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Rockapella

Rockapella is a five-man a cappella musical group, known best for their Folgers Coffee commercials and the Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? theme song.

The text "All Sounds provided by the voices and appendages of Rockapella," the central idea of the group, appears on the group's Label debut, Don't Tell Me You Do.

Members

Current

  • Scott Leonard (high tenor, joined 1992)
  • Kevin Wright (tenor, joined 1999)
  • John Brown (baritone, joined 2004)
  • George Baldi (bass, joined 2002)
  • Jeff Thacher (vocal percussion, joined 1993)

Former

  • Steve Keyes (high tenor, member 1986-1992)
  • Sean Altman (tenor, member 1986-1999)
  • Elliot Kerman (baritone, member 1986-2004)
  • Barry Carl (bass, member 1989-2002)

Discography

Independent Releases

  • Live in Japan (June 2004)

Amerigo Releases

  • Comfort & Joy (November 2002)
  • Smilin' (August 2002)

J-Bird Releases

  • In Concert (March 2001)
  • Christmas (October 2001)
  • Rockapella 2 (March 2000)
  • Don't Tell Me You Do (February 1999)

Limited-edition albums

  • Rockapella (Summer 1997)
  • Lucky Seven (Late Summer 1996)
  • Primer (Summer 1995)

Japan Releases

  • To NY (Spring 1992 ForLife)
  • From NY (Spring 1992 ForLife)
  • Bash! (Fall 1992 ForLife)
  • Vocobeat (Summer 1994 ForLife)
  • Out Cold (Fall 1994 ForLife)
  • Best Fest (Fall 1995 ForLife)
  • Lucky Seven (Fall 1996 ForLife)
  • Christmas (Fall 2001 Rentrak)
  • More Than Ever (Spring 2002 Rentrak)
  • In Concert (Spring 2002 Rentrak)

Compilation Releases

  • Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?
  • Spike Lee & Company: Do It A Cappella
  • Modern A Cappella
  • Put On Your Green Shoes
  • Muppet Beach Party
  • Carmen Sandiego: Out of This World
  • Zappa's Universe

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