Mama's Gravy Biography Formed in Sacramento, California, in 1994, Mama's Gravy was founded by Ken Rudúlph, Vince Mellone, Joel McDonell and Chris Jackson. Over the years the band included the musical talents of; John S. Mullick IV, Eddie Jorgensen, Jeff Dyer, Matt McKinnon, Jeremy White, Slade Anderson and Adam Parsley. The band distinguished itself on the Northern California scene with it's unique fusion of funk, rock, soul and classic rhythm and blues, drawing it's influences from Led Zeppelin, The Black Crowes, Fishbone, Jimi Hendrix's Band of Gypsies and Funkadelic. MG's catalogue includes it's 1997 critically acclaimed debut CD, "Cigarettes & Soulfood," followed by "From the Root to the Fruit" in 1998, "Attack of the 3-Headed Funkazoid FreakloveMonster" in 2001 and "Return of the Funkazoid" in 2005. Press "This is a powerful groove band who can rock you with style." Music Connection "Creating a unique, mixed style of roack and soul, Mama's Gravy is trying to get back to the roots of rock'n'roll and R & B." Brandon Corbin Sacramento State Hornet "Their songs groove. Of course, it doesn't hurt that Ken is one hell of a singer. He's got the voice that can lay out the emotion, and he's got the stage presence to back it up" Jerry Perry Alive & Kicking Credits: Ken Rudúlph: Songwriter, lead vocals, guitar, keys, percussion, producer Vince Mellone: Songwriter, guitars, backing vocals, producer Chris Jackson: Songwriter, rhythm guitar, backing vocals John S. Mullick IV: Songwriter, bass, backing vocals Jeff Dyer: Songwriter, guitars Adam Parsley: Bass Joel McDonell, Eddie Jorgensen, Matt McKinnon, Slade Anderson and Jeremy White: Drums & Percussion.