Daniel Brummel and the Contraband: Difference between revisions

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{{Infobox musician
{{Infobox musician
| Name = Daniel Brummel and the Contraband
| Name = Daniel Brummel and the Contraband
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| URL = http://www.dbcontraband.com/
| URL = http://www.dbcontraband.com/
| Current members = [[Daniel Brummel]]<br>
| Current members = [[Daniel Brummel]]<br>
| Former members = [[Patrick Edwards]] (2001-2003)<br>
| Former members = [[Patrick Edwards]] (2001-2003)<br>[[John Ritchie]] (unknown)<br>
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'''Daniel Brummel and the Contraband''' was [[Daniel Brummel]]'s solo project until [[2005]]s ''[[Speak Easy]]''.
'''Daniel Brummel and the Contraband''' was [[Daniel Brummel]]'s solo project until [[2005]]s ''[[Speak Easy]]''.
==Overview==
==Overview==
Two albums have been released under the name [[Daniel Brummel and the Contraband]] along with a handful of demos during the years the project was active.
Two albums have been released under the name [[Daniel Brummel and the Contraband]] along with a handful of demos during the years the project was active. Members included the titular [[Daniel Brummel]] and friend [[John Ritchie]] who would help with saxophone and flute. Ritchie would also join Brummel on [[2003]]s [[Spending Time on the Boarderline]] to play saxophone on the song [[Eponine]]. Daniel also considered his laptop a member of the band, even giving it the name "Napoleon Dynomite" on his website in 1999. During the recording of the DBCB cover of [[Devotion]] for [[Making Noise: A Tribute to Weezer]], Brummel was joined by [[Ozma]] drummer [[Patrick Edwards]] for percussion on the track.  
==Discography==
==Discography==
===Albums===
===Albums===
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