Bob Wiseman
City Of Wood
Released in 1993
WEA CD 92444 [CD]
Produced by Dame Julia Nesbelch
- "White Dress" (Wiseman)
- "Real Thing" (Wiseman)
- "Didn't I Get My Wish" (Wiseman)
- "For Joseph K." (Wiseman)
- "Purple City" (Wiseman)
- "Song For Amnesty International" (Wiseman)
- "Have A Nice Day" (Wiseman)
- "How Round The Earth" (Wiseman)
- "In Spite Of The Danger" (Wiseman)
- "Hold Me Blues" (Wiseman)
- "City Of Wood" (Wiseman)
- "The Trouble With Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet" (Wiseman)
NOTES:
- OK, the last track really isn't a cover or tribute in the traditional sense because the song isn't a cover of a Shadowy Men song, and in fact, the style is radically different from the Shadowy sound (it's a moody piano instrumental). Bob Wiseman played numerous shows with Shadowy Men, so it's obviously a friendly reference. I'm assuming the title is also intended to be a play on the 1955 Alfred Hitchcock film "The Trouble With Harry".
Chixdiggit!
Shadowy Bangers From A Shadowy Duplex
Released in February, 1996
Sub Pop SP336 [45]
Produced by Kurt Bloch and Jon Dunleavey
INDIE SIDE:
- "Shadowy Bangers From A Shadowy Duplex" (Jansen)
SELL-OUT SIDE:
- "Song For 'R'" (Jansen)
NOTES:
- This one isn't really a cover either, and the style is radically different from the Shadowy sound. However, the title and the cartoon characters at the top of the sleeve are a definite homage to Shadowy Men (and hey, the worked the title into the lyrics), so I've included it.
Chixdiggit!
Chixdiggit!
Released in 1996
Sub Pop SP355 [LP and CD]
Produced by Brent Cooper
- "Dolphins Love Kids" (Jansen)
- "Great Legs" (Jansen)
- "Where's Your Mom?" (Jansen)
- "Henry Rollins Is No Fun" (Jansen)
- "I Wanna Hump You" (Jansen)
- "Song for 'R'" (Jansen)
- "Stacked Like That" (Jansen)
- "Hemp Hemp Hooray" (Jansen)
- "323" (Jansen)
- "Angriest Young Men (We're The)" (Jansen)
- "Toilet Seat's Coming Down" (Jansen)
- "Shadowy Bangers From A Shadowy Duplex" (Jansen)
- "Van Horne" (Jansen)
- "I Drove the Coquihalla" (Jansen)
- "(I Feel Like) (Gerry) Cleevers (Stitch Marks On My Heart)" (Jansen)
NOTES:
- See the note on the Shadowy Bangers From A Shadowy Duplex single above.
The Mulchmen
Covered With Mulch
Released in 1999
Big Beef BBCS06 [Cassette]
SIDE SURF:
- "Good Cop Bad Cop" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Bustin' Surfboards" (Delaney/Sanders/Sanders/Sanders)
- "Shake Some Evil" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Harlem By The Sea" (Hagen)
- "Cecilia Ann" (Hoffman/Horton)
SIDE LINK:
- "Rawhide" (Wray/Grant)
- "Commanche" (Wray/Grant)
- "Slinky" (Wray/Grant)
- "Run Chicken Run" (Wray/Cooper)
- "Jack The Ripper" (Wray)
The Cocktail Preachers
Spy-Fi
Released in 2000
Self-released CD, available from Cocktail Preachers home page.
- "Bailout" (Chant/Orze/Panchisin)
- "Preacher Stomp" (Chant/Orze/Panchisin)
- "Pajama Party" (Chant/Orze/Panchisin)
- "Tiki Lounge Mix" (Chant/Orze/Panchisin)
- "Mecca" (Nader/Gluck)
- "Kickstart Torpedo" (Chant/Orze/Panchisin)
- "Spy-Fi" (Chant/Orze/Panchisin)
- "Go Betty" (Chant/Orze/Panchisin)
- "Yo Queiro Talento" (Chant/Orze/Panchisin)
Squid Vicious
At War With The Whale
Deep Eddy Records DEEP009 [CD]
Released July 3, 2000
(Squid Vicious home page).
- "Deep Eddy" (James)
- "Hombrecito" (James)
- "No, Mr. Bond. I Expect You to SURF!" (James)
- "Squid Racer" (James)
- "Casino Royale" [live] (Cooke)
- "Egypt Texas" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Allison's Off the Wagon" (Cooke)
- "Backburner" (James)
- "Armadillo Races" (James)
- "Velvet" (James)
- "Bandera!" (James/Porter)
- "Skankin' Eddy" (James)
- "Wade In The Water" (James/traditional)
- "Fishnet Stockings" [live] (Setzer)
Better Than The Average Weekend:
A Tribute To Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet
Released April 1, 2001
Deep Eddy Records (full details on this page).
- THE HEATSCORES: "Good Cop Bad Cop" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- THE DEAD BARONS: "Zombie Compromise" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- THE MULCHMEN: "Shake Some Evil" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- THE INSECT SURFERS: "Egypt Texas" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- THE UNKNOWN: "Customized" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- THE NEPTONES: "Harlem By The Sea" (Hagen)
- DIRK DOOM & THE OVERDRIVE ORCHESTRA: "Having An Average Weekend" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- SPY-FI: "Reid's Situation" [1st version] (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- THE SANDBLASTERS: "Aunt's Invasion" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- DERF ZORR & STELLA: "Hot Box Car" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- BASS PLAYIN' BEN: "Jackpot" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- POPDEFECT: "Ben Hur Picked Off In A Gazebo" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- THE DEORAS: "Siesta Cinema" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- THE MILL VALLEY TATERS: "Unwatchable / Three Piece Suit" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- BREAKFASTIME: "That Wuz Ear Me Callin' A Horse" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- SQUID VICIOUS: "Spy School Graduation Theme" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- THE COCKTAIL PREACHERS: "Mecca" (Nader/Gluck)
- THE SADIES: "Algoma Reflections" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- THE SURFDUSTERS: "Peas Porridge Rock / You Spin Me Round '86" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- THE FABULOUS PLANKTONES: "They Don't Call Them Chihuahuas Anymore" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- SAWNEY BEAN: "Off Our Back Conrad Black" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- URBAN SURF KINGS: "Memories of Gay Paree" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
REVIEWS:
Lookout! Freakout Episode 2
Released in 2001
Lookout! Records LK-275CD [CD]
Sampler of artists on Lookout! Records
- AMERICAN STEEL: "Turn It Out" (American Steel)
- BLACK CAT MUSIC: "Princess Dress" (Black Cat Music)
- THE DONNAS: "Do You Wanna Hit It" (The Donnas)
- THE GAZA STRIPPERS: "Juvenile Detention" (The Gaza Strippers)
- THE PATTERN: "Finger Us" (The Pattern)
- BRATMOBILE: "It's Common (But We Don't Talk About It)" (Bratmobile)
- THE EYELINERS: "Wishing On A Star" (The Eyeliners)
- BIS: "Dead Wrestlers" (Bis)
- TED LEO: "Under The Hedge" (Leo)
- ANN BERETTA: "Glory Bound" (Beretta)
- YESTERDAY'S KIDS: "Perception (It's All A Matter Of)" (Yesterday's Kids)
- COMMON RIDER: "Am I On My Own" (Common Rider)
- THE ENEMIES: "Down There" (The Enemies)
- THE LILLINGTONS: "One Armed Man" (The Lillingtons)
- SCREECHING WEASEL: "Pauline" (Screeching Weasel)
- THE ALKALINE TRIO: "Hell Yes" (The Alkaline Trio)
- THE WANNA-BE'S: "Hello" (The Wanna-Be's)
- THE MR. T EXPERIENCE: "Mr. Ramones" (The Mr. T Experience)
- PITCH BLACK: "Rottweiler" (Pitch Black)
- THE GO-NUTS: "A Day In The Life Of A Snack Rock Superstar" (The Go-Nuts)
- THE QUEERS: "I'm The Boy For You" (The Queers)
- SQUIRTGUN: "Trial & Error" (Squirtgun)
- YESTERDAY'S KIDS: "(Ode To) Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet" [demo version] (Perkins)
- BLACK CAT MUSIC: "Dirty Penny" (Black Cat Music)
- THE WANNA-BE'S: "Let's Go" (The Wanna-Be's)
- AMERICAN STEEL: "Shrapnel (Demo Version)" (American Steel)
NOTES:
- Like the Bob Wiseman and Chixdiggit! entries, the Yesterday's Kids track isn't a cover or tribute in the traditional sense either. The chorus just repeats "Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet", but that's the only connection. But like the other two, I've included it anyway.
Yesterday's Kids
Can't Hear Nothin'
Released July 2, 2002
Lookout! Records LK-281CD [CD]
- "(Ode To) Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet" (Perkins)
- "Eighteen" (Schweiger)
- "Keep It Down" (Perkins)
- "I Wanna Be Alone (With You)" (Schweiger)
- "Too Late (For Walking in the Dark)" (Perkins/Schweiger)
- "I Don't Care" (Perkins/Schmidt/Schweiger)
- "Be All Right" (Perkins)
- "The Shithead" (Perkins/Schweiger)
- "She's Paul's Girl" (Kalfahs)
- "Trouble On The Way" (Perkins/Schweiger)
- "You Can't Fake Being Chinese" (Schweiger)
- "What I've Become" (Schweiger)
NOTES:
- See the note with Lookout! Freakout Episode 2 above. And yes, this is a different version of "(Ode To) Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet".
The Mill Valley Taters
History Of The Mill Valley Taters
Released in 2002
Self-Released CD [CD]
DISC ONE:
- "Stratfordized!!" (Andrukevich/Sullivan/Neal)
- "Friction Proof" (Andrukevich/Sullivan/Neal)
- "Garaged!!" (Andrukevich/Sullivan/Neal)
- "Flux Meditations" (Andrukevich/Sullivan/Neal)
- "History Of Rock n Roll" (Andrukevich/Sullivan/Neal)
- "The Night is Young" (Andrukevich/Sullivan/Neal)
DISC TWO:
- "Stratford After Dark" (Andrukevich/Sullivan/Neal)
- "Hey Mr. Rock n Roll" (Andrukevich/Sullivan/Neal)
- "Foam Aroma" (Andrukevich/Sullivan/Neal)
- "Dirty Wheels" (Andrukevich/Sullivan/Neal)
- "Unwatchable/Three Piece Suit" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Walk On By" (Andrukevich/Sullivan/Neal)
- "Christmasized" (Andrukevich/Sullivan/Neal)
- "History Of Rock n Roll" (Andrukevich/Sullivan/Neal)
Surf Cinema
Surf Cinema
Released December 1, 2002
Self-released CD, available from surfcinema.net [CD]
- "Flemgringo" (Heter)
- "Zippy to the Rescue" (Heter)
- "Unbundled" (Heter)
- "Sticky Finger Sunset" (Heter)
- "Pale Face Hombre" (Heter)
- "Honeybaked Ham" (Heter)
- "Dos, Dos Equis Por Favor" (Heter)
- "Harlem By The Sea" (Hagen)
- "He No Lickety Split" (Heter)
- "Prague Rock" (Heter)
- "Dead Pedestrian" (Heter)
- "Ricko Suave" (Heter)
- "Strait Up Chuck" (Heter)
- "Country-Fied" (Heter)
- "Quarter Pump" (Heter)
- "Bullfight In April" (Heter)
- "Sleigh Ride" (Parish/Anderson)
Surf Cinema
Live On KFJC
Released 2002
Self-released CD, available from surfcinema.net [CD]
- "Zippy To The Rescue" (Heter)
- "Flemgringo" (Heter)
- "Unbundled" (Heter)
- "Our Weapons Are Useless" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Plastics For 500, Bob" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Pale Face Hombre" (Heter)
- "They Don't Call Them Chihuahuas Any More" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Sticky Finger Sunset" (Heter)
- "Honeybaked Ham" (Heter)
- "Dead Pedestrians" (Heter)
- "Dos, Dos Equis Por Favor" (Heter)
- "Harlem By The Sea" (Hagen)
- "Ricko Suave" (Heter)
- "He No Lickety Split" (Heter)
- "Oahu Community Correctional Center" (Laika & The Cosmonauts)
- "C'mon Do The Laika" (Laika & The Cosmonauts)
- "Boris The Barbarian" (Laika & The Cosmonauts)
- "Strait Up Chuck" (Heter)
- "Prague Rock" (Heter)
- "Memory Man" (Heter)
- "Quarter Pump" (Heter)
- "Zombie Compromise" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Country-Fied" (Heter)
- "Bullfight In April" (Heter)
- "Sleigh Ride" (Parish/Anderson)
NOTES:
- "Plastics For 500, Bob" is listed as "Rip Off Another One" on the CD.
The Metalunas
Instrumentals Of Terror!
Released 2002
R.I.P. CD [CD]
- "The Curse of Pier 13" (The Metalunas)
- "Scooby Doo" (Curtin/Hanna/Barbera)
- "Surf Party" (Dunham/Beverly)
- "Mojo Mojo" (The Metalunas)
- "Plastics For 500, Igor" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Death Comes at Midnight" (The Metalunas)
- "Ghosts of the Wild Frontier" (The Metalunas)
- "The Cat's Pajamas" (The Metalunas)
- "Munster Mosh" (The Metalunas)
- "Crash" (C. Delaney)
- "Godzilla Stomp" (The Metalunas)
- "Go-Go Gremlin" (The Metalunas)
NOTES:
- Yes, "Plastics For 500, Igor" is just a retitled version of "Plastics For 500, Bob". It's been renamed to fit with the album's "monster movie" theme.
The Cocktail Preachers
Live On KFJC
Released in 2003
Self-released CD, available from Cocktail Preachers home page.
- "Banzai" (Welch/Marshall/Carmen/Spickard/Waters)
- "Highball Holiday" (Chant/Orze/Panchisin)
- "Long Boards Rule" (Chant/Orze/Panchisin)
- "Tailspin" (Chant/Orze/Panchisin)
- "Baja" (Chant/Orze/Panchisin)
- "Mecca" (Nader/Gluck)
- "Margarita Meltdown" (Chant/Orze/Panchisin)
- "I Think It Means Death" (Chant/Orze/Panchisin)
- "Roswell Surf Report" (Chant/Orze/Panchisin)
- "Last Ride" (Arcidiacono/Lipscher/Mandina/Sullivan)
- "Branded" (Chant/Orze/Panchisin)
- "Albatross Joe" (Chant/Orze/Panchisin)
- "Having An Average Weekend" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Pipeline" (Spickard/Carmen)
The Ramblin' Ambassadors
Avanti
Released in 2003
Recorded by David Alcock
Mint Records MRD-067 [CD]
- "Sixty Seconds To What?" (Morricone)
- "Lungbucket" (Cooper)
- "Theme From 'The Ramblin' Bastards'" (Cooper)
- "Hawgtied" (Cooper)
- "Dead Man's Flats" (Cooper)
- "Hangin' Tree" (Cooper)
- "Hup Two Three Four" (The Sid Presley Experience)
- "Twenty Original Fembots" (Connelly)
- "The Hairless Cat" (Cooper)
NOTES:
- "Twenty Original Fembots" is one of three titles for the same song. Shadowy Men titled it "Telepathetic" at their Peel Session, and Atomic 7 titled it "Daddy's Little World" on their second album … en Hillbilly Caliente.
- The Ramblin' Ambassadors are Brent J. Cooper from S Men fans Huevos Rancheros, along with Scott Nickless and Tyler Pickering.
The Retroliners
Surf Avenue
Released in 2003
GGR Publishing [CD]
- "Planet Fear" (unknown)
- "Tango With Death" (unknown)
- "Surf Avenue" (unknown)
- "Capsized" (unknown)
- "Erica" (unknown)
- "Lounge Act" (unknown)
- "Land Shark" (unknown)
- "Doyers St." (unknown)
- "Rumble In The Stratosphere 2002" (unknown)
- "Dr. Yes" (unknown)
- "Pipeline" (unknown)
- "Runaway" (unknown)
Bonus Tracks: Live From NYC CBGB's And Elbow Room
- "Downshift" (unknown)
- "Harlem By The Sea" (Hagen)
- "Underneath The Bunker" (unknown)
- "Shake Some Evil" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Midnight Cowboy (Interlude)" (unknown)
- "Walk Don't Run" (Smith)
Spy-Fi
Music For Spies, Thighs & Private Eyes - Volume One: The Thigh Who Loved Me
Sivle CD SR001 [CD]
Released April 1, 2004
- "James Bond Theme/Goldfinger" (Norman,Barry/Bricuse/Newley)
- "Secret Agent Man" (Sloan/Barri)
- "Penetration" (Leonard)
- "Town w/o Pity" (Washington/Tiomkin)
- "Neptune" (Pervanje)
- "Dick Tracy" (Bogle/Edwards/Wilson/Taylor)
- "Persuasion" (Pervanje)
- "Reid's Situation" [2nd version] (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle/Spy-Fi)
- "Mother's Worry" (Surfaholics)
- "Batman" (Hefti)
- "Experiment In Terror" (Mancini)
- "Man From Uncle" (Goldsmith)
- "Telstar" (Meek)
NOTES:
- Yes, you're seeing that right … "Reid's Situation" is credited to both S Men and Spy-Fi. This version (which is a different version from the one on Better Than The Average Weekend) includes some original parts added by Spy-Fi. It's a very cool version.
- And yes, there is a Volume Two, subtitled "Mr. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang". It's also available now. There isn't a Shadowy Men cover on there, so I haven't listed it here.
The Nematoads
Ironic Hypersonic!
Deep Eddy Records DEEP017 [CD EP]
Released February, 2005
- "Rancho Cucamonga" (James/Higgins)
- "Bandera!" (James/Porter)
- "Egypt Texas" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
Nervous Steps
Demo
Released 2010
SIDE A:
- "The Stiff" (Puig/Rodriguez/Teso/Preble)
- "The Thief" (Puig/Rodriguez/Teso/Preble)
- "Good Cop Bad Cop" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
SIDE B:
- "Brainwash Your Lovers" (Puig/Rodriguez/Teso/Preble)
- "Three 'Surf's' To The Wind" (Burkett)
- "Urges" (Puig/Rodriguez/Teso/Preble)
NOTES:
- "Three 'Surf's' To The Wind" is a cover of NOFX's "Three Shits To The Wind"
Rev Hank
Ukulele Surf King
Released in 2011
Reverb Ranch RR005 [CD]
Produced by Mike Diabo
- "Cruel Sea" (Maxfield)
- "Cafe Racer" (Diabo)
- "Man From Adano" (Brittem)
- "Big Surf At Black Point" (Diabo)
- "Having An Average Weekend" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Diamond Head" (Hamilton)
- "Hawaii Five-O" (Stevens)
- "Giant Cow" (Diabo)
- "Walk, Don't Run" (Smith)
- "Do The Earl" (Diabo)
- "Lazy Hula" (Diabo)
- "Lazy Hula" isn't listed on the sleeve.
Los Surfer Compadres
Pool Party EP
Released January 1, 2013
Studio Incaible / Mother Records [CD]
Produced by Patricio O'Farrill and Los Surfer Compadres
Available from Bandcamp.
- "Here Are My Compadres…"
- "Caer" (O'Farrill)
- "Pilsen Helada" (Muñoz/Marchant/Galvez)
- "I Just Cut My Surf Finger" (Cavazos/Ponce/O'Farrill)
- "Pipeline" (Spickard/Carmen)
- "Misirlou" (Roubanis/Wise/Leeds/Tauber)
- "Having An Average Weekend" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Walk, Don't Run" (Smith)
Kill, Baby… Kill!
Corridor X
Released in 2013
Deep Eddy DEEP044 [CD]
Produced by Chad Shivers
Available as part of Acute Exposure: The First Ten Years
- "Corridor X" (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Occupation Of The Body Snatchers" (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Meltdown In Sector 9" (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Hunting For The Dead" (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Suppose The Doomsday Cults Were Right?" (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Something On The Wing" (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Love Theme For A Twisted Mind" (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Turn Your Insides Out" (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Ant Invasion" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Trioxin Twist" (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Psycho Beach Party" (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Duck And Cover" (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Egg Raid On Mojo" (Mike D/MCA)
NOTES:
- "Ant Invasion" isn't a typo. The band renamed "Aunt's Invasion" to fit in better with the album (and with the clip from Them! that preceeds the track).
- "Egg Raid On Mojo" isn't listed on the sleeve.
- This album was remastered and packaged with a ton of extra songs on the compilation Acute Exposure: The First Ten Years.
- Kill, Baby… Kill! have since renamed themselved "The KBK" to avoid confusion with the similarly named band "Kill Baby, Kill!"
Unforgotten Rhymes - Bonus EP
Released June 1, 2015
Bandcamp [digital]
You can listen to and download the EP as whole or just the Shadowy Men/Psyche mash-up at Bandcamp.
- THE FORCE DIMENSION: "The Brain Collapses" (D. Huss/S. Huss)
- PARRALOX: "Gods And Monsters" (D. Huss/Szyszka)
- TRILOGY: "Salvation Stranger" (D. Huss/Kristian)
- HUMAN NIHIL: "Prisoner To Desire" (D. Huss/S. Huss)
- PSYCHE ON A SHADOWY PLANET: "Average Uncivilized Weekend" (D. Huss/S. Huss/Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
NOTES:
- This one really isn't a cover - it's credited as a mash-up. "Average Uncivilized Weekend" uses a new vocal recording of "Uncivilized" by Darrin Huss and the original recording of "Having An Average Weekend". Usually, a mash-up removes the vocals from a song that originally had vocals, then adds new vocals over the top. For example, Go Home Productions' "Virgin O'Riley" combines the vocals from Madonna's "Like A Virgin" with the music from The Who's "Baba O'Riley". This one struck me as different because the music bed was basically be left as is. Seems like it's less of a "mash-up" and more like improv karaoke. Your mileage may vary.
Korean Jeans
Savvy Show Stoppers
Released February 20, 2016
Bandcamp [Cassette/digital]
You can listen to and download Savvy Show Stoppers at Bandcamp. You can also order the cassette version from the same page.
SIDE ONE:
- "Good Cop Bad Cop" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Musical Interlude" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Theme From T.V." (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Zombie Compromise" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Malfunction" (The Dundrells)
- "Shake Some Evil" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "You Spin Me Round '16" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Run Chicken Run" (Wray/Cooper)
SIDE TWO:
- "Bennett Cerf" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Egypt Texas" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Customized" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Our Weapons Are Useless" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Shadowy Countdown" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Harlem By The Sea" (Hagen)
- "Having An Average Weekend" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
NOTES:
- From the Bandcamp site: Korean Jeans is a noisy, energetic duo of drums, amplified tuba, and more. Beth "lost her way" into the avant-garde scene of Cage, Zorn, and Nono, and especially electroacoustic music. Neal was influenced strongly by rock musicians & composers, the likes of Shellac, Minutemen, Reich, and Branca. The result is definitively UPPERCASE improvisations, songs, covers, contemporary music, & more.
- Proceeds will be donated to Rainbow Hospice and Gilda's Club Chicago.
- Cassette limited to 100 copies.
Joe Policastro Trio
Screen Sounds
Released August 11, 2017
JeruJazz CD
- "Yojimbo (Main Title)" (Sato)
- "Everybody's Talkin'" (Neil)
- "Nadia's Theme" (De Vorzon/Botkin)
- "Cool Hand Luke (Main Title)" (Schifrin)
- "Summer Kisses, Winter Tears" (Weisman/Wise/Lloyd)
- "Twin Peaks Theme" (Badalamenti)
- "Angela (Theme From Taxi)" (James)
- "Hallelujah" (Youmans/Grey/Robin)
- "The Godfather (Main Title and Love Theme)" (Rota)
- "Blade Runner (Love Theme)" (Vangelis)
- "Having An Average Weekend" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
NOTES:
- From the band's site: The third album by the Joe Policastro Trio features the singular approach of the Chicago-based jazz trio on a unique assemblage of music from movies and TV. Both a musical tapestry and personal soundtrack, the trio has re-purposed these selections blending each member's unique voice into a unified sound while shedding new light on these musical touchstones.
The KBK
Acute Exposure: The First Ten Years
Released in 2019
Deep Eddy DEEP090 [CD]
Produced by Chad Shivers, Joe King, and The KBK
Available from
Deep Eddy Records.
- "Stop Off In Ridgeview" (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Corridor X" (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Occupation Of The Body Snatchers" (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Meltdown In Sector 9" (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Hunting For The Dead" (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Suppose The Doomsday Cults Were Right?" (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Something On The Wing" (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Love Theme For A Twisted Mind" (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Turn Your Insides Out" (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Ant Invasion" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Trioxin Twist" (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Psycho Beach Party" (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Duck And Cover" (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Egg Raid On Mojo" (Mike D/MCA)
- "Commandments" (The Causey Way)
- "Haulin' Hearse" [demo] (The Ghastly Ones)
- "Dare Not Speak Its Name" [demo] (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Out Of Limits" [demo] (Gordon)
- "Trioxin Twist" [demo] (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Love Theme For A Twisted Mind" [2011 version] (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Psycho Beach Party 3000" [2011 version] (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Suppose The Doomsday Cults Were Right?" [2011 version] (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Hunting For The Dead" [2011 version] (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Turn Your Insides Out" [2011 version] (Eagle/Holt/Jackson/Smith)
- "Exit Sandman" [live] (Holt/Macargel/Snider/Wade)
- "Haunting Of Melissa Graps" [live] (Holt/Macargel/Snider/Wade)
- "Vincent Price In The Deli Section Of A Publix" (Holt/Macargel/Snider/Wade)
NOTES:
- This album contains the complete Corridor X album with way better sound and lots of extra tracks.
- "Ant Invasion" isn't a typo. The band renamed "Aunt's Invasion" to fit in better with the original album's theme.
- The KBK was formerly known as Kill, Baby… Kill!, but have since renamed themselves to avoid confusion with the similarly named band "Kill Baby, Kill!"
The Jagaloons
Knock You Up!
Released January 1, 2020
Record, mixed and produced by The Jagaloons
Mastered by Bill Henderson at Azimuth Mastering
Available from Bandcamp.
- "Aunt's Invasion" (Connelly/Diamond/Pyle)
- "Journey To The Stars" (Taylor/Edwards/Nokie/Bogle)
- "Rad Bromance" (Germotta/Khayat)
- "Overdrive" (Miller)
- "Penetration" (Leonard)
- "Plastic Bombora" (Lang)
- "Sour Times" (Barrow/Gibbons/Utley)
- "Cecilia Ann" (Hoffman/Horton)
- "Breaking The Law" (Halford/Downing/Tipton)
- "Squad Car" (Johnson)
NOTES:
- The page for "Aunt's Invasion" adds this very nice note:
"Although people are still mourning the loss of Neil Peart, we feel it is important to point out that Rush is not the greatest band to hail from the fine Canadian metropolis of Toronto. Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet is. This is one of their songs that we love and we have a blast covering it. That is all."
- "Rad Bromance" is a retitled version of "Bad Romance" by Lady Gaga.
- "Plastic Bombora" is a retitled version of "Plastic Bomb" by Poison Idea.