Ian and James Felice are the twoeldest boys from a family of seven, born carpenter’s sons in the wilds of New York’s Catskill Mountains. Along with friends Christmas and Farley, they moved their Sunday barbecue sing-alongs from their Dad’s house onto the streets and subways of New York City.
After months of toil, living in a 1987 special education bus, with arrests, and genuine panhandler fun, a free-lance music writer named Gabe Soria (MOJO) stumbled upon them singing and barking their wares at a farmers market in Brooklyn. One thing led to another, now the boys travel the world performing homegrown and gritty music on city stages as if they were hosting a sing-along on their front porch or in the backroom of a dusty tavern.