Spin Doctors: Whatever Happened To the Band Behind 'Two Princes' & 'Little Miss Can't Be Wrong'

[@mastermindmartialarts]

Good to see the Spin Doctors getting some love. I always enjoyed their music.

[@MarkYoshimotoNemcoff]

The original Spin Doctors lineup is still together and, before Covid, we’re still touring and playing packed shows almost every weekend somewhere in the US. Chris Barron is currently recording his next solo album at Engine Company Studios in NYC.

[@stephenworldwide]

My high school booked Spin Doctors to play a big show there in 1994. The posters were on the walls of our school in the early fall of '93. At that time, "Two Princes" and "Little Miss..." became big hits. The show was canceled after that. I heard the reason was because the town didn't want a loud rock concert on the football field. I think the real reason was the band got famous overnight and was too big for a high school show.

[@jackjude]

Great snapshot of a moment in a time and place.

[@JoeyArmstrong2800]

You could probably book them now. I'm sure they'd appreciate the exposure.

[@prilljazzatlanta5070]

@@JoeyArmstrong2800 😂

[@liquiddevil7396]

They probably didn’t know how to deal with the smell

[@beanseff]

Lies...little miss cant be wrong was released in 92

[@michaelwiley5889]

These bands with 2 or 3 hits like Spin Doctors or Gin Blossoms fascinate me. They weren't technically one hit wonders but they weren't massive like the Stones or Guns N Roses. These forgotten bands alot of times are very interesting to read up on. Great memories too

[@HammyGiblets]

considering 99.9 percent of bands implode before getting the chance to be forgotton about

[@clarkkimber5427]

Gin Blossoms had far more radio hits than 2 like the spin doctors. The Gin Blossoms had like 7 top 40 songs. The Gin Blossoms were more akin to what Oasis was to the late 90s.

[@gigigiseleworld]

The recording Industry is a joke. Record Executive's are Pimp's. These artists don't stand a chance..with slick crooks.. peddling and taking advantage of them. It's all about a fast cash grab..when it comes to Record Board members.

[@piperpilot26]

My band opened for Chris about 10 years ago.. it was a really small venue, which made the performance that much more personal. We all hung out after the show. He played a few tunes acoustically. It was very cool. Great guy. Killer voice.

[@ilikemyrealname]

Did this happen to be in NJ?? My wife had a booking company and would book him often. Our band played on the same bill many times with Chris. Such a great guy! And yes, I remember him jamming out on his guitar outside of the show. (The Underpass in Elmwood Park or The Crossroads in Garwood)

[@piperpilot26]

@@ilikemyrealname Oh that's awesome! No this show was in Connecticut at a small venue called The Space.

[@NottyGurlStyle]

So cool!!

[@gigigiseleworld]

He's on Instagram.

[@maddogmorgan1]

No you didn't My band opened for them 10 years ago at the The space in Conneticut

[@jeremyt2212]

Man, I actually remember watching their SNL appearance, mainly because I was still a kid and I remember my straight-and-narrow, old-school cop of a father seething with outrage at the sight of these long-haired hippies playing to great acclaim in the 90s. The Spin Doctors weren't 100% my style, but hey, any band that pisses off your parents that much can't be a bad thing, right?

[@valeriebumblebee7607]

So, did you become a cop too?

[@jeremyt2212]

@@valeriebumblebee7607 No, definitely not. I kind of went the opposite route for a while but I managed to get my shit together before there was too much damage done.

[@DownTheHill3]

@@jeremyt2212 hows ur relationship with ur Father now? do you have kids of ur own?

[@garageink74]

The thought of the spin doctors making any one seething mad…

[@chrismorgan7494]

If the Spin Doctors made him mad, your dad was truly hip.

[@RicArmstrong]

I remember in the early 90's they played those two songs to death on radio and MTV.

[@johnhughes1783]

Yes they did.

[@chrismorgan7494]

As a result, I abandoned both radio and MTV.

[@mcook-69don]

Them and ace of base got played all day long.

[@xkidmidnightx]

It was awful

[@RicArmstrong]

@@mcook-69don Lol That's right. "I saw the sign...." God that was a horrible group. 😟

[@athenassigil5820]

I remember them being everywhere on the radio and MTV back in the early 90s.....and I loved every minute of it. They were fun and when I realized that they had a more improvisational live show, i loved them even more. Cool dudes, too....

[@kkrsnn5632]

Back then it always pissed me off 😂 now it's like yeah nineties I remember that one 😁

[@gigigiseleworld]

The recording Industry doesn't appreciate Musician's and Genuine gifted artists. Record Executive's should be dropped in the Deep ocean. They are like cheap drug dealers.. fast cash and a quick highs

[@Longliverock-qx4hf]

They're a 2 hit wonder. I still listen to thier songs once in a while. I think getting one hit album or even song is a big accomplishment especially if people remember them many years later. They sold 12 million albums in thier career off of 2 top 20 singles. Not bad for a two hitter career

[@koDaffi]

Shit I only ever remember Ms Can't Be Wrong. I always forget bout Princes. Short greatest hits album.

[@chrismorgan7494]

Proof there's a sucker born every minute.

[@screwyootube1]

They had 2 hit singles, but they had 3 more songs get extensive airplay at album rock radio, which was still a thing, then. Jimmy Olsen's Blues & even What Time is it & How Could You Want Him (When You Know Could Have Me) all charted on the AOR tracks chart. But mainly it was their live shows that sold the album.

[@HammyGiblets]

@@screwyootube1 No way, its hit singles sold it, no way 6 milion peeps went to their shows. Selling six mill is massive.

[@LesSharp]

You're a sorry slack Jimmy that wouldn't appreciate cocaine or champagne when offered. Go forth and multiply.

[@geneeverett7855]

The 2006 album was awesome! “Nice Talking To Me” along with the record after that from around 2011. A blues record. Aaron’s solo stuff is sick! A lot left out here my dude. Aarons one of the best drummers around. He sounds sick on punk rock records also. He played on my punk EP

[@EddieReischl]

Pocketful of Kryptonite is a beautiful album. For me, every other song on there is better than "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong".

[@creamydistortion]

"What Time is It?", "Shinbone Alley"... That's actually a real street in Manhattan, the Bowery I think. It's tiny, but it's there!

[@GlycerinZ]

Jimmy Olsen's Blues is such a great song!!

[@mikeivey8169]

40 or 50 is a killer track as well

[@ediomondon7672]

@@mikeivey8169agree. I just wish I knew what it all meant though

[@akbarlebowitz8151]

"Jimmy Olsen's Blues" is a great song!! The storyline is hilarious and genius.

[@The_Kiosk]

Of the singles I've heard, that is my favorite.

[@yasuke9317]

Agreed

[@rhythmdroid]

I remember “Two Princes” from when I was 13. I loved it. I’m 42 and still sing the karaoke version while driving!!

[@stephendaedalus6192]

Seeing a group pic of the Spin Doctors with the drummer wearing a Soul Asylum t-shirt is just about the most nineties it gets.

[@phantomfox3488]

I saw them tour together in.....93 I think?

[@sdc6447]

At least he has good tastes. Soul Asylum I feel was slightly more successful obviously. Dave Pirner still tours as the only original member of Soul Asylum and their album from last year "Hurry up and Wait" is really good. Spin Doctors were ok. One of those bands of the era that I didn't dislike or hate but weren't really anything special. Kinda like Blues Traveller or Better than Ezra

[@stephendaedalus6192]

@@sdc6447 Soul asylum had one hit I remember... Spin Doctors 1.5 hits.

[@sdc6447]

@@stephendaedalus6192 No....They had more than that. They were one of best bands out of the Minneapolis scene along with the Replacements, Husker Du, Prince, etc. They had songs like Misery. Without a Trace. Black Gold..Somebody to Shove. A remake of "Summer of Drugs". Runaway Train of course. They had other minor hits that received some some minimal.airplay. I thought they were a really good band who could've been even bigger but they really didn't catch that proverbial tail wind. Like I said, they're still around. In any case, they're better than the Spin Doctors ever thought about being

[@stephendaedalus6192]

@@sdc6447 Just the one hit overseas, anyway... the cringy Runaway Train. Knew Prince was from Minneapolis, but that's about it. Didn't know it was a scene. Maybe they're a good band, I would not know. You remember Mr. Big? One hit, cringy ballad? Actually, they're really good musicians, and the bass player is a phenomenon... but nobody would know that from their one hit.

[@joshsmith4488]

While they were a good band, and probably still are, Pocket was one of those rare perfect albums at the perfect time situations. I still listen to my copy from high school. Not only is it great musically it takes me back to that simple time. Now to grab the cd album.

[@mikevogler5455]

I totally agree with you. 🙂👍

[@mikeivey8169]

Yep Pocket was strong for the most part. Two Princes got old thx to radio running it into the ground.

[@kevinfisher5492]

The first time I saw this band was on Saturday Night Live sometime in fall 1992. Was half asleep. They woke me straight up because they were so good, opening with "Jimmy Olson's Blues." "Pocket Full of Kryptonite" is an insanely good album.

[@atarijawa462]

John Popper grew up and went to high school in Stamford, CT. He was in my graduating class at Stamford Catholic High School.

[@kungfew1396]

Being a one hit wonder is still a wild success for the brutal music industry let alone two hits, I loved those songs.

[@Bozar069]

My mom was a Spin Doctors fan so I heard their music a lot growing up.

[@mykhedelic6471]

Spin Doctors live! Friends of 60 Cycle Hum know what I'm talking about. Keep on keepin on, bringing and singing joy.

[@quinnrollen]

Seen them at a festival in the 90's- They were the tightest band there and met them at a meet and greet afterward. Great show!

[@st.anselmsfire3547]

There aren't many bands more locked into an era than the Spin Doctors. Even their name screams "early 90s."

[@chrismorgan7494]

While reeking of patchouli and Polo.

[@mikeivey8169]

Totally agree. Wish they could have stuck around but the grunge monster got em!

[@JerseyJeff84]

Even though it was "forever ago," I remember being 7 years old and walking around the house, school, store, etc singing Two Princes. I thought it was one of the best grooves I had ever heard lol.

[@AbsyntheAndTears]

They weren't my thing, but listening to this video is nostalgic.

[@scottyo64]

Not mine either till a couple of years ago. Bought the CD for $1 at a thrift store and really enjoyed it. I like it far better now than I did back in the day. .

[@AbsyntheAndTears]

@@scottyo64 funny how that happens over time. Same goes for movies too

[@kirkrich9411]

I was at that Detroit Harpo's show. And it caused me to seek Spin Doctors performance's when traveling for work. Great live everytime.

[@bryan123483]

250 gigs a year. It's safe to say, that's a lot of fucking gigs.

[@anwsommer]

They got some excellent jams. At least 10/15 solid songs, They're still going at it too.

[@ahobimo732]

Steve is one of my favorite humans ever. His "wolverine noises" were AMAZING! 😆

[@bangslamwham88]

The Spin Doctors frontman looks a lot like Layne Staley.

[@alhollywood6486]

Saw them at my college in 1990 in a small bar, that was where they shined. They probably weren't built for arenas.

[@johnhughes1783]

I'll give you that one.

[@chrismorgan7494]

They weren't cut out for the varsity team.

[@chrisman3965]

Pocket is a killer album start to finish, not a bad song on it. And to end it with 12 minutes of Shinbone Alley....yes please!

[@tonywittry6647]

I saw them last night in the bay area. These guys still have it. Live show is highly recommended.

[@hunterwise9412]

Dinosaur Jr or Drivin and Cryin, Pepper, Snow, Dave Mathews, 311.... Nevetheless, you seriously are incredible at doing these! You have the best content, info and videos so thank you so much....

[@jordanfeltcorn1645]

So fortunate to be good friends with Chris Barron!

[@Elmo_Galupe]

Cool band, loved them as a kid. The 90's had real bands.

[@hinkhall5291]

Their cover of Jimi Hendrix’s _Spanish Castle Magic_ is the best Jimi Hendrix cover I have ever heard.

[@theserpentshand]

I saw the Spin Doctors with Soul Asylum and Screaming Trees in the early 90’s. It was a fantastic show

[@MKYeahBuddy]

This band was amazing in a club setting. Very talented and great stage presence

[@bobbyo5807]

I don't give a 💩 I freakn love the Spin Doctors and I'm a metal head too listening 🎧 to it all growing up as a teen in the 90s

[@MadScientist267]

It's a shame they only saw a couple songs on the radio. That entire album was awesome and then they disappear... always wished they'd come back

[@garrettheyns5464]

The replacement guitarist was Anthony Krizan. He had co-written Lenny Kravitz’s hit Stand by my Woman and contributed to Poco’s comeback album, so he already had gold records on his wall before joining Spin Doctors.

[@NellieKAdaba]

Excellent

[@frogwizard5637]

They got played to death on the radio back then to the point most got sick of them.

[@johnhughes1783]

Yep. They would lead with spin doctors, it got painful after awhile.

[@chrismorgan7494]

I don't know how I managed not to slit my wrists back then. All that College Rock shit was vomit inducing.

[@kevincummings632]

Especially when your two hit songs sound like different versions of the same fekkin song.

[@chrismorgan7494]

@@kevincummings632 I mentioned this observable fact in another comment. 😅

[@CB-ke7eq]

Okay Mr Mare, feast your ears on that Spin Doctors mix!

[@freyjacat666]

You made my week! 😍

[@jimmy1154]

They had the perfect sound for the early 90's college crowd. I remember being at a college party in a house basement in Scranton Pa. back around 1992, and some local cover band was playing their music.

[@noodle3384]

i seen them in Harrisburg PA in a beer joint around 2013, little miss bass line still slaps

[@vancegodin4149]

hey!!! nice job. lots of info, no bs! i subbed. looking fwd to more.

[@christopheroconnor2632]

That first horde tour was sweet. Col Bruce widespread panic phish spin doctors and blues traveler to close it out. The dave matthews band was just starting out and played a side stage.

[@markstevens7117]

Here Come the Bride is a brilliant album. A very good listen.

[@incubustimelord5947]

Pocket Full Of Kryptonite was my favorite song of theirs.

[@Guy_de_Loimbard]

It's called "Jimmy Olson's Blues"

[@AnyoneCanSee]

Wow, I remember going on Vacation to America in 1993 and this was played Two Princes everywhere. It was Spring Break and I'd hired a beach house for three weeks not even knowing what Spring Break was. I was trying to get away and relax on a beach after a breakup. There were so many girls and live bands on the beach and it was the track of that summer. Good times. You can revisit places and you can never revisit a moment in time.

[@realjoecast]

would love to see them live. If there was a tour of Days of the New, Spin Doctors and Presidents of the United Stats I would so be there.

[@ediomondon7672]

Raekwon from Wu-Tang Clan has a lyric on his song “From the Hills” from the 2010 album Wu-Tang vs Shaolin where he mentions smoking blunts with the Spin Doctors. I always found that to be fascinating

[@jaerockchalk3216]

always loved these guys growing up , awesome road music .

[@AlJohnsGuitar]

Absolutely LOVED the spin doctors

[@HammyGiblets]

I bought the Pocket full of Kraptonite album for the princely sum of two peso's on tape in 1992.

[@allenkavanagh6604]

Eric Shenkman played much of 2020 at Grossman`s tavern in Toronto every Wednesday night. Great player.

[@mcook-69don]

When i was young i worked in a deli and all day long i would here spin doctors and ace of base. For that reason today they have a spot on my playlist lol.

[@mr.bsmusic2317]

Solid ass band

[@Jason_Maier]

I recall you did a shorter/less detailed version of this video last year, so I'll just repeat one of my comments here: I call it "Hootie & The Blowfish" syndrome: Big selling debut album with hit singles that get overplayed; followed up by sophomore album which while having a decent single, sells even less. Followed by group tensions/hiatus. And yeah, "Two Princes" and "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" are on many best Alternative 90's compliations!

[@chrismorgan7494]

Hootie and the Blowfish was everything I hated about 90's music back then. I was praying they would just disappear. There is a God.

[@kevincummings632]

Frat boy music for rich college kids on expensive smoke on daddy's dime.

[@hermanokisling5299]

Saw them a couple years ago with the original lineup they were great

[@stormrhode2330]

They have some fun stuff, but my favorite song by these guys is "How Can You Want Him (When You Know You Can Have Me)." Such a good song.

[@mitchclark1532]

"In the early ‘90s, intertwined bands Blues Traveler, Spin Doctors and The Authority frequently shared bills at clubs throughout Downtown New York. In 1991, the members of these three groups solidified their collaboration by forming the loose super group Wasabi. Though the jazzy, highly-improvisational group’s exact lineup changed a bit over the years, the band’s core lineup usually consisted of Blues Traveler frontman John Popper, Spin Doctors bassist Mark White, Spin Doctors drummer Aaron Comess and the musicians’ teacher/mentor Arnie Lawrence on saxophone. Authority percussionist Rene Lopez and Spin Doctors guitarist Eric Schenkman were also members of Wasabi at most of their shows." (Jambands)

[@mitchclark1532]

There's a 2012 live recording on Archive

[@RockyHoarderPictureShows]

Feast your eyes on this Spindoctors mixtape.

[@jessebfly]

I just had my amp serviced by a friend who just serviced a bunch of gear for the Spin Doctors. Guess they're still out doing it.. good for them.

[@tekis0]

"The album was a modest success, selling a million copies..." Try selling a million copies today.

[@elderlywigger1430]

Remember reading an article in Rolling Stone that predicted Blues Traveller, Phish and Spin Doctors would all carry the torch for the Grateful Dead, back when all three bands were unknown. All three went on to make great albums, but I felt like Phish was the only one that was even remotely like the Dead.

[@chrismorgan7494]

Phish was the only one I liked. The other two have nothing Dead about them. They were just annoying 90's College Rock. Don't even get me started on the Counting Crows.

[@kevincummings632]

@@chrismorgan7494 Phish is the second most overrated band, second only to the dead. Phish been around thirty years still can't get played on the radio, at least SD did that on their debut.

[@chrismorgan7494]

@@kevincummings632 That tells more you about the lack of quality in radio programming than how good a band is.

[@zeldafreak1975]

@@chrismorgan7494 Absolutely and obviously. It is baffling to me that phish songs get no radio play. Just awesome lyrics and music.

[@williambyham3674]

First show when I ended up in Panama City Beach ...Kicked My Ass 🎶

[@MikeScott55]

I’ll never forget them playing “Two Princes” on Sesame Street with Elmo and Zoe. 😂

[@MoeSlislack]

rollingstone magazine is the worst magazine to ever happen to rocknroll so their list means nothing.

[@buckodonnghaile4309]

It was decent in the 70s but once the staff went to rehab the quality went downhill.

[@chrismorgan7494]

Only when referring to the shittiest bands of the 90's, which ironically, they championed in the day.

[@SJKLR99]

Yes right up there with the r&r hall of fame

[@arkantika3927]

So much love for the 90s!

[@joerichardwad1645]

Music changed seemingly overnight in the early 90s. One minute it was Spin Doctors and Jesus Jones, the next minute it was Nirvana and Soundgarden. Pop acts like Roxette, Amy Grant, and Michael Bolton vanished after that. Groups like Spin Doctors were associated more with those radio pop acts at that point. Once music softened up with post-grunge groups like Hootie & the Blowfish and Gin Blossoms, that would’ve been their comeback window but they missed it.

[@jquazz4095]

I always liked these guys. After their first 2 albums they just disappeared. They reappeared in the early 2000's and were booked to play a show at our local community college. The small theater on the small campus held maybe 300 people. We arrived early, and not many people had arrived. As the showtime was getting closer, there were only about 40 people in the audience, and that's where it stayed. 40 people. They played the show, but it was obvious that they were bummed. I kinda felt sorry for them. The town we live in isn't huge, but it sits in between two large cities. I really thought they'd draw better.

[@JLeppert]

I'm dating myself, and definitely exposing that I grew up in the NYC area. I'm fine with that. But, I know every word on Pocket Full of Kryptonite and saw SP and BT at the Wetlands multiple times. For 5 years of my life, this band was in constant rotation in my life.

[@christopheroconnor2632]

I saw them at wetlands nyc They opened for blues traveler then both bands would jam together then blues traveler played a set then both bands jammed then spin doctors then traveler. When it was over it was 4am.

[@DukeRaul]

I have all sorts of bootleg Spin Doctors and Blues Traveler... 😁

[@NellieKAdaba]

Nice, I love both groups/bands.

[@sdannecker6944]

They were awesome. ❤️

[@VCCassidy]

Answering the question nobody was asking.

[@mikeleago1]

I saw them play in Seattle right after a hockey game. Sometime in the 90s…. Was so embarrassed for them. You could just see people streaming out the exits while they played. We left eventually too. 😅

[@b.w.22]

It’s wild that you got a quote from the Sag Harbor express.

[@DendyJungle]

Todd u are too good to us

[@swymaj02]

I may be a European TV fanatic born in 2002, but I do still get nostalgic when I hear Two Princes on the radio. Trust me on that one. Gotta check them out now.

[@EllaJay]

Makes no sense. It's not possible to get nostalgic about a time you didn't exist.

[@swymaj02]

@@EllaJay it's a song that gets some plays very now and then, and I definitely heard it as a kid. Don't mean I can't get a bit nostalgic over an old song, even if I wasn't born then.

[@TheGoodReverendSatan]

They did great and retired early.. Still wouldn't mind a Spin Doctors 2022 tour

[@JerryRiceBall]

They still tour! They’ll be at the Brooklyn Bowl in NYC on Jan 14th and 15th.

[@slow-mo_moonbuggy]

@@JerryRiceBall Except you have to be genetically modified to enter the venue. It's hard to join the dance when you know it's poisoning everyone. Hard pass.

[@TheGoodReverendSatan]

@@JerryRiceBall I'd book spin doctor's to open for Gojira that'd be a great show.. Sounds strange but would sell out

[@kevincummings632]

@@slow-mo_moonbuggy come back when you're IQ reaches 3 digits and you're done losing friends who can't listen to the Qrap you talk.

[@slow-mo_moonbuggy]

@@kevincummings632 Nice strawman fallacy except I never listened to Q. They admitted it's a (jean moddy fixation) in ject shunn. I have to write cryptic because KZbin deleted 3 of my prior replies.

[@doknox]

Spin doctors is like a 90s huey lewis and the news

[@kompst]

Their 2013 album “if the river was whiskey” is excellent IMO.

[@weedthepeople2795]

Me and my friends used to make fun of this band in the 90s.....lets just say we liked harder stuff......now that im not young and dumb i can appreciate them

[@nevadajones917]

Like to see a video on powerman 5000

[@jcpsd1949]

it would be pretty cool if you did jon bon jovi’s voice through the years

[@TheKitchenerLeslie]

Moon Zappa said her dad loved the Spin Doctors. I still can't figure that one out.

[@OneOfThoseTypes]

My suburban mom and Frank Zappa have the same taste in music it turns out.

[@JerryRiceBall]

If you’re into blues/rock check out “If the River Was Whiskey” Spin Doctors album released a few years ago. Very good album.

[@JerryRiceBall]

😂😂😂. I literally wrote this exact same comment on your other video about the Spin Doctors a year ago. Talk about DejaVu.

[@johncarpenter3751]

These dude jam, like as good as chili peppers

[@mjamiep12]

Judging by a lot of the comments, most would likely disagree. However, I wholeheartedly agree and like Spin Doctors much more.

[@gregoryfrie8024]

I heard they are now the new motley crew with hair buns

[@safespacebear]

Pocket is a great album with the album tracks sometimes outshining the singles. Shinbone Alley /Hard to Exist is an amazing jam "how could you want him..." Is probably my fav single from album. Forty or Fifty & Refrigerator Car are great songs too

[@screwyootube1]

Agreed! 'How Could You Want Him is my fave, too,, although there's not a bad track on the album! It's a shame they couldn't sustain their momentum when it came time for a follow-up. I saw them 3x in the early 90s, right when they were breaking out with Two Princes, 3 hours with no opening act (the best one), and twice again in the mid-90s, both on triple-bills. Both headlining at the Greek Theater in L.A., the first with Screaming Trees & Soul Asylum, the 2nd with Cracker & the Gin Blossoms. Finally, I saw them about 7-8 years ago at Pershing Square, also in L.A. There's some clown posting all over the comments on this song, about how he hates them, yet he can't stay away. I think he needs to smoke a bowl & chill. It's just party music. Albeit damn good party music.

[@robf6105]

I think of them as a 3-hit Wonder. "Jimmy Olsen's Blues", "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" and "Two Princes." However, they have done some other great stuff, and I love their vibe. I remember being very disappointed back in the 90's by "Cleopatra's Cat", (too much of a departure for the casual fans), but the rest of that album is solid.

[@luckystriker7489]

I dislike this band's music, but I gave your video a thumbs up because of your in-depth reading and good narration. Because of your video I have some understanding of their motives and now I don't dislike them so much as I did initially.

[@crazyralph6386]

They went out the day those cool “toques” with the chin laces went out in the mid 90’s lol!!!

[@chrismorgan7494]

LMAO 😅. Hilarious

[@barclaydonaldson8863]

Trey left gsw and the spins in his wake. Once phish kept delivering unique on point tunes...the heads turned and followed

[@yasuke9317]

So I liked the song "little miss can't be wrong" so much o bought the CD. About a year later my sister Tab bought it and told me it was my fault she liked them. Still have her copy.

[@dirkrieger8783]

i love "If the river was Whiskey"....such a good album......

[@richardfinlayson1524]

Yeah ,I quite liked them, saw them in Melbourne sometime after their first album I prefer them to most grunge although I liked mudhoney too

[@chrisapollo6676]

I saw them at The Haunt in Ithaca, NY in ‘95. Simply outstanding!

[@mraymo1977]

The Haunt was such a great venue. Went to many shows there in the mid to late 90’s. Seeing Spin Doctors there would’ve been great!! Saw them at the Carrier Dome opening for the Stones in Dec. 1994 but seeing them at The Haunt would’ve been so great.

[@SJKLR99]

Wow the Haunt...epic seen lots of great bands there prob spin drs can't remember some of those nights...ahem girl friend bar tender!!