This page is my attempt to centralise BOC song information into a single unified at-a-glance format. I'm not trying to catalogue every BOC release in every country - I'm only concerned with Belgian 12 inch Pink Vinyl picture disks if the songs they contain are different or extra to the "normal" releases. Please note that this page is just an initial draft - I have a few more songs to add - the Buck Dharma Archives, SummerDaze, one or two singles which contain unique song versions etc. Also, some info is still to be added - timings, production info etc.
Any extra info you can offer - or if you spot any mistakes - please let me . I must admit that once the Martin Popoff book came out, this page became a little redundant. I was going to add - over time - some notes after each song to show stuff like the genesis, previous names/versions etc plus any stories directly related to that song, but there doesn't seem much point now as MP has gathered a lot of that info together and structured it in a logical way.
Two sites will provide more detailed background info: the BOC site is the ultimate guide to all the various BOC recordings that have ever been issued (all countries) whilst John Swartz's BOCFAQ will fill you in on lots of background info to various songs and recordings.NB: The lyric links below will take you to the relevant page on the blueoystercult.com site. Also - each song is followed by a tick or a cross to indicate if it is known that that song has ever been played live or not.
| Released: | January 1972 [ Columbia KC 31063 ] | ||||||
| Produced: | Murray Krugman and Sandy Pearlman / David Lucas (Associate Producer) | ||||||
| Recorded: | October 1971 at The Warehouse, New York | ||||||
| Engineered: | David Lucas and Bill Robertson | ||||||
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| Musicians: |
Eric Bloom [ lead vocals, stun guitar, keyboards ] Albert Bouchard [ drums, vocals ] Joe Bouchard [ bass, vocals ] Allen Lanier [ rhythm guitar, keyboards ] Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser [ lead guitar, vocals ] | ||||||
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| Reissued: | 2001 [ Columbia/Legacy 502234 2 ] | ||||||
| Produced: | Bruce Dickinson | ||||||
| Mastered: | Vic Anesini at Sony Music Studios, New York | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 11 September 1969 at CBS Studio B, New York | ||||||
| Produced: | Jay Lee and Bob Devere | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 21 July 1969 at CBS Studio B, New York | ||||||
| Produced: | Jay Lee and Bob Devere | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 11 September 1969 at CBS Studio B, New York | ||||||
| Produced: | Jay Lee and Bob Devere | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 21 July 1969 at CBS Studio B, New York | ||||||
| Produced: | Jay Lee and Bob Devere | ||||||
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| Released: | February 1973 [ Columbia KC 32017 ] | ||||||
| Produced: | Murray Krugman and Sandy Pearlman | ||||||
| Recorded: | 1972 at Columbia Studios, New York | ||||||
| Engineered: | Tim Geelan | ||||||
| Mastered: | Jack Ashkinazy | ||||||
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| Musicians: |
Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser [ guitar, vocals ] Eric Bloom [ vocals, stun guitar and all synthesizers ] Joe Bouchard [ bass, vocals and keyboards ] Albert Bouchard [ drums, vocals ] Allen Lanier [ keyboards, rhythm guitar ] | ||||||
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| Reissued: | 2001 [ Columbia/Legacy 502235 2 ] | ||||||
| Produced: | Bruce Dickinson | ||||||
| Mastered: | Vic Anesini at Sony Music Studios, New York | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 1972: Nugget Pizza Parlor, Rochester, New York | ||||||
| Produced: | Murray Krugman and Sandy Pearlman | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 1972 at Columbia Studios, New York | ||||||
| Produced: | Murray Krugman and Sandy Pearlman | ||||||
| Notes: | Note from Albert Bouchard: "I noticed a mistake that's been getting repeated, especially since it's on the BOC remasters and that is that I wrote over half of Buck's Boogie. I do get paid on it from Sony but people should know. Maybe if the Brain Surgeons did it and I called it Al's Boogie. What do you think? Nah, not the same ring is it?" | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 5 July 1974: Seattle, Washington | ||||||
| Produced: | George Geranios and BOC | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 4 July 1974: Portland, Oregon | ||||||
| Produced: | George Geranios and BOC | ||||||
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| Released: | April 1974 [ Columbia KC 32858 ] | ||||||
| Recorded: | 1974 | ||||||
| Produced: | Murray Krugman and Sandy Pearlman | ||||||
| Engineered: | Tim Geelan / Jerry Smith (Second Engineer) | ||||||
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| Musicians: |
Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser [ lead guitar and vocals ] Eric Bloom [ lead vocals, keyboards, stun guitar ] Albert Bouchard [ drums, vocals ] Joe Bouchard [ bass, vocals] Allen Lanier [ keyboards, rhythm guitar, all synthesizers ] | ||||||
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| Reissued: | 2001 [ Columbia/Legacy 502236 2 ] | ||||||
| Produced: | Bruce Dickinson | ||||||
| Mastered: | Vic Anesini at Sony Music Studios, New York | ||||||
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| Note: | Only anecdotally reported as having been tried out live by BOC, but has been played live by the Brain Surgeons in 2003 | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 1974 | ||||||
| Produced: | Murray Krugman and Sandy Pearlman | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 1974 | ||||||
| Produced: | Murray Krugman and Sandy Pearlman | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 1974 | ||||||
| Produced: | Murray Krugman and Sandy Pearlman | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 1974 | ||||||
| Produced: | Murray Krugman and Sandy Pearlman | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 1974 | ||||||
| Produced: | Murray Krugman and Sandy Pearlman | ||||||
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| Released: | February 1975 [ Columbia PG 33371 ] | ||||||
| Produced: | Murray Krugman and Sandy Pearlman | ||||||
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| Musicians: |
Eric Bloom [ vocals, stun guitar, synthesizer ] Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser [ lead guitar, and vocal on "Before the Kiss" and "Last Days of May" ] Albert Bouchard [ drums, guitar and vocal on "Cities on Flame" ] Joe Bouchard [ bass and vocal on "Hot Rails To Hell" ] Allen Lanier [ rhythm guitar and all keyboards ] | ||||||
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| Introduction: | Scott Muni | ||||||
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| Notes: | The bit about the Lucifer light on OYFOOYK really worked better visually during 74 cause there was a real "Lucifer Light" onstage... it was a remote controlled spotlight called a Cyclops that rose behind Alberts kit on a genie tower during that song & would shine red beams down on Eric & into the crowd... sort of a "Poor Man's" laser.. problem was it was a piece of crap mechanically & almost never worked & you HAD to lease it as they would NOT sell you one.... [ Sam Judd ] | ||||||
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| Notes: | Dedicated to Ron McCoy Note from Albert Bouchard: "I noticed a mistake that's been getting repeated, especially since it's on the BOC remasters and that is that I wrote over half of Buck's Boogie. I do get paid on it from Sony but people should know. Maybe if the Brain Surgeons did it and I called it Al's Boogie. What do you think? Nah, not the same ring is it?" | ||||||
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| Introduction: | Miss Carroll Dodd (See Factor) | ||||||
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| Released: | May 1976 [ Columbia PC 34164 ] | ||||||
| Recorded/Mixed: | 1975-1976 at The Record Plant, New York | ||||||
| Produced: | Murray Krugman, Sandy Pearlman and David Lucas | ||||||
| Engineered: | Shelly Yakus and Andy Abrams | ||||||
| Mastered: | The Cutting Room by Tony Stevens | ||||||
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| Musicians: |
Eric Bloom [ vocals, guitar, percussion ] Albert Bouchard [ drums, vocals, acoustic guitar, percussion and harmonica ] Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser [ guitar, vocals , synthesizer, percussion ] Joe Bouchard [ bass, vocals, piano ] Allen Lanier [ keyboards, vocals, guitar and bass ] | ||||||
| plus: | Patti Smith [ vocal on "The Revenge of Vera Gemini" ] Michael & Randy Brecker [ Horns ] | ||||||
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| Reissued: | 2001 [ Columbia/Legacy 502237 2 ] | ||||||
| Produced: | Bruce Dickinson | ||||||
| Mastered: | Vic Anesini at Sony Music Studios, New York | ||||||
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| Guest Vocals: | Patti Smith [Vocals] | ||||||
| Note: | Was played in Detroit 75/76 with Patti Smith as guest - anyone got a date for this? | ||||||
| Note: | Was played as an encore at the Springfield Armory on 14 December 1976 | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 1975 | ||||||
| Note: | This is a different version to the track released in 1981 | ||||||
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| Recorded: | April 1975 | ||||||
| Mixed: | February 2001 by Thom Cadley at Sony Music Studios, New York | ||||||
| Note: | Has been played live by the Brain Surgeons | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 1975 | ||||||
| Produced: | Donald Roeser | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 1975 | ||||||
| Produced: | Allen Lanier | ||||||
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| Released: | November 1977 [ Columbia 35019 ] | ||||||
| Produced: | Murray Krugman, Sandy Pearlman, David Lucas and BOC | ||||||
| Recorded/Mixed: | 1977 at The Record Plant, New York | ||||||
| Mixed: | Shelly Yakus | ||||||
| Engineered: | Shelly Yakus and John Jansen with Corky Stasiak and Thom Panunzio | ||||||
| Asst Engineers: | Gray Russell, Dave Thoener, Jay Krugman, Rod O'Brien, Sam Ginsberg with Andy Abrams | ||||||
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| Musicians: |
Eric Bloom [ vocals, guitar ] Joe Bouchard [ bass, vocals, guitar ] Donald (Buck Dharma) Roeser [ lead and rhythm guitars, vocals ] Albert Bouchard [ drums, vocals, harmonica ] Allen Lanier [ keyboards, guitar ] | ||||||
| Guest Vocals: | Newark Boys Chorus [Background Vocal] | ||||||
| Note: | Has been played live just once with Albert Bouchard singing lead at the 40th Anniversary show on 5 Nov 2012. DVN has also been played by the Brain Surgeons live... | ||||||
| Note: | Has been played live by the Brain Surgeons | ||||||
| Note: | Has been played live by Joe Bouchard during his acoustic sets, plus it was also performed at the Helen Wheels benefit gig by Buck, Albert and Joe | ||||||
| Released: | September 1978 [ Columbia JC 35563 ] | ||||||
| Produced: | Murray Krugman, Sandy Pearlman and BOC | ||||||
| Engineers: | Corky Stasiak / Jay Krugman (Pre & Post production) with Gregg Caruso (Mixing Assistant) | ||||||
| Live Sound: | George Geranios | ||||||
| Mixed: | 1978 at The Record Plant, New York | ||||||
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| Musicians: |
Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser [ lead guitar and vocals ] Eric Bloom [ lead vocals, keyboards, guitar ] Albert Bouchard [ drums, vocals ] Joe Bouchard [ bass, vocals ] Allen Lanier [ keyboards, rhythm guitar ] | ||||||
| Recorded: | 13 April 1978: Fox Theatre, Atlanta, GA | ||||||
| Mixed: | Sandy Pearlman and Allen Lanier | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 11 April 1978: Municipal Auditorium, Columbus, GA | ||||||
| Mixed: | Sandy Pearlman and Allen Lanier | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 11 April 1978: Municipal Auditorium, Columbus, GA | ||||||
| Mixed: | Sandy Pearlman and Allen Lanier | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 13 April 1978: Fox Theatre, Atlanta, GA | ||||||
| Mixed: | Sandy Pearlman and Allen Lanier | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 01 June 1978: Newcastle City Hall, Newcastle, England | ||||||
| Mixed: | Sandy Pearlman and Buck Dharma | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 09 April 1978: Barton Coliseum, Little Rock, Arkansas | ||||||
| Mixed: | Sandy Pearlman and Buck Dharma | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 01 June 1978: City Hall, Newcastle (Officially) but evidence points to the 31 May 1978 Edinburgh Odeon show as the source | ||||||
| Mixed: | Sandy Pearlman and Allen Lanier | ||||||
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| Released: | June 1979 [ Columbia 36009 ] | ||||||
| Produced: | Tom Werman | ||||||
| Pre-Production: | George Geranios | ||||||
| Recorded/Mixed: | Gary Ladinsky | ||||||
| Recorded: | Kendun Recorders, Burbank, CA / CBS Recording Studios, New York, NY / The Record Plant, Los Angeles, CA | ||||||
| Mixed: | The Record Plant, New York | ||||||
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| Musicians: |
Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser [ lead guitar and vocals ] Eric Bloom [ lead vocals, guitar ] Albert Bouchard [ drums, vocals ] Joe Bouchard [ bass, vocals ] Allen Lanier [ keyboards, guitar ] | ||||||
| plus: | Genya Ravan [ Backing Vocals on "Dr. Music" and "Mirrors" ] Ellen Foley [ Backing Vocals on "Dr. Music" and "Mirrors" ] Wendy Webb [ Backing Vocals on "Lonely Teardrops" ] Mickey Raphael [ Harmonica on "Dr. Music" ] Jai Winding [ Strings on "In Thee" ] | ||||||
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| Guest Musician: | Mickey Raphael [Harmonica] | ||||||
| Guest Vocals: | Genya Ravan / Ellen Foley [Backing Vocals] | ||||||
| Guest Musician: | Jai Winding [Strings] | ||||||
| Guest Vocals: | Genya Ravan / Ellen Foley [Backing Vocals] | ||||||
| Notes: | Only known live performance at the Bottom Line, NY on 22 April 1979 | ||||||
| Guest Vocals: | Wendy Webb [Backing Vocals] | ||||||
| Released: | June 1980 [ Columbia 493420 2 ] | ||||||
| Produced: | Martin Birch | ||||||
| Engineered: | Martin Birch / Clay Hutchinson (Second Engineer) | ||||||
| Recorded/Mixed: | Kingdom Sound, Long Island, New York | ||||||
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| Musicians: |
Eric Bloom [ guitar, keyboards and vocals ] Albert Bouchard [ drums and vocals ] Joe Bouchard [ bass and vocals ] Allen Lanier [ guitar and keyboards ] Donald (Buck Dharma) Roeser [ guitars, bass, keyboards and vocals ] | ||||||
| plus: | Mark Rivera [ Saxophone on "Monsters" ] | ||||||
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| Guest Musician: | Mark Rivera [Saxophone] | ||||||
| Notes: | Only known live performance at El Paso, TX on July 28, 1980 | ||||||
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Played live by the Buck Dharma Band at the Ricky Browning Benefit on 11 April 1997 in Atlanta NB: Joe Bouchard offers the following additional info: "FYI: That is actually Donald Roeser playing bass. I tried to play the part he wrote in the studio, but I couldn't get the articulation of the bent notes with the same feel he had on his demo. Martin Birch suggested to Donald he do the part and he did. from the horse's mouth, Joe" | ||||||
| Released: | June 1981 | ||||||
| Produced: | Martin Birch | ||||||
| Recorded/Mixed: | Kingdom Sound, Long Island, New York | ||||||
| Engineered: | Martin Birch and Clay Hutchinson | ||||||
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| Musicians: |
Eric Bloom [ lead vocals, bass on "Heavy Metal" ] Albert Bouchard [ drums, synthesizer, vocals ] Joe Bouchard [ bass, vocals ] Allen Lanier [ keyboards ] Donald (Buck Dharma) Roeser [ lead guitar, vocals, bass and soundFX on "Joan Crawford" ] | ||||||
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Karla DeVito [ Backing Vocal on "Sole Survivor" ] Sandy Jean [ Backing Vocal on "Don't Turn Your Back" ] Bill Civitella, Tony Cedrone and Buck Dharma [ Extra percussion on "Veteran of the Psychic Wars" ] | ||||||
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| Note: | Extra percussion on this track by Bill Civitella, Tony Cedrone and Buck Dharma | ||||||
| Guest Vocals: | Karla DeVito [Background Vocal] | ||||||
| Note: | Eric Bloom plays bass on this track | ||||||
| Note: | Buck Dharma plays bass on this track | ||||||
| Guest Vocals: | Sandy Jean [Background Vocal] | ||||||
| Released: | April 1982 | ||||||
| Engineered: | George Geranios / Paul Mandl (Assistant Engineeer and Editor) | ||||||
| Mixed: | Kingdom Sound, Long Island, New York by George Geranios | ||||||
| Mastered: | The Automatt, San Francisco by Paul Stubblebine | ||||||
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| Musicians: |
Eric Bloom [ guitar, keyboards, vocals ] Joe Bouchard [ bass, vocals] Rick Downey [ drums ] Allen Lanier [ keyboards, guitar ] Donald (Buck Dharma) Roeser [ lead guitar, vocals ] Albert Bouchard [ drums on "Black Blade" and "Dominance and Submission" ] | ||||||
| plus: | Robbie Krieger [ guitar on "Roadhouse Blues" ] | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 11 February 1980: Mid-Hudson Civic Center, Poughkeepsie, New York | ||||||
| Engineered: | Rod O'Brien | ||||||
| Note: | Drums on this track are by Albert Bouchard | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 31 December 1981: Tower Theater, Philadelphia, PA | ||||||
| Engineered: | Rod O'Brien | ||||||
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| Recorded: | 30 December 1981: Naussau Coliseum, Long Island, New York | ||||||
| Engineered: | Rod O'Brien | ||||||
| Recorded: | 09 October 1981: Hollywood Sportatorium, Hollywood, Florida | ||||||
| Engineered: | Rod O'Brien | ||||||
| Recorded: | 09 October 1981: Hollywood Sportatorium, Hollywood, Florida | ||||||
| Engineered: | Rod O'Brien | ||||||
| Recorded: | 09 October 1981: Hollywood Sportatorium, Hollywood, Florida | ||||||
| Engineered: | Rod O'Brien | ||||||
| Recorded: | 15 December 1981: The Country Club, Reseda, California | ||||||
| Guest Musician: | Robbie Krieger [guitar] | ||||||
| Recorded: | 17 October 1980: Naussau Coliseum, Long Island, New York | ||||||
| Note: | Drums on this track are by Albert Bouchard | ||||||
| Engineered: | Dave Hewitt | ||||||
| Recorded: | 30 December 1981: Naussau Coliseum, Long Island, New York | ||||||
| Engineered: | Rod O'Brien | ||||||
| Recorded: | 09 October 1981: Hollywood Sportatorium, Hollywood, Florida | ||||||
| Engineered: | Rod O'Brien | ||||||
| Recorded: | 09 October 1981: Hollywood Sportatorium, Hollywood, Florida | ||||||
| Engineered: | Rod O'Brien | ||||||
| Recorded: | 09 October 1981: Hollywood Sportatorium, Hollywood, Florida | ||||||
| Engineered: | Rod O'Brien | ||||||
| Recorded: | 09 October 1981: Hollywood Sportatorium, Hollywood, Florida | ||||||
| Engineered: | Rod O'Brien | ||||||
| Released: | October 1983 | ||||||
| Produced: | Bruce Fairbairn | ||||||
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| Notes: | Only known live performance at Portland Coliseum, Portland on 26 December 1983 | ||||||
| Note: | Joe Bouchard has played this song live with Brainstorm at the Norwalk Oyster Festival in September 1984 | ||||||
| Released: | November 1985 (UK) December 1985 (Holland) January 1986 (US) | ||||||
| Produced: | Sandy Pearlman | ||||||
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| Guest: | Howard Stern [Spoken Intro] - not available on the UK version | ||||||
| Released: | July 1988 [ Columbia 468716 2 ] | ||||||
| Produced: | Sandy Pearlman / Albert Bouchard (Associate Producer) | ||||||
| Chief Engineer: | Paul Mandl | ||||||
| Recorded: | Corky Stasiak | ||||||
| Mixed: | Steve Brown | ||||||
| Recorded/Mixed: | Alpha & Omega Studios, San Francisco | ||||||
| Mastered: | Precision Lacquer by Steven Marcussen | ||||||
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| Musicians: |
Eric Bloom [ vocals ] Albert Bouchard [ guitar, percussion, vocals ] Joe Bouchard [ keyboard, vocals ] Allen Lanier [ keyboards ] Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser [ guitars, vocals ] | ||||||
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Kenny Aaronson [ Bass ] Thommy Price [ Drums ] Jack Secret [ Additional Vocals ] Tommy Moringiello [ Guitars ] Jack Rigg [ Guitars ] Tommy Zvonckeck [ Keyboards ] Shocking U [ Background Vocals ] Joey Cerisano [ Additional Lead Vocal ] Jon Rogers [ Additional Lead Vocal ] Marc Biedermann /Kevin Carlson /Robbie Krieger /Tommy Moringiello /Aldo Nova /Jack Rigg /Joe Satriani [ Guitar Orchestra of the State of Imaginos ] | ||||||
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| Guest Vocals: | Jon Rogers [Additional Lead Vocal] | ||||||
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| Guest Vocals: | Shocking U [Background Vocal] | ||||||
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| Guest Vocals: | Joey Cerisano [Lead Vocal] | ||||||
| Note: | Has been played live by the Brain Surgeons | ||||||
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| Guest Vocals: | Jon Rogers [Lead Vocal] | ||||||
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| Released: | 1992 on Full Moon Entertainment [ 12936-2 ] | ||||||
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| Released: | 13 June 1994 | ||||||
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| Released: | 24 March 1998 [ CMC International ] | ||||||
| Produced: | Buck Dharma | ||||||
| Recorded/Mixed: | Paul Orofino at Millbrook Studios | ||||||
| Mastered: | Leon Zervos at Absolute Sound | ||||||
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Eric Bloom [ guitar, keyboards and vocals ] Buck Dharma [ guitar, keyboards and vocals ] Allen Lanier [ guitar and keyboards ] Danny Miranda [ bass and vocals ] Chuck Burgi [ drums and vocals ] Bobby Rondinelli [ drums on "Live for Me" ] Jon Rogers [ bass and vocals on "Harvest Moon", "Power Underneath Despair" and "Still Burnin'" ] | ||||||
| plus: | Norman Deltufo [ Percussion ] George Cintron [ Backing Vocals ] | ||||||
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| Guest Musician: | Jon Rogers [Bass / Vocals] | ||||||
| Produced: | Steve Schenck, Buck Dharma and Eric Bloom | ||||||
| Recorded/Mixed: | Marc Senesae at Minot and Alpha & Omega | ||||||
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| Guest Musician: | Jon Rogers [Bass / Vocals] | ||||||
| Produced: | Steve Schenck, Buck Dharma and Eric Bloom | ||||||
| Recorded/Mixed: | Marc Senesae at Minot and Alpha & Omega | ||||||
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| Note: | Played live by the Buck Dharma Band at the Ricky Browning Benefit on 11 April 1997 in Atlanta | ||||||
| Guest Musician: | Bobby Rondinelli [Drums] | ||||||
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| Guest Musician: | Jon Rogers [Bass / Vocals] | ||||||
| Produced: | Steve Schenck, Buck Dharma and Eric Bloom | ||||||
| Recorded/Mixed: | Marc Senesae at Minot and Alpha & Omega | ||||||
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| Recorded: | Live at Millbrook | ||||||
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| Released: | 5 June 2001 [ Sanctuary SANCD 089 ] | ||||||
| Produced: | Buck Dharma / Eric Bloom (Associate Producer) | ||||||
| Recorded/Mixed: | Paul Orofino at Millbrook Studios | ||||||
| Mastered: | Leon Zervos at Masterdisk | ||||||
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| Musicians: |
Eric Bloom [ vocals, guitars and keyboards ] Buck Dharma [ vocals, guitars and keyboards ] Allen Lanier [ guitars and keyboards ] Danny Miranda [ bass, vocals and keyboards ] Bobby Rondinelli [ drums ] | ||||||
| plus: | Norman Deltufo [ Percussion ] George Cintron [ Backing Vocals ] | ||||||
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| Released: | 2001 Rhino Handmade - 5000 Limited Edition [ ARR 38124 ] | ||||||
| Produced: | Dennis Murphy and Peter Siegel | ||||||
| Recorded: | February - May 1970 at Elektra Sound Recorders | ||||||
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Tracks 01-09: Unreleased Untitled Elektra LP [EKS-74046] Tracks 10-16: Unreleased 2-track recordings from earlier version of album, recorded under the name Oaxaca Tracks 17-18: Taken from Elektra single [EKM-45693] which was released on 20 July 1970 (MONO versions) | ||||||
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Eric Bloom akaJesse Python [ lead vocals and guitars ] Donald Roeser akaBuck Dharma [ lead guitar and vocals ] Andy Winters akaAndy Panda [ bass ] Allen Lanier akaLa Verne [ keyboards and guitar ] Albert Bouchard akaPrince Omega [ drums ] | ||||||
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| Produced: | Jay Lee | ||||||
| Engineered: | Brian Ross-Myring | ||||||
| Notes: | Side A of Elektra single [EKM-45693] which was released on 20 July 1970 (MONO version) | ||||||
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| Produced: | Jay Lee | ||||||
| Engineered: | Brian Ross-Myring | ||||||
| Notes: | Side B of Elektra single [EKM-45693] which was released on 20 July 1970 (MONO version) | ||||||
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| Released: | 24 September 2002 Sanctuary Records | ||||||
| Produced: | Steve Schenck | ||||||
| Recorded: | 21 June 2002: Navy Pier/Skyline Stage, Chicago, Illinois | ||||||
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| Musicians: |
Eric Bloom [ vocals, guitars, keyboards ] Allen Lanier [ keyboards, guitars ] Donald "Buck Dharma" Roeser [ guitars, vocals ] Danny Miranda [ bass, vocals ] Bobby Rondinelli [ drums, percussion ] | ||||||
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| Released: | 8 October 2002 Sanctuary Visual Entertainment [ SVE 3026 ] | ||||||
| Produced: | Steve Schenck | ||||||
| Released: | 1982 Portrait Records [ ARR 38124 ] | ||||||
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| Note: | Played live by BOC throughout 1983/1984 plus again in 2004 | ||||||
| Note: | Played live by the Buck Dharma band at the Ricky Browning Benefit on 11 April 1997 in Atlanta | ||||||
| Note: | Played live by the Buck Dharma band at the Ricky Browning Benefit on 11 April 1997 in Atlanta | ||||||
| Note: | Played live by BOC on 9 Jan 1983 at My Father's Place in Roslyn, New York | ||||||
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