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Bandit Jack Potty
Bandit Jack Potty formed in Boston in 1990 with Jack O'Brien on vocals and guitar, Billy Connors on bass, and Mike Johnson on drums. They released their debut...
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Bandit Jack Potty formed in Boston in 1990 with Jack O'Brien on vocals and guitar, Billy Connors on bass, and Mike Johnson on drums. They released their debut album 'The Canton Manifesto' in 1993, which included the single 'Hero of Canton' that got significant radio play and led to a national tour.
Their lyrics touched on themes of alienation and rebellion, which connected with some listeners but drew criticism from others who found them nihilistic. The band faced a plagiarism lawsuit in 1998 over one of their songs, which affected their standing.
Internal tensions grew, and Bandit Jack Potty broke up in 2000. After the split, Jack O'Brien worked on solo material while the other members moved on to different projects.
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