Tom Coryell and
The Incorrigibles
The Band
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Tom Coryell and The Incorrigibles
The Band
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Did you every wonder how the Incorrigibles became incorrigible? Here are all the gory details: Tom Coryell is a musician who plays guitar and does not sing at all like Pavarotti or Pat Boone. Perhaps more like Willis Allan Ramsey, John Hiatt or Van Morrison. He has shared the stage with such notables as The Marshall Tucker Band, The Subdudes, and Casper's own Tremors. His musical influences include Bob Marley, Warren Haynes, Tommy Malone and Rod Serling. Bob Sellers is the bass player for the band and he credits his soulful, thumping groove the Sisters at St. Anthony's Catholic school. It has something to do with forgetting his bag for his galoshes. Ask him yourself the next time you see him. I couldn't make this stuff up! His most memorable gig was at the Casper Country Club playing bass for comic actor George Gobel. His musical influences include Miles Davis, The Gypsy Kings and Victor Wooten. Tom Frech started out his musical career playing trumpet in a soul band in North Carolina at the tender age of fourteen. His journey brought him West where he has taken on the challenge of playing the trap drum set and singing harmony vocals. He is equally adept at the electric bass and the acoustic guitar. His musical influences include anything that might be heard in an Irish Pub, the organ stylings of Jimmy smith and Reggae music. Greg Wehler hails from North Dakota and wails on the guitar. He sings as good as he wants (Sort of how Archie Bell of the Drells dances!). When he lights it up on his Paul Reed Smith guitar or his Fender Telecaster, the lights dim in surrounding counties. He has a board full of mysterious pedals that control his guitar sound as well as the speed of the turbines at the power plant. His musical influences include George Jones, Carlos Santana, and George Westinghouse. Now that you do know all the sordid facts we hope you will come join us as we live out our past through our own flavor of music. You can find where we play next by consulting our calendar. |
