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Paul Fink Guitars, Vocals, Original Music and Lyrics Paul has been playing guitar for more than 12 years. After taking only one lesson, he set out to learn the instrument on his own, and his very personal style of playing and songwriting is one of the clarifying factors in the Brother Rabbit sound. He enjoys "just getting to play some good music." |
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Elizabeth Gonzalez Vocalista Especialidad and Lyrics Born in Detroit, Michigan, Elizabeth changed her mind early in life and decided to grow up in South Texas. She studied classical vocal technique for eight years, but mysteriously consented to sing Rock and Roll with Brother Rabbit, against the advice of her friends, parents, fellow Texans, and her own better judgment. We believe she is doing this as a social protest against Broadway for failing to discover her and make her a celebrated star. She is fond of neither rabbits, nor dogs, but knows all the words to many Sarah Brightman, Marc Anthony, and Shirley Manson songs. Besides an Audrey Hepburn fixation, and her dreams of one day operating both a clothing store and a nightclub, she is considered almost normal. She reports that she's having a fabulous time in Brother Rabbit. In real life, she is studying retailing and fashion. |
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Spoon Drummer Began bustin' out beats at the age of 15 in a quiet suburb of Syracuse. With the help of a few friends, he chose to try and learn drums instead of bass guitar (He also made the choice based on the fact that he likes to bang on things.) Spoon insists on the fact that he will one day become famous, thereby "getting back" at all the people who have not acknowledged his existence. Other interests other than music include romantic serenades, candle-lit dinners, and long walks on the beach. |
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Larry Connelly Guitarist Larry started playing guitar at the age of 13. His first guitar was a copy of a copy of a copy of a Gibson Les Paul. He learned how to play his first two songs on that guitar; America - Horse With No Name and Black Sabbath - Iron Man. Musical influences consist of Gary Rossington, Toni Iomi, Jimmy Page, and Ace Frehley. |