1. Freeworld
Our House Is Burning

2. Son Of Slam
JP And Me

3. DDT
Storm

4. Dynamo Hum
Creepshow

5. Neighborhood Texture Jam
Rush Limbaugh Evil Blimp

6. Impala
Odalisque

7. Big Ass Truck
Malt Liquor Man

8. Mash-O-Matic
Esau

9. Her Majesty's Buzz
Clipped Wings

10. Rob Jungklas
Dreaming Of Italy

11. The Marilyns
Trouble Doll

12. Six Million Dollar Band
Disco F.G.

13. Eugene
Reverse Opposite

14. Three
Stump Trained

15. Otis
Second

16. Ultra Push
Ole Memphis Washout

17. Psychic Plowboys
Story Of Agoraphobia

Memphis In The Meantime

Original Liner Notes By Jim Dickinson

Pop music is a disposable item- a diversion meant to temporarily entertain. Art has meaning and must stand the test of time. Memphis music endures. From Howlin’ Wolf to Alex Chilton, it doesn’t go away. The "Memphis Sound" is the artistic space between Marguerite Piazza and Panther Burns-musical genius that spans the creative territory from Gus Cannon to Shawn Lane.

Memphis celebrates the individual rather than the institutional. A maverick community of jug bands, juke joints and independent record labels- Memphis survives and sometimes flourishes in a bi-coastal music industry rooted in establishment prejudices.

Memphis artists from Will Shade and Elvis to the MarKeys, Gentrys, and Boxtops traditionally have had to sneak up on the national industry from behind and hit it over the head. The Memphis Underground has influenced the cutting edge of alternative culture from Be-Bop to Big Star. Tragically, potentially great artists have been poorly recorded or not recorded at all. Worthy projects have been mishandled and swallowed by legend. Art must be nurtured before it can be preserved.

Currently, the forward motion of Memphis Music has been blocked at the entry level by ignorance and greed. But as Sam Phillips says, "All great art springs from deprivation. " Self-help is another Memphis tradition. Once again the independent spirit of Memphis rears its bloody head.

This record is an offering- an act of communication between some of today’s finest Memphis artists and an audience from whom they are separated by time and space. We have a future as well as a past. It’s all the same animal.

World Boogie is coming!

- Jim Dickinson

Artist and Production Credits

FREEWORLD	Chuck Sullivan	guitar, vocals
Our House Is Burning	Herman Green	tenor sax
R. Cushing, D. Skypeck, C. Sullivan	Richard Cushing	bass, vocals
	Mickey Gregory	trumpet
	David Skypeck	drums
	Leopoldo Lopez	percussion
	Nokie Taylor	cornet
	Jeff Huddelston	alto sax
	Daniel Pfifer	recording engineer/mixer
SON OF SLAM	Chris Scott	vocals, acoustic guitar, percussion
J.P.And Me	Terrance Bishop	bass, percussion
C. Scott & SOS	John Bonds	drums, percussion
	Eric Lewis	guitar, trumpet, oboe, percussion
	Ringo D. Jukes	percussion
	Dave Peck	engineer and producer (with the band)
DDT	Cody Dickinson	drums, vocals
Storm	Paul Taylor	bass, vocals
L. Dickinson	Luther Dickinson	acoustic guitar, electric sitar, mandolin, vocals
	Kevin Houston	recording engineer
DYNAMO HUM	Brad Pounders	electric guitar, vocals
Creepshow	Martin Chytil	bass, vocals
M. Chytil	Todd Nichoalds	drums
	Michael Goodrich	lead guitar, blues harp, vocals
	Mark Yoshida	recording engineer
NEIGHBORHOOD TEXTURE JAM	Joe Lapsley	vocals
Rush Limbaugh Evil Blimp	Tee Cloar	guitar
NTJ	John Whittemore	guitar
	Steve Conn	bass
	Paul Buchingani	drums
	Jeff Powell	engineer
IMPALA	John Stivers	guitar
Odalisque	Scott Bomar	bass, farfisa
J. Stivers, S. Bomar	Justin Thompson	tenor sax
	Jeff Goggans	drums
	Roland James	recording engineer
BIG ASS TRUCK	Colin Butler	turntables
Malt Liquor Man	Robby Grant	rhythm guitar
BAT	Steve Selvidge	lead guitar, vocals
	Robert Barnett	drums
	Joe Boone	bass
	Chris Parker	malt liquor rhyme
	Devin Butler	malt liquor rhyme
	Al Green	piano, B3
	Stephen Crump	bass
	Ronnie Kittel	engineer
	Eric Fletrich	mixing engineer
HER MAJESTY'S BUZZ	Brandon McGovern	electric and acoustic guitar, lead vocals
Clipped Wings	David White	bass, lead guitar, vocals
G. Roberson, B. McGovern	Bill Padgett	drums, percussion
	Greg Roberson	shakes beer cans, bells and some action
	Mark Yoshida	engineer
MASH-O-MATIC	Clint Wagner	guitar
Esau	Jay Sheffield	drums
C. Shindler	Craig Shindler	bass, vocals
	Steve McCraw	engineer
ROB JUNGKLAS	Rob Jungklas	vocals, guitar
Dreaming Of Italy	Greg Morrow	drums
R. Jungklas	Rusty McFarland	bass, guitar
	Fish	horns
	Junkglas/McFarland	engineers
THE MARILYNS	Leigh Ann Jordan	guitar, vocals
Trouble Doll	Jeannie Tomlinson	bass, vocals
The Marilyns, R. Jungklas	Cheryl Neely	guiter, lead vocals
	Patty Padgett	drums
	Mark Yoshida	engineer
SIX MILLION DOLLAR BAND	Nathan Haney	vocals
Disco F.G.	Justin Short	guitar, vocals
SMDB	Gerald Law	drums & stuff
	James Johnson	guitar aerobics
	Neal Bowen	bass, vocals
	Chris Mundie	vocals
	Brandon Seavers	keys, vocals
	Mark Yoshida	engineer
EUGENE	Eugene	vocals
Reverse Opposite	Robert Barnett	drums
Eugene	Brad Pounders	finger cymbals
	Caroline Fourmy	lead guitar, vocals
THREE	Chris Pickey	vocals, acoustic guitar
Stump Trained	Chris Goggans	bass
Three	Chris Wood	guitar
	Ed Schreiner	guitar
	Steve Willet	drums
	Mark Yoshida	engineer
OTIS	Will Branson	guitar
Second	Donovan Holland	bass
C. Starr	Mike Collins	drums
	Crandall Star	vocals
	Josh Rawlings	guitar
	Allan Mullins	engineer
ULTRA PUSH	Brett Kellett	guitar
Ole Memphis Washout	Bart Shannon	vocals
Psychic Plowboys	Ringo D. Jukes	drums
	Mark McMurtry	bass
	Chris Fosdick	engineer
PSYCHIC PLOWBOYS	Eric Phillips	bass
Story Of Agoraphobia	Heywood Townsend	drums
B. Kellett, B. Shannon	Dan Hopper	vocals
	Dave Blair	guitar
	Jeff Powell	engineer

Produced By

Martin Chytil

Brad Pounders

Assistant Producer

Greg Roberson

Engineer

Mark Yoshida

Cover Photo

William Eggelston

Graphics and Layout

Kenneth Brandon Bell

Liner Notes

Jim Dickinson

Legal Advisor

Blanchard Tual

Executive Producer

Johnny Phillips