What happens with The Lounge, stays in the Lounge.

Carlos La Torre Jeff "Glanny" Glanville
Jefferson Sheppard Gregory Scott Bollert

Jeff "Glanny" Glanville - Guitar

Gregory Scott Bollert - Lead Vocals

Born and raised in Simcoe, Ontario, I grew up with a lot of music in my house. No one played instruments, but all my family enjoyed listening to every genre. At a very young age my parents introduced us kids to Boney M, Bee Gees, Neil Diamond and Elton John. My childhood was a typical farm boy trying to occupy himself. There wasn't much to do in the Hamlet of Renton but dirt bikes, annoying my brother and sister and listening to artists like Michael Jackson. As I grew older and became of drinking age I moved to clubbing in the big cities. In 1998 I moved to London and was introduced to singing and bands. After teaching a bit of dance, I became a huge fan of Swing and Jazz and I formed my first Jazz trio in 99' called the BarTop Shakers. That quickly moved to mainstream Rock and added new members. By 2001 and 2002 the sound changed more and After The Lounge was formed. The name After The Lounge coming from a song I wrote about the best time of the night: taking someone home after. Today After The Lounge has became a nationally enjoyed band with the help of some great musicians that I have had the pleasure of working with. I thank all the fans, radio stations and staff of the music stores. Keep Rawkin, G.S.B.

gregoryscott@afterthelounge.com 

Pictures

 Favourite A.T.L. MP3  
Carlos La Torre-Drums carlos@afterthelounge.com

name - Carlos La torre JR
instrument - drums
born in Passaic New Jersey .  later came to London Ontario.   my father is the one who got me into music . we always had music in the house . he had everything from Peter f
Frampton to Carlos Santana to The Rolling Stones . at first he brought home a drum set for him self , then i took over . and the rest is history .

*Stuff*

Co wrote articles with Mark Grove at www.mdgproductions.com

i've been the everything guy for students at fanshaw in the Music Industry Arts program . playing drums , bass , guitar for their studio projects .

played live to air on 100.3 CKRZ FM in Ohsweken Ontario . 94.9 Western numerous times - Two Dollar Bill and The Bad Pennies

was in the first band ever! to play the morning show on The New PL ( now The A Channel ) with Two Dollar Bill and The Bad Pennies.

Played the Fire Hall Reunion at Centennial hall - Two Dollar Bill and The Bad Pennies

Folk Festival in Victoria Park -  Two Dollar Bill and The Bad Pennies

Opening ceremony at The Covent Market - Two Dollar Bill and The Bad Pennies

Relief concert for Hurricane Katrina - Rockin' Bobby Harris and Ian & the Incorrigibles

First place in London's Balloon Fest battle of the bands . and a week later Second Place in Woodstock battle of the bands - Timed To The Sun (2003)


*other bands i have played with*


Two Dollar bill and The Bad Pennies - country swing , bluegrass - ( played on a tin can )

Dr.Delaware and Malpractice - industrial folk - ( played on a tin can )

Timed To The Sun - rock

Ian & the Incorrigibles - folkfunk

Rockin' Bobby Harris - Cajun - ( played on a tin can )

The Hoo Haa Revivalists - jazz - http://www.geocities.com/hoohaarevivalists/bio.html

The Mongrels - 60's , 70's garage rock

Carol Alison - blues , jazz

The Dee Curtis Trio - blues,rock,funk

After The Lounge - rock,funk,oldies


*studio Time At*

New Moon Studio - London

Waterline - London

The House of Miracles - London

The Music Room - Arkona

Santuary Studio - Lucan

* Articles *

http://www.mdgproductions.com/cgpm/2004/latorre.html

http://www.mdgproductions.com/cgpm/2004/ttts.html
Jefferson Sheppard - Bass
    With almost 2000 shows and countless recordings under the belt, Jeff Sheppard is no where near done his conquest of the grand unified understanding of sound dissection. though the list accomplishments is long, the dominent formula of Sex X drugs divided by rock and roll has limited the retaining capassity of recollection. therefore the conclution is scattered and incomplete and is laid out as follows...
 

Bands - fuse, the lovely lads, johnny toronto and his bowl of soul, trole, requiem, the stand,  lovely burn, the matadors, the Sarah & Jeff show and of coarse after the lounge. not included are the various incomplete formulas with no observable results.
Recordings - the lovely lads- plugged and live @ the armouries
2 songs off of the first 2 minute miricals album
Trole- the illegal bootleg demo, live @ kools warehouse
matadors- hellblazin', the devils music, horrorbilly 9000, the live album, a few songs off of sweet revenge
the Sarah & Jeff show- take 1 E.P.
after the lounge- lights go out
bands recorded- lovely burn 4 song E.P., the fitzgeralds self titled album, throat culture- the christmas round up.

Soundtracks - the notorius troups 40th anniversary presentation of "the night of the living dead" and the film festival short "sugar" in addition jeff is the co-author of the song "demon lover" off of the creepshows 2nd album "run for your life" upon close and careful examination, the results are incomplete and further research is needed!