Influenced by the stylings of Prince, The B-52s, Miles Davis, Stanley Clark, Cameo, The Yellowjackets, Parliament Funkadelic, Kraftwerk, The Police, and all the good stuff played late-night by Detroit’s own Electrifying Mojo in the 80s, Groove Fellowship is a three-piece original music group out of Detroit, MI, fusing elements of R&B/soul, jazz, and funk, available on vinyl and all digital outlets. Including pop-up and weekly shows at popular bars, pubs, coffee shops, charity events, and high-profile local festivals, folks have been digging our band vibe since 2012 at performances all over the Tri-County area.
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Write a reviewPrice range: $500 and up
Languages: English
Gig length: 60 - 180 minutes
Three-piece band (drums, guitar, and bass) performing high-energy original music (sung, spoken, and instrumental). Group slots into well-equipped spaces with ease, or capable of bringing all necessary backline gear (for additional fee.) Stage plot arrangement can accommodate even small spaces. Band members interact with each other and the audience during and between sets. Comped refreshments are not necessary but deeply appreciated.
Groove Fellowship is a band of seasoned music professionals established in 2012, with all members having performed with other musical groups before forming Groove Fellowship. All hail from Detroit, MI, and are active members of the Motor City community. Groove Fellowship is:
Daniel Gamlin, bass guitar/lead vocals (and writer/composer)
Kevin Jackson, guitar
Lem Joyner, drums
Scars of a Hard Life
Howard The Great
Hold Me Now
Journey Through The Mazzaroth
Paradise
Death to The Romance
Peace of Mind
Workin' Overtime
The Way That I Want You
Labyrinth of Pleasure
Street Corner Musician
Standing There
...occasional covers mixed in, depending on number or duration of set(s)
Influenced by the stylings of Prince, The B-52s, Miles Davis, Stanley Clark, Cameo, The Yellowjackets, Parliament Funkadelic, Kraftwerk, The Police, and all the good stuff played late-night by Detroit’s own Electrifying Mojo in the 80s
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