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ECCC Al1-G~rl Rock Band to Perform Apri/14 East Central Community College Diree!tor ofBands TomCarson recently announced the premier ofthe "Tom Carson Project," an all-girl rock band, \\hich will perform during the Collegians spring campus concert Monday, April 14, at8 p.m. in HuffAuditorium on the Decatur campus. There is no charge for admission and the publ1c is invited to attend. The band, called "Puzzled," is tomprised ofseven East Central Community College female students who have never been in a rock band or played rock band instruments. Carson said, "There is so much interest these days with the video game 'RockBand ' and 'Guitar Hero,' I thought it would be a fun challenge to come up with a live rock band from scratch and to add a unique twist by selecting all females to be a part ofthe group.'' Members include (front row, from left) vocalists Courtney Gammil oflake and Kristen Chamblee of forest: and L!mily Malone, keyboard, ofCarthage; and (back row. from left) Brooke Culpepper. rhythm guitar ofScott Central; Oli\ ia Scott. lead guitar. ofCarthage; Brandi Tollett. bass guitar, of Louisville and Anna Switzer. drums. ofWe!>t Lauderdale.

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