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| − | Toyboat is a hard rock [[filk]] band from the Chicago area. | + | '''Toyboat''' is a hard rock [[filk]] band from the [[Chicago]] area. |
| − | They are | + | They are: |
* gundo ([[Daniel Gunderson]]) - guitar, vocals, keyboards, mandolin, harmonica | * gundo ([[Daniel Gunderson]]) - guitar, vocals, keyboards, mandolin, harmonica | ||
* [[Mike Nixon]] - guitar, vocals | * [[Mike Nixon]] - guitar, vocals | ||
* [[Jason Neerenberg]] - bass, vocals | * [[Jason Neerenberg]] - bass, vocals | ||
* Raven ([[David Stowell]]) - keyboards | * Raven ([[David Stowell]]) - keyboards | ||
| − | * [[Cathy McManamon]] - drums, vocals - | + | * [[Cathy McManamon]] - drums, vocals - 2012–present |
| − | * [[Eric Coleman]] - drums, guitar, vocals - | + | * [[Eric Coleman]] - drums, guitar, vocals - 2007–2012 |
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| + | ==Tomboat== | ||
| + | '''Tomboat''' is the combination of [[Tom Smith]] and Toyboat. (Basically, Tom gets to be Meat Loaf for an hour, minus the scarves and Karla Devito.) Their first appearance was at [[WindyCon 37]] in 2010, then again the following year at [[Windycon 38]]. They performed at [[MidAmeriCon II]] in 2016 and were the Guests of Honor at [[Consonance 2019]]. | ||
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| + | ===Special Guest Villains=== | ||
| + | [[Windycon]] | ||
| + | *[[Amy McNally]] - Violin | ||
| + | *[[Debbie Gates]] - Hand Drums | ||
| + | *[[Lizzie Crowe]] - Vocals | ||
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| + | [[MidAmeriCon II]] | ||
| + | *[[Alexander James Adams]] - Violin | ||
| + | *[[Eric Coleman]] - Backing vocals | ||
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| + | == Random Fractions== | ||
| + | There is also a spin-off band called '''Random Fractions''' featuring Cathy, Jason and gundo. They started as 3/5s (of Toyboat), were occasionally 2/5s (when gundo wasn't able to travel). Sometimes they were 3/5s and a Chaser, usually when [[Amy McNally]] plays with them but that has also included [[Eric Coleman]], [[Betsy Tinney]], [[Leslie Hudson]], and [[Alexander James Adams]]. | ||
{{recognition}} | {{recognition}} | ||
| − | * [[Filk GoH]] [[SFContario 2]] | + | * 2011 — [[Filk GoH]] [[SFContario 2]] |
| − | * [[Music GoH]] [[Marcon 48]] | + | * 2013 — [[Music GoH]] [[Marcon 48]] |
| − | * [[Interfilk Guest]] [[Conflikt 8]] | + | * 2015 — [[Interfilk Guest]] [[Conflikt 8]] |
| − | + | * 2019 — [[Consonance 2019]] (as Tomboat) | |
| − | + | * 2022 -- [[Archon 45]] | |
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{{group}} | {{group}} | ||
[[Category:US]] | [[Category:US]] | ||
[[Category:filk]] | [[Category:filk]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:36, 16 September 2022
Toyboat is a hard rock filk band from the Chicago area.
They are:
- gundo (Daniel Gunderson) - guitar, vocals, keyboards, mandolin, harmonica
- Mike Nixon - guitar, vocals
- Jason Neerenberg - bass, vocals
- Raven (David Stowell) - keyboards
- Cathy McManamon - drums, vocals - 2012–present
- Eric Coleman - drums, guitar, vocals - 2007–2012
Tomboat[edit]
Tomboat is the combination of Tom Smith and Toyboat. (Basically, Tom gets to be Meat Loaf for an hour, minus the scarves and Karla Devito.) Their first appearance was at WindyCon 37 in 2010, then again the following year at Windycon 38. They performed at MidAmeriCon II in 2016 and were the Guests of Honor at Consonance 2019.
Special Guest Villains[edit]
- Amy McNally - Violin
- Debbie Gates - Hand Drums
- Lizzie Crowe - Vocals
- Alexander James Adams - Violin
- Eric Coleman - Backing vocals
Random Fractions[edit]
There is also a spin-off band called Random Fractions featuring Cathy, Jason and gundo. They started as 3/5s (of Toyboat), were occasionally 2/5s (when gundo wasn't able to travel). Sometimes they were 3/5s and a Chaser, usually when Amy McNally plays with them but that has also included Eric Coleman, Betsy Tinney, Leslie Hudson, and Alexander James Adams.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 2011 — Filk GoH SFContario 2
- 2013 — Music GoH Marcon 48
- 2015 — Interfilk Guest Conflikt 8
- 2019 — Consonance 2019 (as Tomboat)
- 2022 -- Archon 45
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