
A fun quartet that performed "lite jazz," Uncle Festive played accessible funky jazz-influenced music during its existence. Its four members first came together as the backup group for pop singer Barry Manilow. When Manilow decided to take 1986 off, the quartet (guitarist John Pondel, keyboardist Ron Pedley, bassist Marc Levine and drummer Bud Harner) started playing independently as a unit, using the name Uncle Festive. Randy Drake took over as drummer in 1992 when Harner (who continued producing for the group) departed.
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Renewal
Harvest
Flasher
Say Uncle
Not for Nothin'
Monks
Mr. Baby
Anything L?
Incognito
Odd Job
Young People With Faces
Where's Marcus
Going Back
El Tio
The Paper and the Dog
Continuum
Money's No Object
Soup of the Day
Yes You Have
Uncle Sandwich
Northern Night
Consider Me Gone
That We Do Know
King Kent
Madrid
The Treehouse
Everyday Knife
Horses
Let's Bar B Q
All Rise
All Those With Wings
In the Trail of the Wind
Elf
Boy King
The Road to Kent
You're What?
To You
Green Village
Jessica
Fantastic Then
N'Gaundere
Bob
The Super
Para Bueno
Bembe
Maury
Sit & Spin
Up And Down (And Speedin' All Over)
Sunday Thoughts
The Runes
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