Gums N' Moses
Gums N' Moses came together in Southern California during the mid-1990s, with Billy "Gums" McKinley on vocals and guitar, Moses "Moe" Hernandez on bass, and...
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Gums N' Moses came together in Southern California during the mid-1990s, with Billy "Gums" McKinley on vocals and guitar, Moses "Moe" Hernandez on bass, and "Crazy" Craig Thompson on drums. They found an audience with their 1997 debut album, "Dumb as a Box of Rocks," which included the single "We Love Barney Fife." That song, a lighthearted nod to the character from "The Andy Griffith Show," became their calling card.
Their second album, "Toothless Grin," arrived in 2000 and kept to a similar style, with tracks like "Stinky Feet" and "My Dog Ate My Homework." The band's sound mixed punk, rock, and country in a way that felt loose and a little rowdy. They played a 2010 concert marking the tenth anniversary of "We Love Barney Fife."
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