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Jepetto

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Jepetto
OriginAnnapolis, Maryland, United States
GenresAlternative rock
Rap rock
Funk
Years active1994-2004, 2022-
LabelFowl Records
Past membersChris "Kahz" Cosgrove
Dan Marcellus
Dave Richardson
Chris "FC" Hartman
Jesse Hosch
Larry Byrne

Jepetto was a band from 1994 to 2004 from Annapolis, Maryland. The band was managed by Adam Wheatley of Funkstarr. After the band's split, core members, Chris Cosgrove, David Richardson, and Chris Hartman formed Victory Party with Casey Hean, Ben Frock, and Carl Jenson.[citation needed]

The band debuted at the 1996 Annapolis High School talent show.[1] In 2000, they won the WHFS contest to be the opening band for the HFStival.[1]

They reunited in 2022.[2]

Lineup

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Discography

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Albums

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12:33 CD / LP (Funkstarr Records, 1999)

  • Drip — Human — Groove Juice — Smack Doo Doo — Urge — One Way — Generation X — Cheeba — Jesse's Song — Underground — Timbuk — Deciding Where the World Begins — It's About Time

Inkbox CD / LP (Fowl Records, 2002)

  • Faders — Better Off — Destroyer — Caleco — Dynamite Team — One Way — Eleven — Faceless — Complications — Old-balls

EPs

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Mung Sessions

Compilations

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Penthouse on Sunset Vol. 2 CD / LP (2000)

See also

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References

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  1. 1 2 Gallagher 2000, p. E1.
  2. ↑ "Bonus Podcast: Get Ready, Eastport A Rockin' Is Coming On June 25th!". Eye on Annapolis. June 23, 2022. Retrieved September 29, 2026.
  3. ↑ Gallagher 2000, p. E5.

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