The Hatfields
Phoenix, Arizona, 1998

Cora Marie was the singer for the Hatfields. She was attending Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff on a Full Opera Activity Scholarship, majoring in vocal performance. In her free time she enjoys painting her fingernails and toenails, and humming softly. She can put her entire fist into her mouth and she can do even more with her legs. Pure entertainment!

Rob Atwood played guitar and mandolin for the Hatfields. He was also trying to master the accordion. He has repeatedly tried to copyright the word "the".

Patrick Brady played guitar and sang back-up for the Hatfields. His silky-sweet tone is the envy of other guitarists. He is not one to trifle with. He plans his life around the phases of the moon.

Shane Bankhead played bass for the Hatfields. He has played in a variety of situations, from jazz to metal, folk to glam-disco. He makes the real low sounds you hear in the Hatfields' music. In his extra time, Shane designs amplifiers for Fender. He insists that his great - grandfather invented the knock-knock joke.

Johannes Hennekeuser played drums for the Hatfields. He came all the way from Germany, via USC, to end up in Arizona. He plays one of the biggest, blackest drum kits you've ever seen. He has extensive band and studio experience and speaks German quite well.

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