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| − | + | Band from the [https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0882478/?ref_=ttep_ep_5 season 2, episode 5 "Van Hickey"] of the television series ''[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0460091/ My Name is Earl]''. | |
| − | Earl Hickey (Jason Lee) must reform his band Phish Tahko to make up for kicking its lead singer out several years before | + | Earl Hickey (Jason Lee) must reform his band Phish Tahko to make up for kicking its lead singer out several years before. |
| − | The band only plays one song — Edgar Winter's | + | Lineup: |
| + | *lead singer Tom Sparks (Larry Hankin) | ||
| + | *drummer Randy Hickey (Ethan Suplee) | ||
| + | *Guitarist Ralph Mariano (Giovanni Ribisi) | ||
| + | *Earl Hickey (Jason Lee), bass. | ||
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| + | Tom was kicked out of the band because he was preventing the other younger members from hooking up with the bands groupies. | ||
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| + | The band only plays one song — Edgar Winter's "Frankenstein" — but they do discuss the show in a way that indicates there is more music to the band's repertoire. | ||
[[Category:2006]] | [[Category:2006]] | ||
[[Category:Television series]] | [[Category:Television series]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Rock]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:57, 27 January 2025
Band from the season 2, episode 5 "Van Hickey" of the television series My Name is Earl.
Earl Hickey (Jason Lee) must reform his band Phish Tahko to make up for kicking its lead singer out several years before.
Lineup:
- lead singer Tom Sparks (Larry Hankin)
- drummer Randy Hickey (Ethan Suplee)
- Guitarist Ralph Mariano (Giovanni Ribisi)
- Earl Hickey (Jason Lee), bass.
Tom was kicked out of the band because he was preventing the other younger members from hooking up with the bands groupies.
The band only plays one song — Edgar Winter's "Frankenstein" — but they do discuss the show in a way that indicates there is more music to the band's repertoire.
