A rockin' trip through the Wild West with Doc Love at the helm.  Music and lyrics by Tony Pullins, this recording was commissioned as a reward for Tony's contribution to my Guadalupe Kickstarter from 2013.  It took ten years to complete but, as the old Doc always said, "Good things take time"..

PISTOL PETE

A sad pensive tune written by John Carson and shared with me by old pal Jonathan Richardson

Songs I'd Never Sing

’spankin’ the plank’ or ‘wankin’ the skank’?  

You Don't Scare Me (1988)

From the legendary savage young Scratch Band  rehearsal tapes recorded at the infamous Cat House in Sacramento, California during the autumn of 1979, this tune showcases Sharon McCall on lead vocals and rhythm guitar on a song she wrote especially for the band.  Mark Tootle on piano, Jan Eric on bass, Mike Roe on lead guitar and Mark Proctor on drums.

When The Victims Control

A rare tune from the legendary Scratch Band (eventually to become The 77s) recorded in rehearsal September 1979 at The Cat House in Sacramento, CA.

Practice At The Cat House

I Love You

Another rare rehearsal performance by the legendary Scratch Band (eventually to become The 77s) recorded September 1979 at The Cat House in Sacramento, CA

Feels So Good

Johnny Reliable from Tulsa, OK recorded at Exit Studios 2006

Can You Handle This

Hit single from Atlanta's Green Bracelet off their 2005 album "Home", Produced by Doc Love and recorded and mixed by Derri Daugherty.

Home  

Here, Kitty Kitty

A sad and beautiful tune co-written with my old pal and 77s fan Chris Cochran.

Song Of The Mockingbird

The 77s backing up Jason Todd Herring on his 2005 Fools Of The World release Time In The Shadows

Last Song

A very rare 1980 recording by The 77s during The Savage Young Scratch Band era performing yet another Mark Tootle classic

Ten Virgins

Mark Tootle's original demo recording of The 77s' "Another Nail" from the All Fall Down album.  Featuring Vector's Steve Griffith on drums.

Another Nail

Here is a very rare radio promo interview with Gene Eugene conducted within days of the release of Adam Again's first album "In A World Of Time" 34 years ago.

Gene Eugene interview 1986

This is a little ditty we came up with during the sessions for the first Kerosene Halo album that has yet to be developed.  If we never do, it's perfect as is.

Michael S. Roe

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