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Jake Starr and the Delicious Fullness Washington, D.C.
After fronting Washington DC garage rockers Adam West for nearly 17 years, soft-spoken, mild-mannered Jake Starr took time off to recharge his batteries. Now he's back to deliver high-octane, garage rock-n-roll with Sean Crowley (guitar, vox), Peter Greenberg (guitar), Louie Newmyer (bass), and Nathaniel Osgood (drums). Think Chocolate Watchband, Easybeats, and Music Machine. Can ya dig it? ... more
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