Comments for YoungFreshFellows.com http://www.youngfreshfellows.com Just another WordPress weblog Wed, 19 Nov 2008 22:51:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 Comment on The fabulous sounds of Fabulous Sounds … by TONY http://www.youngfreshfellows.com/the-fabulous-sounds-of-fabulous-sounds/4#comment-44 TONY Thu, 28 Aug 2008 17:13:01 +0000 http://www.youngfreshfellows.com/the-fabulous-sounds-of-fabulous-sounds/4#comment-44 As a seattle native, I was first introduced to the Young Fresh Fellows through listening to college radio from the UW. My friend Tom and I used to haunt the record store "Cellophane Square" on a nearlt daily basis after high school. There were a few really cool guys that worked there that we would ask, " Have you heard of the YFF? These guys are awesome!" Little did we realize at the time that the guy we were asking about was Scott. We finally put 2 & 2 together when we saw them at an all ages show at the Seattle Center. After that, we saw them every chance we got. We sang back up at a show at the Pike Place Market, and I got to sing the YFF theme on stage with them when they came to WSU. The guys in the band were always so unpretentious and fun. That was their charm. They were all about making music from the heart, or sometimes the funnybone. I'm sure there are lots of other people like me that could relay the same kinds of stories. Musicians that weren't just rockin out for the glory or the big recording contract (or the Beer Money). I'm older now, but look at the soundtrack of my youth and realize that there are more songs from "Fab Sounds" and "Topsy Turvy" than anything else. Thanks As a seattle native, I was first introduced to the Young Fresh Fellows through listening to college radio from the UW. My friend Tom and I used to haunt the record store “Cellophane Square” on a nearlt daily basis after high school. There were a few really cool guys that worked there that we would ask, ” Have you heard of the YFF? These guys are awesome!” Little did we realize at the time that the guy we were asking about was Scott. We finally put 2 & 2 together when we saw them at an all ages show at the Seattle Center.

After that, we saw them every chance we got. We sang back up at a show at the Pike Place Market, and I got to sing the YFF theme on stage with them when they came to WSU. The guys in the band were always so unpretentious and fun. That was their charm. They were all about making music from the heart, or sometimes the funnybone. I’m sure there are lots of other people like me that could relay the same kinds of stories. Musicians that weren’t just rockin out for the glory or the big recording contract (or the Beer Money).

I’m older now, but look at the soundtrack of my youth and realize that there are more songs from “Fab Sounds” and “Topsy Turvy” than anything else. Thanks

]]>