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*[[Olympia - Bridges|Bridges]] ([[La revolution!|la revolution!]]) | *[[Olympia - Bridges|Bridges]] ([[La revolution!|la revolution!]]) | ||
*[[The Olympia Three - Self Titled CD|The Olympia Three]] (Dunkenstein Records|Dunkenstein]]) | *[[The Olympia Three - Self Titled CD|The Olympia Three]] ([[Dunkenstein Records|Dunkenstein]]) | ||
*[[The Olympia Three/The Parade Schedule Split CD]] ([[Dunkenstein Records|Dunkenstein]]) | *[[The Olympia Three/The Parade Schedule Split CD]] ([[Dunkenstein Records|Dunkenstein]]) | ||
*[[The Olympia Three - Two Hundred Dollar Man|Two Hundred Dollar Man]] ([[Dunkenstein Records|Dunkenstein]]) | *[[The Olympia Three - Two Hundred Dollar Man|Two Hundred Dollar Man]] ([[Dunkenstein Records|Dunkenstein]]) | ||
Latest revision as of 12:43, 15 October 2011
After writing a large number of songs over the past few years, the right combination of people has been found to create a universally complete sound. While the genre remains mostly "singer-songwriter", there also lies a major bluegrass/country influence.
Mp3s are available at http://www.myspace.com/olympiamusic
Members:
- Phil Olympia: guitar, vocals
- Anthony Olympia: mandolin, backing vocals
- Joe Dattilo: bass
Former Members:
- Jacob Miller: synthesizer, guitar
- Jake Hellman: bass