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his desire is to be a full-time vocational musician—a goal no longer shared by all members of the band. Pete Palladino and Ron Simasek confirmed the departure of Alexander and Smith and announced that upcoming shows that were already booked will feature special guests along with the remaining members of The Badlees. Beyond that, no recording or performing as The Badlees is planned for "the foreseeable future." All members indicated plans to continue making and performing music.

726: 42: 404:, released in January 1992. The album contained much décor such as philosophical quotes accompanying each song's lyrics and a cover that uses a classic photo from a local historical society. The single "Back Where We Come From (the Na Na Song)" was the first to receive prominent airplay on Pennsylvania radio stations and the closing title song, "Diamonds in the Coal" was the first example of a distinct sound that would come to define the band called "roots rock". 1008: 669:, was recorded, mixed, mastered, and pressed in two months at Bret Alexander's home studio. The album features four different Badlees singing lead vocals on songs written by five different writers, including Mike Naydock. It was released on April 2, 1999, and upon its release the band was dropped by Universal. Selders persisted in finding a new label and within a month, the Badlees were signed to a new contract with a label called 997:

March 5, 2022, which sold out in less than 24 hours. A second show was added on March 4, 2022, which sold out within 30 minutes of being added. It appears as if things are pointing to a long-term playing commitment from all five original members of the Badlees - which is great for them, but better for Central PA Rock Music fans! In December, 2022, the Badlees released their 9th, full-length self-titled eponymous record,

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The band members themselves drew their influences from diverse sources. Founding member Jeff Feltenberger was formally trained as a vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, with a tendency towards folk, country, and bluegrass. Guitarist and chief songwriter Bret Alexander cites various influences ranging

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With the addition of Palladino, the band's audience began to grow, due to his stage antics and classic front-man image. This was important because the band was determined to concentrate on original material. Alexander became the group's chief songwriter, working with Mike Naydock, a disc jockey from

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After performing together at the Central Pennsylvania Music Hall of Fame concert on July 1, 2021, the original five members of The Badlees have played a few shows together and seem to be back to the old days of original rock from Central PA. They announced a show at the Englewood in Hummelstown on

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On March 27, 2014, Bret Alexander announced on The Badlees official Facebook page that he was no longer a member of The Badlees. On March 28, Paul Smith also announced his departure from the band. While declining to air private disagreements or grievances in a public forum, Alexander indicated that

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As the corporate limbo persisted into 1999, the band became more and more convinced that they wanted out of their major label contract. They opted to make their own full-length album independently and without consent from the label. The band members realized that this action would probably mean the

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The Badlees got back together and make music once again as a band for a charitable event, Concert for Karen IV, in 2002. They got together at Saturation Acres and recorded four songs for an EP to be released in conjunction with the live event and decided to continue on to make a full-length album.

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and, starting with their first EP in 1990, the Badlees used it to make pre-production demos prior to recording their albums in a professional studio. Alexander and Smith decided to call their studio Saturation Acres. Over the course of the next decade, they would produce many Pennsylvania artists,

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On December 18, 2020, it was announced that the Badlees were part of the 2021 Central PA Music Hall of Fame along with Jimmy Dorsey, Tommy Dorsey, Jeffrey Gaines, Halestorm, and Pentagon. They reunited to perform one set and accept this award on Thursday, July 1, 2021, at the 2nd Annual CPMHOF

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in north-central Pennsylvania met while attending the school's music department in the early 1980s. Singer and multi-instrumentalist Jeff Feltenberger was a vocal performance major, drummer Ron Simasek was a music education major, while saxophonist and future Badlees manager Terry Selders was a

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album, this time from fall 1998 to "date uncertain" and there were no marketing or tour support plans coming from Universal for the foreseeable future. But the band was still under contract and therefore restricted in the actions that they could take to further their career. The Badlees quickly

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After its release, the Badlees played a series of live shows together for the first time in five years starting in November, 2009. These shows frequently included guest musicians like Aaron Fink, Nick Van Wyke, and Dustin Drevitch, along with the four remaining members of the band – Alexander,

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by Bad Lee White was released on A Street Records in November 1988. It contained four originals, three co-written by guitarist Jeff Feltenberger and producer Bill Grabowski, with "Boomerang" written by another A Street prospect, Charlie Crystle. However, A-Street soon ended its short run as an

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Bret Alexander and Mike Naydock did many songwriting sessions in late 2002 through 2003, intending to have a new Badlees album in 2004, but this album failed to materialize due to other projects that Alexander, Fetchko, and Saturation Acres were involved in at the time. These included

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Released independently in February 1995, River Songs was originally rejected by several major record companies, But after selling over 10,000 copies in its first few months, some of these same companies began pursuing the Badlees. One of these companies was

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Terry Selders returned to central Pennsylvania to be manager of the Badlees full-time and, in 1991, Paul Smith joined as the band's permanent bass player. The Badlees set up headquarters in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania, and began recording a full-length album.

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came in to record at the studio. The band's singer, Pete Palladino, was eventually offered the lead vocal position in Bad Lee White. Soon after, the newly revised band officially changed their name to what fans had begun commonly calling them at shows,

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would finally be released to the public on August 24, 1999 on the Ark 21 label. The only provision of the deal was that the Badlees would have to stop actively promoting their recently released Amazing Grace album. The group planned to tour behind

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By the end of 1996, the band took a break from touring and hoped to turn their attention to writing and recording their next album. This second national release on Polydor was originally slated for late 1997 but, at the request of the parent label

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On October 10, 1990, the Badlees released the four song EP It Ain't For You, which was Bret Alexander's debut as producer. It was released on Terry Selders' newly formed independent label, Rite-Off Records and it received positive press, such as

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and thought Feltenberger's music would be a good fit for their first project. He convinced Simasek to join in as drummer and the new band, known as Bad Lee White went into Grabowski's studio to record the initial album for the new

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season that year, the release date for the next Badlees album was moved back to February 1998. During the break from touring, some of the band members started families, and Bret Alexander set up a studio in his basement in

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The Badlees forged a distinctive sound through their formative years that fused rock and pop elements with a distinct Pennsylvania style they called "roots rock". This sound was best presented on their breakthrough album

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that includes the Badlee trio of Alexander, Smith, and drummer Ron Simasek, were available as the official "house band" to offer session performances for solo artists or those with less than a full band.

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The remaining members of the band, along with Fetchko, formed an equal partnership in the label S.A.M. Records ("Saturation Acres Music"), and began to sign other musical artists to the label, including

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to accommodate the various other vocations of the band's members. Not wanting to have such a gap between albums, like between the last two, the Badlees released a "greatest hits" album in 2012 titled "

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Between 2003 and 2010, Alexander joined Johnny J. Blair in a handful of concerts and a live radio broadcast. Returning to the studio with Blair, Alexander and Simasek backed Blair on the recording

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were previously released by Alexander as solo efforts in the mid-2000s. One final song, "Two States" was added late to the project as a tribute to Alexander's father, who died February 14, 2009.

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As 2001 got underway, the members of the Badlees were busy working on their separate "side" albums that would end up being released within six weeks of each other in the late spring of 2001.

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In 1988, Jeff Feltenberger contacted Terry Selders about making a professional recording with his band. Selders was in the process of forming an independent record label with producer

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The band would spend the next year and a half constantly playing, usually as a supporting act for a national headliner. Their first really big show was opening up for Led Zeppelin's

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In March 2004, Jeff Feltenberger announced he was officially leaving the Badlees as he planned to pursue a career as a record producer/engineer as well as launch his new band

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and planned on naming this next one simply "The Badlees" as a deliberate signal that they were returning to the "roots rock" sound. Inspired by the daily commute along the

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After the release of their debut album, Bad Lee White guitarist Clint Barrick left the group and was later followed by bassist Steve Feltenberger, who enlisted in the

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Soon after the band returned home, they headed back to the studio to start on their third full-length album. The band had not been completely satisfied with

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Then, in May 1998, Polygram, the parent company of A&M and Polydor/Atlas, was sold to Seagram's, a Canadian beverage company, for about $ 10.4 billion.

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as producer. Pyers approached the Badlees, promising a sound that more accurately reflects the energy of their live shows. The resulting effort was called

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where he managed a recording studio. Simasek went to Florida at first but then later joined Selders in New York where he became drummer for the band

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In 2023, the Badlees were inducted into the Luzerne County Arts & Entertainment Hall of Fame. They were among the inaugural class of inductees.

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Meanwhile, Palladino and Feltenberger were also working on their own separate solo projects while continuing to perform live together as the

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was a self-titled album by Jeff Feltenberger's pick-up band and had a definite country-rock sound. Pete Palladino released a solo album,

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program, but was not well received by fans, critics, nor the band itself, who came to call the video a "very expensive mistake".

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Stout, Alan K., "Danville's Saturation Acres Recording Studio has that Certain Vibe", Wilkes-Barre Times Leader, March 5, 2000

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By 1993, as the Badlees prepared to work on their second full-length album, they decided to take a different approach, hiring

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in 1990 and continues to the present day, with Alexander writing the music and melodies and Naydock writing the lyrics.

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Danner, Jennifer, "Badlees Members Stick to Hard-driving Sound", Harrisburg Patriot News (p. F8), February 17, 1991

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that formed in 1990. They released several independent albums and achieved national success with their 1995 album

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in Hollywood in March 1996. The production of the "Angeline" video was covered in national publications such as

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by Pete Palladino, Jeff Feltenberger, & Ron Simasek (Album Liner Notes), Rite Off Records, September 2000

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Jeff Feltenberger – guitars and multiple string instruments, vocals (Bad Lee White & Badlees, 1988–2004)

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Stout, Alan K.,"Badlees Come Home with 'Angeline' in Tow", Wilkes-Barre Times Leader (p. C1), April 5, 1996

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where he got into the restaurant business, eventually becoming general manager of the hotel and restaurant

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music merchandising major. While at Mansfield, the three played in various pickup bands with names such as

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Stout, Alan K., "Badlees Prove that Good Guys Can Win", Wilkes-Barre Times Leader (p. C4), July 21, 1995

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Bret Alexander and Paul Smith decided to open a studio for business, choosing a private location near

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Alexander was a high school football standout who went on to play defensive end for three seasons at

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Student, Joe, "Near Accidents and Record Labels", The Weekender, Vol. 8 Issue 26 (p. 8), May 9, 2001

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and left Saturation Acres in 2007. Soon after, Alexander moved the studio to commercial location in

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and shot in and around Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and one for "Angeline Is Coming Home", directed by

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They also produced a couple of professional music videos, one for "Fear of Falling", directed by

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The group has continued to perform and produce albums independently, releasing the double album

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Stout, Alan K., "The Badlees are Back", Wilkes-Barre Times Leader (p. C1), September 20, 1996

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Stout, Alan K., "Musical Creative Still Flows", Wilkes-Barre Times Leader, February 25, 2005

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Stout, Alan K., "Palladino Strikes His Own Chord", Wilkes-Barre Times Leader, March 6, 1998

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Stout, Alan K., "Badlees 'Love' Reigns Supreme", Wilkes-Barre Times Leader, October 1, 2009

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Stout, Alan K., "Badlees Sign New Deal with Ark 21", Wilkes-Barre Times Leader, May 7, 1999

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Stout, Alan K., "Cellarbirds Ready to Fly", Wilkes-Barre Times Leader, February 18, 1998

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Donati, Dave, "Badlees are Branching Out, Wilkes-Barre Times Leader, May 5, 1992, p. 8B

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Stout, Alan K., "Tracking Ahead", Wilkes-Barre Times Leader (p. C1), February 21, 1997

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The album included songs that had been written as far back as 2003, two of which,

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After graduation, the three initially went their separate ways. Selders went to

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nationwide. But eventually Paul Smith accepted a position as an instructor at

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Bad Lee White. What Comes Around (Album Liner Notes). A-Street Records, 1988

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Stout, Alan K., "Band on the Mend", Wilkes-Barre Times Leader, June 7, 2002

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Stout, Alan K., "Badlees Now 4", Wilkes-Barre Times Leader, March 19, 2004

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and would eventually replace Terry Selders as The Badlees' new manager.

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by The Badlees (Album Liner Notes), Rite-Off Records, February 28, 1995

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by The Badlees (Album Liner Notes), Rite-Off Records, August 24, 1993

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Willis, Barry, "Seagram Buys Polygram", sterophile.com, May 24, 1998

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by The Badlees (Album Liner Notes), S.A.M Records, October 6, 2010

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by Bret Alexander (Album Liner Notes), S.A.M Records, May 4, 2004

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by Pete Palladino (Album Liner Notes), P&P Records, June 2001

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by The Badlees (Album Liner Notes), Rite Off Records, April 1999

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including some that would become nationally successful, such as

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by The Cellarbirds (Album Liner Notes), S.A.M Records, May 2001

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by The Badlees (Album Liner Notes), Rite Off Records, July 1998

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and aired on a local Pennsylvania television in late August.

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by The Badlees (Album Liner Notes), S.A.M Records, June 2002

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Steve Feltenberger – bass, vocals (Bad Lee White, 1988–1990)

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Bret Alexander - guitars, mandolin, zither, dulcimer, vocals

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and, along with bassist Paul Smith, the Canadian power trio

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This decision was spearheaded by Chris Fetchko, a native of

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Lello, Mike, "Love Is Rain", The Weekender, October 2, 2009

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Clint Barrick – guitars, vocals (Bad Lee White, 1988–1989)

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produced and released an EP of “unplugged” songs called

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was pushed back, this time from February to June, 1998.

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by The Badlees (Album Liner Notes), Ark 21, August 1999

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The Badlees would continue to perform shows throughout

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Return of Bret Alexander and Paul Smith (2021-present)

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to record material for the album that would be titled

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as well as the nationally syndicated television show

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Stout, 2847:"The 'Gentleman' Goes Solo" by Alan K. Stout, 2595:Vol.XII No. 142 (p. 11), August 1993 1760:. Pennsylvania Musician Vol.VIII (p. 11), 1988 1439:by Pete Palladino (P&P Records, June 2001) 1140:Ric Stehman – bass guitar (Badlees, 1990–1991) 978:The current band is featured in the 2015 film 717:and Darcie Miner. Further, The Cellarbirds, a 584: 223:. In 1998, after recording a follow-up album, 2918: 2221:"Going the Extra Mile with Giants of Despair" 1877: 1782:Vol.IX No. 10 (p. 17), October 1990 948:. The track was issued on Blair's 2011 album 806:, a soundtrack to a book of the same name by 467:, the band decided instead to name the album 2334: 1394: 810:, for which the Badlees recorded a cover of 695: 650:in July 1998, released on Rite-Off Records. 606:In Autumn of 1997 when the band entered the 495:. The Badlees were ultimately signed to the 3138:Indie rock musical groups from Pennsylvania 2554: 2214: 2212: 2206:Saturation Acres Newsletter, April 14, 2005 3051:See Me as a Picture, The Best of 1990-2012 2925: 2911: 2719:Vol.XV No. 151 (p. 28), May 1998 2530:Fame, Central Pennsylvania Music Hall of. 2257: 2255: 1790: 1788: 1279:See Me As a Picture, The Best of 1990–2012 40: 2787:"Going to the Birds" by Carlie Nicastro, 2777:– Fiesta Guide (p. 11), May 11, 2001 254: 238:in 2013 and their self-titled 2022 album 2209: 1538:Bret Alexander, Guitars, Mandolin, Banjo 1006: 906:In 2008, Bret Alexander formed the band 724: 2536:Central Pennsylvania Music Hall of Fame 2252: 2144: 2142: 2140: 2138: 2026: 2024: 1910: 1908: 1785: 1450:Other projects involving Badlee members 1109: 1085:. Drummer Ron Simasek is a huge fan of 14: 3130: 2670:Vol.4 No.1 (p. 4), September 1995 1802: 1800: 1727: 1725: 1131: 2906: 2433:"'All in Time': Newport Beach Review" 2303: 2218: 902:Epiphones and Empty Rooms (2009–2013) 487:", which would eventually be used by 333:Formation and early years (1990–1993) 3009:The Unfortunate Result of Spare Time 2715:"Northeast PA" by Lorie Mrowzowski, 2599:The Unfortunate Result of Spare Time 2135: 2067: 2021: 1905: 1445:by Bret Alexander (S.A.M., May 2004) 1171:The Unfortunate Result of Spare Time 840:himself on Reed's official website. 704:, owned by Rusty Foulke of the band 662:owned the rights to that recording. 457:The Unfortunate Result of Spare Time 433:The Unfortunate Result of Spare Time 407:They were invited to perform at the 2741:"Amazing Spirit" by Alan K. Stout, 2604:"Big And Badlee" by Alan K. Stout, 1797: 1722: 1481:tribute album with Johnny J. Blair 1285: 1121:Jeff Feltenberger - guitars, vocals 938:"If I Could Dress Like Clive Owen," 794:in July, 2002. The show was titled 450:Qingdao International Beer Festival 24: 3143:Musical groups established in 1990 2505:Staff, KEVIN STAIRIKER | Digital. 1694:Bret Alexander, Multi Instruments 1677:Bret Alexander, Multi Instrumentss 1645:Bret Alexander, Multi Instrumentss 1118:Ron Simasek – drums and percussion 1115:Pete Palladino – vocals, harmonica 436:, recorded in the summer of 1993. 25: 3154: 2887: 2504: 2269:. 5 November 2009. 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The studio had been called 512:Jimmy Page & Robert Plant 3085: 2175:"Lou Reed Wampus Multimedia" 2150:"The Badlees Story, Part IX" 1808:"The Badlees Story, Part II" 1016:Musical style and influences 940:quoting spy-movie music and 773:, who at the time worked at 440:National success (1994–1996) 301:Northumberland, Pennsylvania 7: 2857:Press Release, June 5, 2006 2311:"The Badlees Story, Part X" 1916:"The Badlees Story, Part V" 1733:"The Badlees Story, Part I" 1496:The Road Goes Other Places 1423:(Midwest Artists, May 2001) 1247:EP (Rite-Off, October 1990) 677:, who had previously owned 608:Bearsville Recording Studio 585:Corporate limbo (1997–1999) 516:Buffalo Memorial Auditorium 463:to the recording studio in 314:, back in his home town of 10: 3159: 2811:(p. 19), June 8, 2001 2791:(p. 26), May 31, 2001 2335:Munster, Jim (July 2010). 2109:"The Backbone of the Band" 1758:Bad Lee White Comes Around 1413:(Rite-Off, September 2000) 1174:(Sharkstooth, August 1993) 743:Williamsport, Pennsylvania 310:. 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