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Blessid Union of Souls - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (214 words) |
 | Blessid Union of Souls (also known as Blessed Union of Souls) is an American rock band from Cincinnati that was formed in 1990. |
| The current band members are singer Eliot Sloan, bassist Tony Clark, guitarist Jeff Pence, drummer Shaun Schaefer, and guitarist Bryan Billhimer. |
| This article on a United States rock music band is a stub. |
| Blessid Union of Souls: Information From Answers.com (794 words) |
| With their optimistic, spiritual outlook and song-oriented mix of pop, R&B, and folk -- dubbed "rural soul" by the band -- Blessid Union of Souls quickly became one of the most popular bands in the post-Hootie and the Blowfish adult alternative radio format in the mid-'90s. |
| Blessid Union of Souls was founded in Cincinnati by vocalist/songwriter Eliot Sloan and guitarist/songwriter Jeff Pence in 1990; keyboardist C.P. Roth, who had played in Ozzy Osbourne's touring band, and drummer Eddie Hedges, who toured with several R&B acts, soon completed the band's early lineup. |
| Their debut album, Home, took over two years to craft properly, and was finally released in March of 1995; it was an immediate success, thanks to Cincinnati deejays who had already begun playing the then-unreleased lead single, "I Believe," and spread the word about the band. |
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