Nuthin' Fancy

Nuthin' Fancy

Product Details

• Audio CD (August 2, 1998)
• Original Release Date: August 2, 1998
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: Megawave
• ASIN: B00000G37V
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• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #1,356,937 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

Track Listings

1. Tear Drops

2. Problem Child

3. The Time Is Now

4. Gone Highway

5. Pay Some Dues

6. Static Cling

7. Night Blues

8. Organized Confusion

9. Only Alone

10. Rolling

11. Ocean Rain

Editorial Reviews

About the Artist

Nuthin' Fancy first formed in 1989, performing in the Ann Arbor Area. Jim Schoolcraft sings primary vocals and plays lead and rhythm electric guitars. Make no mistake about the power and control of his lead lines...it's easy for his intensity to stop you in mid-thought, while you follow to see where he's going. His rhythm-lead playing style is carried over from his live performances and expanded in this studio effort. Ray Bailey plays electric bass and sings backup vocals, previously performing with many other Michigan bands, including Silent Radio, also on the Megawave label. Ray doesn't hold back in a song for very long, as his nimble style provides an active force from the bottom octaves to the top. Tom Scherer plays drums and keyboards and sings vocals. Playing drums since grade school, Tom has fused many playing styles into one - his own. By playing point and counterpoint throughout, he weaves a rhythmic fabric on which the group springs forward.

Band Members:
Jim Schoolcraft,
Ray Bailey,
Tom Scherer

Product Description

Nuthin' Fancy's debut on the new Megawave label is a classic example of Detroit rock. The band members' different musical influences are reflected in the unique styles of their original songs. Jim Schoolcraft, Ray Bailey, and Tom Scherer each contribute to the composition of each song, with Jim Schoolcraft and Tom Scherer being the primary vocalists. Together, Nuthin' Fancy sounds bigger than a three-piece rock group, whether listening at low volumes or loud.