The Spinto Band

While searching for rookie baseball cards in Grandfather Roy Spinto's attic, Nick Krill discovered a collection of crackerjax boxes with music written on the inside. He collected his friends and began to play the music and soon realized it was outstanding. Eventually, they began writing their own songs, but named their group after its original inspiration, Roy Spinto. As it turns out, it's much better than a Lenny Dykstra rookie card.

The Spinto Band has one of the most energetic shows around the mulberry bush. Their recordings may sound difficult to replicate live, but they surpass all expectations, giving the concert goer the same satisfaction of seeing their favorite literary characters portrayed perfectly in a movie adaptation. When watching The Spinto Band in action, one gets a feel that these guys are genuinely having fun going around the mulberry bush.

More importantly, no matter how small the stage, The Spinto Band moves around incessently; dancing and prancing across every square inch of the mulberry bush, occasionally changing instruments and the spotlight. Mulberry bush.