Alternative Rock
Travelers Rest, South Carolina, USA
“South Carolina's My Friend Stephanie formed from the ashes of singer/songwriter Drue Bachmann's previous project, Sunday Blue, which dissolved in 1995 when financial problems and injuries Bachmann incurred from an accident while touring made it impossible for them to continue.”
Drue Bachmann and Chris Ebert were formerly members of Sunday Blue. He also released a solo album in 2004 called Fall.
| 1995 | My Friend Stephanie | |
| 1996 | Makeover | Innocent Media |
| 1997 | All The Pieces | Gray Dot Records |
| 1999 | One of Those Days | Gray Dot Records |
| 2000 | The Original Recordings |
1995 Independent
Drue Bachmann - Bass, vocals
Chris Ebert - Guitar
Joel McCrieght - Guitar
Kevin Huer - Drums
William Campbell (The Throes) - Additional guitar
1996 Innocent Media (IMD8401)
Drue Bachmann - Lead vocals
Chris Ebert - Electric guitar, acoustic guitar
Joel McCreight - Electric Guitar, backing vocals
Kevin Heuer - Drums
Wayne Everett - Percussion
Bill Campbell - Backing vocals on “Maybe,” Guitar on “Embrace” and “I'll See Ya”
Joan George - Backing vocals on “Lullaby,” “Why,” and “So Close”
Julie Gruver - Backing vocals on “Embrace”
Produced, recorded, and mixed by Bill Campbell
1997 Gray Dot Records (GDR9702CD)
Drue Bachmann - Lead vocals, backing vocals, bass guitar
Jeff Apel - Lead guitar
Kevin Heuer - Drums, jingle bells on “Time Heals,” marching bass drum on “Tell You”
Scott Bachmann - Backing vocals, Hammond B-3 on “See You Again” and “Grizzly,” Wurlitzer on “Time Heals” and “In My Life,” mellotron on “Time Heals,” Moog source on “How Are You”
Tim Bachmann - Backing vocals
Bill Campbell - Tambourine, shaker, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, 12-string acoustic guitar; Bass guitar, dilruba, mellotron on “Tell You”
Produced by Drue Bachmann and Bill Campbell
1999 Gray Dot Records (GDD3040)
2000 Independent
Tracks 1-10 are labeled “The Ceder Creed Sessions,” and tracks 11-16 are labeled “The Cafe Pleasurematic Sessions”