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are scheduled to appear Sept. 6.

They have sold 50,000 CDs and in May, Everything signed with Blackbird, a part of Elektra Records, a well recognized an financially strong company. The band has appeared with many wellknown groups including Hooty and The Blowfish, the Who, and Dave Matthews, to name a few. Their web site is an imaginative one at http://www.ecolon.com.

In 1989, all students at James Madison University in Harrisonburg, they began playing around the school and later at other schools like Radford and Virginia Tech.

In the spring of 1992^ they decided they wanted to make music full-time. When asked if he had a sense of their future success, Craig Honeycutt laughed and said that there is an initial enthusiasm that every band feels. “It’s part of being in a band,” he said.

However, Everything has continued on a progressively upward course. “We’ve stuck together and have a great chemistry,” said Craig.

They asked Randy Reed, 29, a friend and JMU student who majored at the school’s music-business program, to be the band’s business manager, and he quickly accepted. At the end of the summer in ‘92, they moved to Woodville, renting a house belonging to Eldon

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