The Infinity Art Unit at Nicollet Mall: Mark Freeman, Kyle Huggins, Stu Mathews, Peter Stenshoel
Mark Freeman, drums; Kyle Huggins, guitar; Stu Mathews, bass; Peter Stenshoel, piano.
This commission to play on the Mall in 1974 got shut down mid-concert when the meeting of the Board Members of Target Corporation found it too noisy and told the police to stop it.
This is the second incarnation of The Infinity Art Unit, which ran from around 1974 to 1976. It included Stu Mathews on bass, Kyle Huggins on guitar, Peter Stenshoel on piano, Damon Mathews on saxes and synthesizer, Bruce LaBelle on drums, David Stenshoel on violin, and Mark Freeman on drums.
The first incarnation had in common Stu Mathews on bass, along with Mark Maistrovich, guitar, and Lane Ellwanger, drums, and for awhile Gary Matala on sax.
The Infinity Art Unit at Nicollet Mall: Mark Freeman, Kyle Huggins, Stu Mathews, Peter Stenshoel
Mark Freeman, drums; Kyle Huggins, guitar; Stu Mathews, bass; Peter Stenshoel, piano.
This commission to play on the Mall in 1974 got shut down mid-concert when the meeting of the Board Members of Target Corporation found it too noisy and told the police to stop it.
This is the second incarnation of The Infinity Art Unit, which ran from around 1974 to 1976. It included Stu Mathews on bass, Kyle Huggins on guitar, Peter Stenshoel on piano, Damon Mathews on saxes and synthesizer, Bruce LaBelle on drums, David Stenshoel on violin, and Mark Freeman on drums.
The first incarnation had in common Stu Mathews on bass, along with Mark Maistrovich, guitar, and Lane Ellwanger, drums, and for awhile Gary Matala on sax.