Mister Scarecrow
Mister Scarecrow formed in Chicago with Tom Kalnoky on vocals and guitar, Matt Carroll on bass, Matt Barick on drums, and Doug Dorosheff on guitar. Their song...
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Mister Scarecrow formed in Chicago with Tom Kalnoky on vocals and guitar, Matt Carroll on bass, Matt Barick on drums, and Doug Dorosheff on guitar. Their song "Beer in the Cups" became a live favorite, capturing the rowdy energy they were known for in concert.
Their second album was called "The Way of the Scarecrow," followed by releases like "Into the Storm." Other songs in their catalog include "Don't let it stray," "Everyday is the same," and "Love you in the afternoon," which show their range beyond just the beer-themed material.
Kalnoky's raspy vocals worked against Carroll's basslines and Barick's drumming, with Dorosheff adding guitar solos. They played straightforward rock music that connected with audiences looking for something uncomplicated and energetic.
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