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Down Holly were a music group from Arlington, Virginia that gained popularity on the D.C. metropolitan area music circuit from 2002-2005. ==Biography== The band comprised Will Roberts on lead vocals and guitar, Ted Morgan on lead guitar, the punk-rooted bassist and producer Lee Solomon, and the genre-hopping drumming of John Cunningham. When Roberts departed in late 2004, and Solomon soon thereafter, remaining members Morgan and Cunningham continued with singer/songwriter Paul Kamran and bass veteran (and background vocals specialist) Michele Maurer, both of whom filled in admirably. The group dissolved in late 2005. Down Holly's original brand of power pop/rock met with strong reviews from critics and music fans alike. The band were also very popular among musical peers. The group's myriad sounds and influences collided and were showcased on their album ''Next Perfect Thing'' in 2004. Written, produced, and recorded by the original tandem of Roberts, Morgan, Solomon, and Cunningham, the album received attention in D.C., Maryland, and Virginia and generated regional and national airplay for all of the album's four singles. In addition to the award-winning ''Next Perfect Thing'' Down Holly also released a well-received EP, ''Japanese Bonus Track'' in 2002, and a long-form live DVD in 2005 entitled ''Mach II: Live at RFK (So Come and Play)''. Roberts now fronts the power-pop band Spinning Lucy out of Philadelphia, PA. Cunningham plays drums for The Walkaways, a roots rock group based in Arlington, VA. Kamran writes, sings, and plays guitar for his touring musical creation, The Daybreak Line, also out of Arlington. Morgan, Solomon, and Maurer are all pursuing solo projects. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Down Holly」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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