Fruit Bats

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Formed:
1999, over 13 years ago.
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A Group with 5 releases, and credited once on others' music. 1 member.

Biography

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Fruit Bats are an American rock band formed in 1997 in Chicago. Noted as an early entrant into the folk-rock boom of the early 2000’s, the group has had many personnel changes but revolves around singer/songwriter Eric D. Johnson.

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Pictures

Fruit Bats - Photo by Annie Beedy

Photo by Annie Beedy

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Fruit Bats - Photo by Alissa Anderson

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Fruit Bats - Photo by Annie Beedy

Photo by Annie Beedy

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  • Fruit Bats - Photo by Annie Beedy
  • Fruit Bats - Photo by Alissa Anderson
  • Fruit Bats - Photo by Annie Beedy
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Discography

6 releases – 5 under their own name and 1 credit on others' music Edit
Tripper Tripper 2011 (Play) Buy mp3
Ruminant Band Ruminant Band 2009 (Play) Buy mp3
Spelled in Bones Spelled in Bones 2005 (Play) Buy mp3
Mouthfuls Mouthfuls 2003 (Play) Buy mp3
Echolocation Echolocation 2001 (Play) Buy mp3

Members

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Eric Johnson

current & founder member

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