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Nine Days was formed on Long Island by singer/songwriter/guitarists John Hampson and Brian Desveaux, who had previously played together and apart in a series of local groups. The band was filled out by keyboard player Jeremy Dean, bass player Nick Dimichino, and drummer Vincent Tattanelli. Focusing on their songwriting and shared lead vocals, Hampson and Desveaux holed up in Hampson's apartment in Deer Park woodshedding, then released their own debut album and began playing live shows. They won WBAB's Homegrown Talent Search and WLIR's Best Unsigned Band competition, made a second CD on their own, and finally signed to Epic/550 Music, which released their debut major-label album, The Madding Crowd (its title a comment on Thomas Hardy's novel -Far from the Madding Crowd) in May 2000. William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide
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Group Members: Vincent Tattanelli Brian Desveaux John Hampson Jeremy Dean Nick DiMichino More >> Similar Artists: Counting Crows Dave Matthews Band Soul Asylum Virginia Coalition Last Week More >> |
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