Scott fronted Stretch Armstrong for their amazing 8 year run ('90-'97). He recounted, "I never got nervous to play a show, I always got anxious, because I just loved getting out there. There's nothing like seeing kids that know your songs well enough they know the lyrics. That's a big rush."
Scott Van Wagenen
Scott fronted Stretch Armstrong for their amazing 8 year run ('90-'97). He recounted, "I never got nervous to play a show, I always got anxious, because I just loved getting out there. There's nothing like seeing kids that know your songs well enough they know the lyrics. That's a big rush."
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Brandon,
ReplyDeleteI am trying to track down the number of records Stretsch sold over their career. I see you have had contact with Scott. Could you pass this message on to him if possible?
Thanks,
spencer - spencersutherland[at]gmail[dot]com
I was friends with Ryan-the Keyboard player and went to as many shows as I could. It was always a blast.
ReplyDeleteI hit all the shows back then Stretch and My Man Friday, all good.
ReplyDeleteHas any seen or know where I can get the cover art for Lollygag? I have the CD and the jewel case bu the cover art has vanished.
email or sp@m me at
elhuevon@gmail.com
For cover art check this out
ReplyDeletehttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/images/B000B9HJQ8/ref=dp_image_text_0?ie=UTF8&n=5174&s=music
Ebeagley!
ReplyDeleteThat was a fantastic cover. Is there one for:
Stretch
"armstrong"
contains kiss the bride and rodent deodorant