The Expresidency

The Expresidency is a federally mandated musical ensemble that consists exclusively of former Presidents of the United States.

Act I: Washington, Washington
Music in the Inconcievibles is completely anachronous, so music as we know it has always existed. George Washington, with support from his veep, introduced the bill requiring every former President to join the Expresidency to Congress in 1790, and they were totally stoked at such an idea. The bill passed with great support it both houses.

After Washington retired from the Presidency in 1797, he picked up his guitar and started touring to the people. His act was met with great delight. Unfortunately, while playing a sweet solo with his hippo dentures, his head exploded because he could not comprehend how awesome he was, thus beginning the Silence of Adams.

Act II: Birth Of A Nation
Adams, not wanting the most awesome federal mandate of all time to disappear from history, took the helm of the Expresidency in 1801, and ended the fourteen months of silence.