Big D and the Kids Table Boston, Massachusetts
Big D and the Kids Table front man David McWane has said, "There are people who want to be in a band and then there are
musicians." Once in a while a group comes along that makes music simply because they have no other choice - they are addicted musicians. McWane describes the group as - "Modern American gypsies."
Currently writing a new LP.
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