0 - 2prestonS
Mike was the first of the two brothers to pick up a guitar. It was the mid-sixties and sporting a Beatles haircut he began to wail on his red and black Sunburst, Harmony electric. A year or two later Den began playing bass. By the turn of the decade the brothers began to jam and record alot. In 1987 the brothers began recording a joint project. The album ended up being a solo release (TOYS FROM HELL) by Den but it has three of Mike's songs (not including the acoustic jam they did together) in the bonus tracks. The album received airplay in the United States (college and independent stations) and overseas. The Cape Tapes (basement tapes) were recorded in 1995. They began on Cape Cod where Mike lives and were finished later back in Lansing, Michigan where Den lives.
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0 - 7th edition (CHARLOTTE)
A contemporary rock sound that comes from directly from CHARLOTTE.
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0 - Ballroom Disaster
Ballroom Disaster Members::Taylir M:: Vocals::Alex N:: Guitar && Vocals ::Ashely M:: Bass::Lexi F:: Drummer
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0 - Sam Corbin
Born and raised in the Great Lakes State, Sam Corbin found his calling at the age of 16 when he picked up a guitar for the first time. He started out in local coffee houses and bars near his hometown of Lansing, Michigan playing original music with an acoustic trio named Sammy and the Conmen. After experiencing some success on a local level, the group recorded and released the full length album "Beneath the Line" in the summer of 2002. Sam left the group in early 2003 in pursuit of a career as a solo artist. He spent the next 3 years traveling around Michigan performing his original material and writing about his experiences. His songwriting is strong, personal, and honest, influenced by artists ranging from Nick Drake and Elliott Smith to Leanord Cohen and Bob Dylan.
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0 - MSU Musique 21
Musique 21 at the Michigan State University College of Music is a contemporary music ensemble of flexible instrumentation that is devoted to the performance of works written by composers of the 20th and 21st centuries. It provides audiences with unique sounds and timbres that have been developed throughout the contemporary era of music. It is comprised of both faculty and students within the College of Music
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