Gooding (band)
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Gooding is an American rock band based out of Nashville, Tennessee. They began their formation when Steven Gooding moved to Wichita, Kansas and met current drummer Jesse Reichenberger. Many years later at The University of Kansas, Gooding and Reichenberger met Billy Driver, their future bass player. Since the late 2000s, they have had two fourth members, first Jenny Wood, and currently Erin O'Neill, both whom were featured on guitar and vocals.[1]
Members[edit]
- Steven Gooding – front man, lead guitar, vocals
- Jesse Reichenberger – drums
- Billy Driver – bass, vocals
- Erin O’Neill – guitar, vocals
- Kevin- Drums
Funding the Future[edit]
In recent years,[when?] Gooding has made it a part of their tours to contribute back to the communities they have received help from in the past, from military bases to Walter Reed Hospital[which?]. In the last few years, Gooding has worked to create Funding the Future LIVE, a non-profit charitable organization dedicated to teaching and inspiring children to become financially literate. Gooding has performed at more than 80 high schools, and at the Conference of World Affairs for four years. For their contributions, they were invited to a private tour of the White House.[2]
In April 2015, Gooding was praised by the Wall Street Journal for being a "Trojan Horse" of financial literacy.[3]
Music[edit]
The music of Gooding has been featured in more than 200 films, including Walk the Line, Ice Age 2, Iron Man 2; TV shows such as CSI, Portlandia, Cold Case, Numbers, The Closer, Katie, The Good Wife, The Daily Show and The Colbert Report; video games; and commercials for Dodge, Jeep, Chrysler, Marriot, Adobe, and Cisco.
Their singles "Mountain" and "Hey Hey" reached the top 50 in the AAA charts.[4]
| Release year | Album name | Producer | Lineup |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1998 | Winter's Return | Gooding | Gooding |
| 1998 | Songs from the unrealized film script Factory Blue | Gooding | Gooding |
| 1999 | Disarray | Gooding | Gooding |
| 2000 | 3X | Gooding | Gooding |
| 2003 | Soldiermaking | Gooding and Vivek | Gooding, Billy Driver, Jesse Reichenberger |
| 2005 | Angel/Devil | Gooding | Gooding, Billy Driver, Jesse Reichenberger |
| 2010 | The Return | Gooding | Gooding, Billy Driver, Jesse Rich |
| 2011 | The Sky Eats The Land | Gooding | Gooding, Billy Driver, Jesse Rich |
| 2012 | Buffalo | Gooding | Gooding, Billy Driver, Jesse Rich |
| 2014 | We Are The Dark Stars | Kendall Stephens | Gooding, Billy Driver, Jesse Rich, Jenny Wood |
| 2015 | Live at the Murdock Theatre, Wichita, KS | Gooding | Gooding, Billy Driver, Jesse Rich, Jenny Wood |
References[edit]
- ^ "The Band » Gooding – Rock N Roll from the Plains". Goodingmusic.com. Retrieved 2016-07-07.
- ^ "Bio » Gooding – Rock N Roll from the Plains". Goodingmusic.com. Retrieved 2016-07-07.
- ^ Dagher, Veronica (2015-04-06). "The Coolest Financial Adviser in America". WSJ.com. Retrieved 2016-07-07.
- ^ "Top 40 (12+) | RateTheMusic | Free Ratings on Songs, Bands, and Artist". AllAccess.com. Retrieved 2016-07-07.