Additional Projects
Recently Murawaski has received long overdue recognition with BK3 (aka Bill Kreutzmann Trio, KBM, Three) which also includes Bill Kreutzmann of the Grateful Dead and Bonnie Raitt bassist James "Hutch" Hutchinson.
Murawski also occasionally tours with Phish bassist Mike Gordon side projects.
Murawski and Mercier often play acoustic duo concerts.
Mercier has 2 side projects. One is "The Marks Brothers" which includes himself on keyboards and vocals, Mark Paradis from The Mark Paradis Band on guitar and vocals, Scott Guberman from Rev Tor Band on Hammond B3 and vocals, Dave Stoltz formerly of Dickey Betts and Great Southern on bass and Brian "duke" Konopka formerly from S.L.A.P. and The Mark Paradis Band on drums. His other band that plays a few shows throughout the year is "The Mark Mercier Band"
Mercier and Paradis often play acoustic duo gigs around the CT area, dubbed "Mark and Mark"
Bill Carbone regularly appears in "The Z3," an organ trio dedicated to the music of Frank Zappa featuring organist Beau Sasser (Alan Evans Trio, Akashic Record) and guitarist Tim Palmieri (Breakfast, Kung Fu).
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