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MEMBERS
Denver Bierman (lead vocals, trumpet)
Chris Gregg (1st alto sax, 2nd tenor)
Michael Kemp (1st tenor sax, 2nd alto)
Eric Kilby (baritone sax)
Mel Chance (clarinet)
Josh Harner (lead trumpet)
Reggie Grisham (trumpet)
Adam Beck (trumpet)
Alex Hinojosa (trumpet)
Dan Mullis (trombone section)
Ben Shive (piano, B3 organ, keyboards)
Scott Knight (electric & acoustic guitar, banjo)
Josh Deane (upright & electric bass)
Jared Ribble (drums & percussion)
NEWS
[an error occurred while processing this directive] DISCOGRAPHY
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TIMELESS CHRISTMAS (2004) Who put the "big band" back into Christmas? This year Denver and his Mile High Orchestra did! In stores October 19th. |
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G0OD TO GO (2004) My thoughts upon hearing that Denver & The Mile High Orchestra had released their follow-up to 2002's Stand can be summed up in a single word: "Finally!" While the wait has felt longer than it actually has been, I can't help but think how refreshing it is to hear their considerable talents on display once again. After all, one can only take so much of the same-sound synthesized music that drives the Christian pop scene. Read full review... |
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STAND (2002) Chances are, the phrase "college band" brings to your mind thoughts more of Hootie and the Blowfish than of the Brian Setzer Orchestra. However, despite their beginnings at Belmont University, Denver and the Mile High Orchestra shares company with BSO, Squirrel Nut Zippers, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy and a slew of other bands from the Big Band renaissance of the mid- to late-90's. The difference is, while those bands played at a "Big Band" sound, DMHO has the manpower to pull it off. Read full review... |
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ACT THE SCAT (2001) |
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LINKS
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