John Whooley
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John Whooley is a California-based musician, easily recognized by his superior height and red hair. He is best known for playing saxophone, among other instruments, for the band Estradasphere. In addition to performing, he also composed much of the band's music until he left the band to live in Joshua Tree, California.
Whooley was also a member of the "jam supergroup" Santa Cruz Hemp Allstars, put together by Santa Cruz promoter -- Poco Marshall. Other side projects include Phree Radicals, Netwerk: Electric and his soloproject, Whoolilicious. With his wife Moriah-Melin, he formed the band MoJoW and the Vibration Army. When performing live, the Army uses electronic looping pedals layer of multiple instruments or vocals in real time. MoJoW toured Europe in the summer of 2005, and released their first album, Undivided, later that year. They are currently working on their next, entirely acapella album.
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[edit] Performing Discography
[edit] with Estradasphere
- It's Understood (LP) (2000)
- These Are The Days (VHS) (2000)
- The Silent Elk of Yesterday (EP) (2001)
- Buck Fever (LP) (2001)
- Quadropus (LP) (2003)
- Passion for Life (LP/DVD) (2004)
- These Are The Days (DVD Reissue) (2005)
[edit] with MoJoW
- Undivided (LP) (2005)
- Untitled Acapella Project (2006)
[edit] External links
- http://vibrationarmy.com/ Official MoJoW homepage
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