Spoonful James

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Spoonful James is an American indie/soul/blues band. The group was first formed in Auburn, Alabama; during 1996, and over the years they have played with many talented artists including: Government Mule, Little Feat, Buddy Miles, and the Jerry Garcia Band.^[1] The song "Seven Mile Breakdown" - (released May 4, 2009) by American Idol winner Taylor Hicks; was originally recorded by them.^[2]

Current members[]

• Wynn Christian - Lead vocals, guitars (1996–present)
• Quinn "Dirty" Borland - Bass guitar, backing vocals (1996–present)
• Eric Baath - Keyboards (2001–present)
• Patrick Lunceford - Drums, backing vocals (1998–present)

Discography[]

• Spoonful James (1997)
• Leave That Door Open (1998)
• "The Sarcophagus Demo" (2000)
• Seven Mile Breakdown (2001)
• Are You Listening? (2010)

References[]

External links[]

• Official band website

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