The Jack Rabbit Slim's Experience''

Members: Clay Harmon(Pablo Fritz, John Miller Stevenson)-Guitar, vocals

Slade Dillard (Elliot Ness)-Lead vocals

Levi Sexton (Boo-Dah)- Drums

Possible Members: Derek Otto- Bass/Guitar

Patty Otto- Drums/Percussion

Kicked Out Members: Cory Woodard

Elijah Toney

Formed in the winter of 2006, The Jack Rabbit Slim's Experience began with guitarist Clay Harmon(Pablo Fritz, John miller Stevenson) and vocalist/occasional bassit/keyboardist Slade Dillard(Elliot Ness) creating musical fusion in the cold winter air. Early songs such as "Harbormaster" were developed and recorded on Clay's cheap cellular telephone. Their early material was heavily influenced by Quentin Tarentino's "Pulp Fiction", hence the band's name. Legend has it that these two extraordinary musicians also wrote "Tribute" as made famous by Tenacious D. Drummer Elijah Toney and lead guitarist Cory Woodard joined the group in the early months of 2007, and also left in the early winter of 2007. Bastards.

Side Projects

After witnessing a performence by Adam Faucett, Clay Harmon went on to write folk songs in August of 2007. As of December 28, he has written three or four songs that are amazing or better.

Demise at the Jam House

    Following a football game at Warrior field, the band planned their first show ever.Word spread quickly and soon attendence estimates topped at 400. Unfortuonately, no more than 40 people showed up, all of them male. Shortly thereafter, teh band disbanded for unrelated life problems.