The Smalls
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The Smalls was a punk/metal band from Edmonton, with jazz and country influences. Formed in 1990 and disbanding in 2001, the band featured bass player Corb Lund, who is attracting a lot of attention with his new outfit The Hurtin' Albertans, a roots-country band. The Smalls's last recording, My Dear Little Angle, was produced by Glenn Robinson, who was famous for working with Tori Amos and the Tea Party.
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[edit] Members
Mike Caldwell (vocals)
Corby Lund (bass)
Dug Bevans (guitar)
Terry Johnson (drums)
[edit] Albums
The Smalls (Album) (released as a cassette in 1990, remastered to CD in 1993)
To Each A Zone (1992)
Waste and Tragedy (1995)
My Dear Little Angle (1999)
[edit] Touring
Known for devoutly touring Canada and even parts of Europe, The Smalls finished their carrier with a memorable two night send off in Calgary AB, (Friday October 19, 2001 - MacEwan Hall), and Edmonton AB, (Saturday October 20, 2001 - Red's).
Guest opening bands included:
Both Nights
- Les Tabernacles
- Rayovaq
- Whitney Houston
- This Civil Twilight
One Night
- Field Day
- The Long Run
- Punch Drunk
- Broken Nose Compromise
[edit] References
- Official webpage
- New Music Canada
- All Music.com
- Corb Lund website
- Everything2
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