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Welcome to the Primitive Mind Official Website. For the latest info, pictures and music please visit our myspace site.

-- LIVE 2010 --

Saturday, February 20th 49 West

…with Kent Lopez on Guitar and Vocals, Cherith Wagner on Vocals and Piano, C.J. Benoit on Bass, Bretzel on Drums...Laying down some original Americana, Reggae, Rhythm and Blues, Rockabilly and standards! $8 cover! Call to make Reservations now 410-626-9796

-- BIO --

Influenced by Americana, Rock, Rockabilly, Blues, Country, Reggae this group is hard to "pin down.” originally formed in 1990. PM Creates and performs Original songs taking influences from American and other world music to create a unique sound.  Unforgettable melodies and expressive lyrics win audiences over wherever they perform. Based around the state of Maryland, PM brings influences from their collective travels to Austin, Nashville, California, Hawaii, Jamaica, St. Croix, the British Isles and Europe. The distinct musical styles from these opposite ends of the world are weaved into Primitive Mind's Original brand of music...The band also performs standards from Classic Country, Rockabilly to Reggae. PM has opened for such National Acts as Blues Legend "BB King", Country/Bluegrass sensation "Allison Krauss & Union Station", also "Doc Watson", "Junior Brown", "Lunasa" and the alternative rock band "Phantom Planet". Nashville, TN's renowned Bluebird Cafe has featured PM in their "Songwriter Spotlight"

Honorary posthumous Member

DAVID MINER - Dave grew up listening to classic country artists. A common thread in all those country records was the steel guitar, and that sparked his interest.  Dave was quickly gaining recognition as a top notch resophonic and electric steel guitarist when he was taken by a heart attack in Feb of 2008.  We will miss you Dave more at his MySpace site. 

-- LINKS --

Trenchtown Reading Centre in Kingston, JA...One Love and JahBlessings to our friends down there...THANKS and "Big Ups" to all of our friends and fans for donating such great books! To see awesome photos of how the Centre has grown click here...Rspct