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Lost Tribe
Groove Metal
Atlas, Michigan, USA
Dwight, Grant, and Andrew went on to join Leaderdogs for the Blind for their release Lemonade in 1995. That band split, and they decided to reform Lost Tribe. But their evolving musical style caused them to change their name to Full on the Mouth. They then hired Jon Knox of Adam Again fame to play drums, signed to Atlantic Records sub-label Pioneer, and released Collide in 1996. And yes, that is actor and football player Terry Crews rapping on “Ms. Fortune.”
Discography
| 1992 | Geared to Groove |
Geared to Groove
1992 Independent
Dwight Mohrman - Lead vocals
Grant Mohrman - Guitar, backing vocals
Andrew Scot Barancik - Bass, Backing Vocals
Ken Capton - Drums
Tabita Anderson - Keyboards on “Revealer,” “Ms. Fortune,” and “D-Nation”
Vince Gaskew - Drums on “Revealer”
Josh Spohn - Drums on “Ms. Fortune”
Pierre Mayo - Rap and scratch on “Ms. Fortune”
Terry Crews - Rap on “Ms. Fortune”
- Love
- Revealer
- I Know Why
- Ms. Fortune
- D-Nation