Morgan Henderson

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Morgan Henderson is the former bassist of the post-hardcore band The Blood Brothers and the indie rock band Sharks Keep Moving, the current bassist in the post-punk band Past Lives, and a multi-instrumentalist with Seattle-based folk-pop group Fleet Foxes.^[1] and Seattle based folk group The Cave Singers.^[2] Henderson has also been credited for playing a range of keyed instruments, including piano, accordion, and a Nord II synthesizer. As with the other former members of The Blood Brothers, he grew up in the eastside suburbs of Seattle, Washington, attending high school with his bandmates in the late 1990s when the band originally formed.

Influences

Henderson has cited experimental and progressive music as his main influence when writing for The Blood Brothers. Electronic music is also a major influence for him, and was incorporated integrally into the sound of The Blood Brothers.^[3]

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v t e The Blood Brothers

Jordan Blilie Mark Gajadhar Morgan Henderson Cody Votolato Johnny Whitney Devin Welch

Studio albums	This Adultery Is Ripe (2000) March on Electric Children (2002) …Burn, Piano Island, Burn (2003) Crimes (2004) Young Machetes (2006)

EPs	Rumors Laid Waste (2003) Love Rhymes with Hideous Car Wreck (2005)

DVDs	Jungle Rules Live (2003) This Is Circumstantial Evidence (2003) The Fest 3 (2004)

Singles	"Ambulance vs. Ambulance" (2003) "Love Rhymes With Hideous Car Wreck" (2004) "Laser Life" (2006) "Set Fire to the Face on Fire" (2007)

v t e Fleet Foxes

Robin Pecknold Skyler Skjelset Casey Wescott Christian Wargo Morgan Henderson Nicholas Peterson Craig Curran Joshua Tillman

Studio albums	Fleet Foxes Helplessness Blues

EPs	Fleet Foxes Sun Giant

Singles	"White Winter Hymnal" "Mykonos"

Former members	Trevor Alderfer Craig Curran Bryn Lumsden Nick Peterson J. Tillman

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Name	Henderson, Morgan
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Short description	American musician
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