MOOSEJAW

“He has a desire to travel.  To somewhere untarnished, new, untouched by cliché.  Unravelling a well thumbed map, his index finger traces well worn routes and familiar town names until it rests on a spot rarely visited, strange and unknown.
 He rests on a place called Moosejaw.”

 Moosejaw are:

Dean    Deanbw.JPG (59642 bytes)   1997 to present
 Hard drinking poet and part time pub philosopher.  Doesn't know how to use a phone.

Simon  Simonbw.JPG (61971 bytes)   1997 to present
 Registered giant. Dextrous keyboard chap complete with twidley bits and odd noises.

Nick    nick.jpg (38493 bytes)  1997 to present
 
Bitchin’ guitar player. Hasn’t spoken since 1987.  Moosejaw's resident hard biker.

Steve     September 2004 to present.

Jez       jez.jpg (37343 bytes)  1997 to present
 
Granite formed tub thumper with no hair but complete with woolley hat.  Dressed in black.

Kat         2001 to present.  The real musician in the band and arguably the best looking.

Gilles  Gillesbw1.JPG (47726 bytes)   September 2001 to 31st January 2004..  French through and through but we never held that against him!  What is it about bass players?   This one talked for France!

Andy    Andybw.JPG (54043 bytes)  1997 to March 2001
 
Bouncy bass eco-warrior who talks for England and once upon a time talked for Moosejaw.  Andy said farewell to the band in March 2001.


Moosejaw were originally formed from the  smelly sediment of ‘Babblefish’ who received rave reviews for their live London shows and ‘Jack Nicholson’, red hot indie types, much appreciated by Melody Maker.
Well known for their infrequent performances, their handful of live appearances have attracted diverse reactions over the last few years (if you're hated and loved, you must be doing something right.)  ................and something right they are doing, so take your chance to see us!

Our debut demo recorded in January ‘98 is a place worth visiting.
Our second demo was released in May ’99 and is a strange place to be.

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