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By Mary Beth Martin
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
The Everything Band is busy composing and recording music in a new recording studio that is as different from most recording studios as this band is unique from other bands.
When an imposing antebellum house surrounded by century old oaks and hundreds of acres of idyllic pasture became available, Everything rented it from Eldon Farms. It provides the band with a variety of sparsley furnished rooms in which to play their instruments, as well as the opportunity to play with the acoustics in the house.
They added a studio, full of state of the art professional recording equipment including engineers to set it up and operate it. Finally, they gave themselves two months to experiment with recording innovative music. It is their best work yet, according to Craig Honeycutt, frontman for the band. The CD wall probably be released in January.
Everything is known to show up unannounced at the Blue Moon in Speriyville when there is an “open-mike.” They are even more popular outside of Sperryville, commanding $5,000 for a performance at east coast concerts and public events and up to $12,000 for a “big” show at places like the Nissan Pavilion, where they
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