Hoots mon, there's a MOOSE, LOOSE, aboot this hoose!

"Luton's liveliest covers band"
- Herald and Post newspaper

Mooseography

Gone but not forgotten:

Paul

Shaun

Gone and forgotten:

Animal

MOOSE on theLOOSE

WARNING:
MAY CONTAIN NUTS
Moose on the Loose are a group of expatriate Canadian musicians currently living in a log cabin north of Luton. Their time is split between fruitless searches for beavers, chopping down trees [which has caused some friction with the locals] and rehearsing their own brand of Blues, Rock and juke-box classics

Despite their colonial heritage, the Mooses are, in fact, English. Their families emigrated to Canada in 1959 and lived as a workers collective in the Rocky Mountains, with the intention of producing bearskin hats for the Coldstream Guards. Unfortunately, the bears had other ideas and promptly ate all the parents.

The baby Mooses were raised by a passing flock of Canada geese until they were old enough to be introduced into Canadian society, where they quickly gained proficiency on a number of musical instruments. This explains their English accents and why the band are currently over here researching their roots

The band comprises:

Ex-Mountie and Celine Dion fan club secretary, Mike Stand on vocals and guitar . . . more

Abducted by aliens from the backwoods of Manitoba, Bryan Air can only hear notes at exactly 50hz as a result of genetic experiments carried out by his captors . . . more

Former train driver for the Canadian Pacific Railroad Toby Jugg from Vancouver on percussion . . . more

Barry Krishna, who owns a thriving maple syrup factory just outside Quebec, on another guitar . . . more

Travel arrangements and plugging things in are handled by Winnipeg born Will Power, famed for setting up an entire rock festival single-handed on top of the Rocky Mountains and recently described as "a frustrated museum'. . . . more

Winners of the prestigious
Lemonrock award

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"Luton's liveliest covers band" - Herald and Post newspaper	Mooseography
Gone but not forgotten: Paul Shaun Gone and forgotten: Animal	WARNING: MAY CONTAIN NUTS Moose on the Loose are a group of expatriate Canadian musicians currently living in a log cabin north of Luton. Their time is split between fruitless searches for beavers, chopping down trees [which has caused some friction with the locals] and rehearsing their own brand of Blues, Rock and juke-box classics Despite their colonial heritage, the Mooses are, in fact, English. Their families emigrated to Canada in 1959 and lived as a workers collective in the Rocky Mountains, with the intention of producing bearskin hats for the Coldstream Guards. Unfortunately, the bears had other ideas and promptly ate all the parents. The baby Mooses were raised by a passing flock of Canada geese until they were old enough to be introduced into Canadian society, where they quickly gained proficiency on a number of musical instruments. This explains their English accents and why the band are currently over here researching their roots The band comprises:
	Ex-Mountie and Celine Dion fan club secretary, Mike Stand on vocals and guitar . . . more
	Abducted by aliens from the backwoods of Manitoba, Bryan Air can only hear notes at exactly 50hz as a result of genetic experiments carried out by his captors . . . more
	Former train driver for the Canadian Pacific Railroad Toby Jugg from Vancouver on percussion . . . more
	Barry Krishna, who owns a thriving maple syrup factory just outside Quebec, on another guitar . . . more
	Travel arrangements and plugging things in are handled by Winnipeg born Will Power, famed for setting up an entire rock festival single-handed on top of the Rocky Mountains and recently described as "a frustrated museum'. . . . more Winners of the prestigious Lemonrock award CHECK LATEST AVAILABILITY!
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