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LiTTLE BOBBY TAYLORS: The Cast
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JUDSON HENRY (guitar, vocals)
Hometown: Oneonta, Alabama
Day job: tech stuff at Cartoon Network, writes for Turner South
Quote: "Thanks for coming. We're Cake."
Most Endearing Trait: Orders Glenlivet when the club buys a round for the band
Most Unusual Purchase: Human placenta
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JON HiLL (trumpet, harmonica, flugelhorn)
Hometown: Columbus, Georgia
Day job: Freelance photographer and man-about-town
Quote: "I'll be right back... I forgot to bring all my horns and harps."
Nickname: Blueberry
Claim to Fame-by-association: Lovely wife Leigh stars as "Wilson," the bright young idea woman who is shattering the much-ballyhooed glass ceiling of furniture sales in a series of Rhodes commercials
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LEE KENNEDY (bass)
Hometown: Wilmington, Delaware
Description in "Creative Loafing": "Smiling dreadlocked bassist"
Quote: "I just wanna play"
Roommate: Atlanta music guru Jeff Clark
Best Purchase: A blue pickup truck which serves quite nicely as the LBT Mystery Machine
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FAiTH KLEPPiNGER (guitar, vocals, flute on one song)
Hometown: Schnecksville, Pennsylvania (near Allentown, where they're closing all the factories down)
Most daunting feature: Hands that would make NBA players cry like women
Quote: "Being in a band with five guys is like having five boyfriends... without the sex."
Turn On: Flawless spelling
Turn Off: MARTA
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ERiC YOUNG (drums, voice of his generation)
Day job: Writer
Claim to Fame: Once head-butted the Magna Carta
Lifelong Quest: Finding the perfect carrying case for his metalware
Most Coveted Superpower: Invisibility
Most Alarming Trait: Does not smoke cigarettes
Former LBT's:
Tom Wright: lead guitar, vocals, writing: from before the beginning to September 1997
Casey Leamy: scorching lead guitar for a few months before he moved to Seattle, where he lives now and from which we wish we could lure him back. Is all over the upcoming CD.