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THE KARMA PARADE
From the dusty mire of the Long Island, NY scene, The Karma Parade was originally founded by John Karma, formerly of the legendary
NY garage-folk punk act Karma Essence. Since the breakup in 2001, a new band later came to fruition. The trio, later became John
Karma & The Band Parade, included Nancy Hilsenbeck on percussion and Edward McNeice, of Otis Mercury Jones on bass. This
power trio created quite a buzz on the Long Island scene since 2004. Following their first performance at the 1st showcase for
American Laundromat records in September of 2004, the band changed their name the The Karma Parade and began recording their
first solo effort. The Karma Parade has been in the studio recording their first EP release tentatively called "One Hundred Days" due
out in May 2007. This EP is also Edward McNeice's debut production from Gadget Studios in Plainview, NY. The songs on this page are
featured released songs from the upcoming EP. World-wide acknowledgment of TKP's work is now also evident. Their epic
alt-folk-rock song Truly Free was recently recognized and posted on Neil Young's Living with War website and has rapidly moved up
the charts up to 117 out of 1,720 songs.
NY garage-folk punk act Karma Essence. Since the breakup in 2001, a new band later came to fruition. The trio, later became John
Karma & The Band Parade, included Nancy Hilsenbeck on percussion and Edward McNeice, of Otis Mercury Jones on bass. This
power trio created quite a buzz on the Long Island scene since 2004. Following their first performance at the 1st showcase for
American Laundromat records in September of 2004, the band changed their name the The Karma Parade and began recording their
first solo effort. The Karma Parade has been in the studio recording their first EP release tentatively called "One Hundred Days" due
out in May 2007. This EP is also Edward McNeice's debut production from Gadget Studios in Plainview, NY. The songs on this page are
featured released songs from the upcoming EP. World-wide acknowledgment of TKP's work is now also evident. Their epic
alt-folk-rock song Truly Free was recently recognized and posted on Neil Young's Living with War website and has rapidly moved up
the charts up to 117 out of 1,720 songs.
