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Rob Spencer spending some time with Kenny Aronoff, session and recording drummer currently with John Fogerty.	Teri performing during an acoustic set, near Lakeside, MT.	Doug and Teri doing some acoustic tunes, summer 2008.
Doug, Dan, Hilary, and Teri with friend Mark Souhrada at a recent Clinton campaign event in Pablo.	Playing for the teeming multitudes at SKC.	At the Clinton campaign event, Salish Kootenai College.
Teri... absolutely RAVISHING, daahling.	Are you compensating for something? (Actually, we're just jealous)... Dan wins the 2008 "Gong Show" talent competitition at the Blue Moon. Congratulations, Horn Section!	Dan during his visit to "Amp World".
Teri, layin' it down, September 2007.	Teri and her boys hard at work at Lake Mary Ronan Lodge, summer 2007.	Dan and Doug doin' deadly deeds on a dark dancin' December in... Polson. (Sorry)
In Alberton, summer 2007.	Dan, with a vehicular directive.	Teri groovin' at Scotty's, May 2007.
Daniel laying down some sweet tones with Rob keeping time.	All of us having a blast at Scotty's, Kalispell, May 2007.	Rob Spencer, our drummer and all around great guy.
Here's a shot of Dan playing to the boys at Deer Lodge. (Just kidding!) He's the one and only.	The ridiculously talented Teri Llovet.	This is a shot of the FMP playing at Salish Kootenai College in January of 2007.  "Three Wolves" was rockin'!
"The Strap."  One of  "Victoria (Burby's) secrets", 1983 (been in use non-stop ever since). Given as a gift from a true artist and friend.	Rob Spencer playing with Blue Onion at the Rockin the Rivers Festival.	Rob and Teri at a Salish Kootenai College performance.
Another shot of Rob, our drummer extraordinairre.	Doug taking a break on stage in Ronan	When was NASCAR not cool?
Teri warming up in Whitefish, looking all summerish.	A promo collage for our gig posters.	Crikey!   It's Crocodile Dandee!
OK, so we're not sure if Doug here is performing unparalelled feats of guitar-acrobatics, bashing his head in frustration after hearing "Popeye" for the 3,000th time, or simply changing instruments. You make the call.	All of us at a wedding reception near Alberton, MT. Awww!	Chillin like a villian in Alberton. Thanks, Abby.

	Track Title	Price
	Use Me [1:50]	Free
	A cool tune from R&B legend Bill Withers; one of our audience favorites.
	Take Me to the River [2:28]	Free
	A snippet of the old Al green tune, done in the style of the Talking Heads version. Teri Llovet on lead vocals and funky bass groove.
	Venus [2:22]	Free
	Arguably our most popular dance tune, this remake of the classic by The Shocking Blue is really fun to play. Doug on lead vocals and rhythm guitar
	Pride and Joy [2:34]	Free
	Our longer, live version of this Stevie Ray Vaughan classic has a few surprises worked in. Another crowd favorite, we hope you get to hear it live soon!
	Chewed Me Up [1:47]	Free
	This is a sample of one of our crowd favorites, an original song written by our sax player, Daniel Waugh. Our stage version features some amazing brass-crobatics in the intro.
	Alligator [1:07]	Free
	An original song written by our guitarist, Doug. Inspired by the city of New Orleans and a rather reptilian acquaintance of the author.
	The Letter [1:27]	Free
	A sample of the classic tune by The Box Tops. Our drummer Bob Spencer on lead vocals, with crotch-grabbing harmony from the horn section.
	Magnolia [1:42]	Free
	A beautiful quieter song by J. J. Cale, one of Doug’s musical heroes. We like to mix it up with some slow dance tunes, too. This is one of our favorites.
	Crossroads Blues [1:33]	Free
	Our version of the Robert Johnson classic blues, with Doug on slide guitar and Dan on lead vocals. Caution: this short sample has a quick ending to avoid the “brick wall effect”, come see us live!

"Chewed Me Up" (c)2007 by Daniel Waugh - play Quicktime
One of Dan's originals, performed at Los Caporales in Columbia Falls, MT.

"Knockin' On Heaven's Door" - play Quicktime
With our friend Sandy helping out on vocals, also in Columbia Falls.

Johnny B. Goode - play Quicktime
At a private event near St. Ignatius, MT. Woo Hoo!

Use Me - play Quicktime
One of our favorites, the Bill Withers tune from the 70s. This is the "recovery half" of the song...