( Playhouse, 1998 )
( Murk Records, 1993 )
( Atlantic, 1988 )
(Celluloid, !982, NY — postmodern rockabilly song by Alan Vega, artist and half of Brooklyn’s new wave duo Suicide).
(Polydor, 1970 — Area Code 615 was the name of a Nashville / Tennessee country rock band. Several of the members were backing musicians for Bob Dylan, Elvis Presley and Joan Baez).
(Armed Records, 2000 — featured in Armand’s most hybrid album “killing puritans”).
( Emi, 1979 — Nifty disco beat by late Can, re-edited by bassist Holger Czukay).
(Island Records, France, 1982 — Cult classic "Tim Toum" is a stripped down locky amb-tribal groove: produced by Jean-Marie Salaun as Codek).
(Island records, 1983 — Will Powers was the stage name used by celebrity photographer Lynn Goldsmith. Written with Robert Palmer and Sting).
(Y Records, 1982 — No Guts, No Blood: No Brains At All)
(Chocolate star records, 1982 — Poduced by eccentric Gary Davis in its early '80s New Jersey days).
(Celluloid, 1981 — Experimental punk-jazz-funk-noise-electro NYC band, founded in 1978 by bassist Bill Laswell and keyboard player Michael Beinhorn. Material produced for Afrika Bambaataa, Herbie Hancock and Nona Hendryx).
(Crammed disc, Belgium, 1981, featured in "Onze Danses Pour Combattre La Migraine" album).
