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'''''The Crazy 8's''''' were a popular regional band from the Pacific Northwest of the ], scoring several college radio chart hits ("Johnny Q.", "Law & Order") before disbanding sometime in the 1990's. Known for their energetic live shows, the band garnered a cult following in college towns up and down the West Coast of the U.S., but were unable to make the transition to mainstream musical success. '''''The Crazy 8's''''' were a regional band from the Pacific Northwest of the ], scoring several college radio chart hits ("Johnny Q.", "Law & Order") {{fact}} before disbanding sometime in the ]. Known for their energetic live shows {{fact}}, the band garnered a cult following{{fact}} in college towns up and down the West Coast of the U.S., but were unable to make the transition to mainstream musical success.


== History == == History ==
The band was formed at ] in ] in ]. The band formed their own label, "RedRum Records," to release their debut offering, "Law and Order." Constant touring in the Pacific Northwest quickly won the band many fans. The band was formed at ] in ] in ]. The band formed their own label, "RedRum Records", to release their debut offering, "Law and Order". Constant touring in the Pacific Northwest quickly won the band many fans{{fact}}.


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Falling through the cracks of ] history (appearing on the scene too late for fans of ] and ], too early for the generation that believed ska was invented by ] and ]), the Crazy 8's are still fondly remembered by the many people who enjoyed their live shows and catchy singles. Falling through the cracks of ] history (appearing on the scene too late for fans of ] and ], too early for the generation that believed ska was invented by ] and ]), the Crazy 8's are still fondly remembered by the many people who enjoyed their live shows and catchy singles{{fact}}.


== External links == == External links ==
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Crazy 8s
Cover of 20th Anniversary edtion of Law and Order
Background information
OriginCorvallis, Oregon
Years active1984-1999
MembersTodd Duncan, Tim Tubb
WebsiteNone known
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The Crazy 8's were a regional band from the Pacific Northwest of the United States, scoring several college radio chart hits ("Johnny Q.", "Law & Order") before disbanding sometime in the 1990s. Known for their energetic live shows , the band garnered a cult following in college towns up and down the West Coast of the U.S., but were unable to make the transition to mainstream musical success.

History

The band was formed at Oregon State University in Corvallis, Oregon in 1984. The band formed their own label, "RedRum Records", to release their debut offering, "Law and Order". Constant touring in the Pacific Northwest quickly won the band many fans.

This article contains weasel words: vague phrasing that often accompanies biased or unverifiable information. Such statements should be clarified or removed.

Falling through the cracks of ska history (appearing on the scene too late for fans of The Specials and The English Beat, too early for the generation that believed ska was invented by No Doubt and Sublime), the Crazy 8's are still fondly remembered by the many people who enjoyed their live shows and catchy singles.

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