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DaveC
DaveC formed in 2001 around singer-songwriter Dave Carter. Their debut album came out in 2003, and it included the song 'I've Got a Crush On Hillary,' which...
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DaveC formed in 2001 around singer-songwriter Dave Carter. Their debut album came out in 2003, and it included the song 'I've Got a Crush On Hillary,' which got some attention for its lighthearted take on then-Senator Hillary Clinton.
That track had a catchy, pop-rock feel with some folk and country touches. The band's lineup shifted over time, with Carter joined at different points by musicians like bassist Ben Bass and drummer Jack Drummer.
In 2007, there were some claims that another DaveC song, 'The Ballad of Mr. Potato Head,' sounded too much like someone else's work. The band denied it, but the discussion lingered for a bit.
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