Mp3
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

album


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