Homer Simpson And The B-Sharps
Homer Simpson and The B-Sharps were a Springfield quartet led by the Simpson family patriarch. The band included Barney Gumble on saxophone, Lenny Leonard on...
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Homer Simpson and The B-Sharps were a Springfield quartet led by the Simpson family patriarch. The band included Barney Gumble on saxophone, Lenny Leonard on drums, and Carl Carlson on bass. Their 1991 compilation 'The B-Sharps Greatest Hits' featured their most recognizable song, 'Baby On Board'.
Homer's vocals and the group's loose, good-natured approach gave them a local following in Springfield. They released a collaborative album with Lisa Simpson called 'Simpsons & Son' in 1995, and followed it with the more experimental 'Big Pink' in 1999.
Their performances were known for being unpredictable, partly due to Homer's drinking and Barney's shaky saxophone playing. Still, they managed to get inducted into the Springfield Music Hall of Fame. The B-Sharps' recordings capture a particular kind of amateur enthusiasm that resonated with their hometown audience.
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