The Littlest Man Band
OriginLong Beach, USA
Years active2003–2005, 2018–present[1]
LabelsAt The Helm
Spinoff ofReel Big Fish
MembersScott Klopfenstein
Vincent Walker
Jake Berrey
Mitch Bruzzese
Tavis Werts
Prichard Pearce
Edgar Guadiana
Past membersJesse Wilder
Dan Regan
Tony Ortega
Greg Parkin
WebsiteOfficial Site

The Littlest Man Band was started by Scott Klopfenstein of Orange County, California. Scott was a long-time member of Reel Big Fish, a popular ska punk band. Scott had written a number of songs over the years that did not conform to the usual style of Reel Big Fish. He performed some of these by himself under the pseudonym "The Littlest Man" before being joined by several musicians well known to him from the Long Beach music scene, the majority of whom are fellow ex-members of the band The Scholars.

This differs from the music he and the fellow Reel Big Fish member Dan Regan had been performing previously, but the new piano-bar style was well received by fans. Often, both bands would play at the same venue.

LMB has not performed since May 25, 2005, and rumors circulated regarding the band's break-up. Klopfenstein commented that due to his move to the East Coast, he would no longer be performing with these musicians. As of 2018, the band has been active on social media, with Klopfenstein acknowledging the forthcoming release of previously unreleased music to support the production and release of a new album from the band.[2][3]

Members

Former members

Discography

Albums

  • Better Book Ends (September 23, 2004)
  • Demos and Practices (early 2004)
  • Rare Doo-Dee - Live recordings and demos, including the infamous "doo-dee" incident on the first KUCI show. (2008)

Live

See also

References

  1. ↑ LaMore, Jacques. "Pop Punk & Pizza #53: Scott Klopfenstein". open.spotify.com/episode/3xbYhPR5Uy11SevOP9X0FR?si=Ff9taEFGSzG-4mhAE6IHSg. Bangarang Radio. Retrieved 19 August 2018.
  2. ↑ LaMore, Jacques. "Pop Punk & Pizza #53: Scott Klopfenstein". open.spotify.com/episode/3xbYhPR5Uy11SevOP9X0FR?si=Ff9taEFGSzG-4mhAE6IHSg. Bangarang Radio. Retrieved 19 August 2018.
  3. ↑ "The Littlest Man Band". Twitter. Retrieved 19 August 2018.
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