Those of you who had your Friday nights open last fall, or who delighted in watching as I squirmed my way through televised music competitions featuring not-so-great “talent,” may remember The Next Great American Band, the “American Idol for bands” that aired to middling numbers and no chance in hell of being brought back for a second season. An even smaller number of you may remember that the “winners” of the competition were the Clark Brothers, a trio of related, finger-picking hotties who counted among their ranks a member of Carrie Underwood’s backing band. They haven’t done much since then, but tonight a different member of the band will make his triumphant return to the small screen… as the dobro player in an as-yet-unnamed Idol hopeful’s backing band. Why do I have a feeling that his connection to 19 Entertainment’s utter failure of a franchise-expansion won’t be mentioned at all by Ryan Seacrest? [rickey.org]
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“the dobro player in an as-yet-unnamed Idol hopeful’s backing band.”?
Kristy Lee Cook singing “I’ve Just Seen a Face”?
Sad…as much of a cock-up as the Band show was, I unabashedly admired the Clark Bros. — they were the real deal. I’m shocked somebody hasn’t found them marketable yet.
Was that one of them playing slide geetar for Chikeze? They didn’t show any faces…just anonymous fingers…