Claude Coleman Jr. and Jason Fuller of Ween sat in with Whos the Fat Guy? last night at the Wellfleet Beachcomber in Wellfleet, MA. Coleman (percussion) and Fuller (keyboards) joined the band for several instrumental jams, including a take on Stevie Wonders I Wish.
Ween begins a sold out two-night stand at the Comber tonight. Whos the Fat Guy? plays August 16 at Harpers Ferry in Allston, MA. For the bands complete itinerary, visit www.whosthefatguy.com.
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Members of Ween Perform with Whos the Fat Guy?
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