The Numbers Band, also known as 15-60-75, is an American rock band formed in 1969 in Kent, Ohio. Their distinctive blend of rock, blues, and jazz fusion has earned them a dedicated following and critical acclaim. Led by vocalist and saxophonist Robert Kidney, the band’s sound is characterized by intricate instrumentals and provocative lyrics. With their avant-garde approach to music, the Numbers Band have created a unique sonic landscape that pushes boundaries and defies genre categorization. Their live performances are legendary, known for their improvisational jams and energetic stage presence. The band’s tight-knit chemistry is evident in their precise musicianship and seamless transitions between songs. Throughout their career, the Numbers Band have released several albums, including their seminal debut, "Jimmy Bell's Still in Town," which received high praise for its gritty and raw sound. Their music continues to resonate with audiences, offering a diverse range of emotions and thought-provoking themes. With their unrivaled talent and innovative spirit, the Numbers Band remains a true icon of American rock music.
