DSF Earth Corps

D.S.F. Earth Corps has been writing and performing original music and throwing in some tasty covers when necessary, since the early 1990’s. Guitarist and lead vocalist, Phillip Price, originally from Atlanta, has been singing, writing, and playing guitar since 1983. Attending Western Carolina University, Price met vocalist Jeff Johnson and percussionist Ned Percival and began forming the bond that holds D.S.F. tightly in the groove. Price, Percival, and Johnson all moved to the Chapel Hill area in 1990 and quickly found a powerful caveman style drummer, Michael"Bam Bam" St.John. They knew right away that Bam Bam had the stones to lay down the thick and heavy grooves as well as the light and juicy ones. They got two for one with Bam Bam because he had been jammin’ with bassist Ronnie Reed, who fell right into the mix and anchored the whole thing down. From 1990 to present, D.S.F. Earth Corps has hit the club circuit. Their wild look and powerful rhythms quickly make them a fan favorite. Musical influences include everything from Mountain Bluegrass to Island Grooves with Funky Rock in the middle. D.S.F.’s musical and lyrical experimentation combined with a positive vibe and message make them a stand out band. D.S.F. has played clubs from the ocean to the mountains all over the southeastern United States, performing in front of thousands of people over the years. D.S.F. Earth Corps has had two studio albums to date: "Petals and Spores" in 1992 and "Life, It’s A Wonderful Occasion" in 1994. Still playing and writing together today, look for DSF at a club near you and a new album in 2010!

Nebo, NC