A BIG YES and a small no, the new group featuring the members of 2000 Jammy winners Fat Mama, have readied their first studio album Jesus That Looks Terrible On You. Formed by vibes-ace Kevin Kendrick in 2006, the group finds the jazz-trained musicians exploring more song-orientated, indie-centric territory. The group will host an official CD release party at Brooklyns Union Hall tomorrow. A BIG YES and a small no will also appear at Brooklyns Zebulon on July 23.
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