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Alligator Mine
Alligator Mine formed in New Jersey in the late 1980s with Anthony Nunziata on vocals, Jeff Green on guitar, and John McNicholas on drums. They played local...
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Alligator Mine formed in New Jersey in the late 1980s with Anthony Nunziata on vocals, Jeff Green on guitar, and John McNicholas on drums. They played local gigs and open mics while working on their first album.
Their debut album 'Southern Rock' came out in 1992, and the single 'Hard to Hold' got some radio play. The song had a straightforward rock arrangement with driving guitars and Nunziata's clear vocal delivery.
They put out a few more albums in the mid-90s like 'Back on the Road' and 'Last Train Home,' and did some touring. The band's lineup stayed mostly the same, with Rob Kennedy on bass and Scott Berns on keyboards joining at some point.
They kept playing shows and recording music after that, though they never quite matched the attention that 'Hard to Hold' initially brought them.
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