Foreseeing Fools - husband-wife duo, Jimbob and CC

Foreseeing Fools is a Blues & Americana infused Psychedelic Rock band formed in 2017 by husband-wife duo, Jimbob and CC. Based in Winnemucca, a small rural desert town known as Nevada’s, “Buckaroo country," Foreseeing Fools has an intoxicating and mellow, yet moody, sonic sound that provides the perfect backdrop to the punchy, energetic attitude of their vocal melodies and sometimes sinisterly themed lyrical compositions. Fans have been known to compare the desert rock duo to iconic classic acts such as Jefferson Airplane, The Runaways and The B-52s, while the pair also cites modern bands like Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Florence & The Machine and The White Stripes as musical influences.<br /><br />Foreseeing Fools may be a two piece, but the fullness of their sound has a way of almost deceiving your ear into thinking you’re listening to an entire band. Jimbob plays a full drum-kit with his feet and the bass guitar, in tandem, while CC plays the guitar and has resonating vocals that can fill up a room. Jimbob started playing bass with his friends in a punk rock band to shake up the small-town he lived in with some teenage angst and a raw worldview. Jimbob’s walking bass lines eventually led him down the path to joining alternative rock band, Oreana, while he was working as a gold miner in Nevada. The desire to play folk music then began to pull at Jimbob, which led him to playing with folk musician Billy Rose, but he later decided to pursue his dream of becoming a Chef and relocated to San Diego for a period of time. Jimbob then traveled back to his hometown to play in the folk/punk band, LNOY, before forming Foreseeing Fools.Jimbob can compose amazing melodies and riffs that are unique to each original song. For a small-town boy, he can give the big-time city boys a run for their money.<br /><br />CC also has small-town roots, but took a different route through life to find her path as a musician. Traveling through the western United States with no money to her name, CC was able to experience what she calls, “some pretty i