From Janey Todd's 2007 album "Rusty Water"

Janie Todd - acoustic guitar and vocal
Tom Bruno - drums
Adam Vaccarelli - bass
Dave Rosen - lead guitar
PK Lavengood - acoustic guitar
Sam Bey - percussion
Nicole Atkins -backing vocals
Engineer - Paul Ritchie
Produced by John Noll

Janey Todd - Serpentine

The Fellini's  1989
Johnnie Fellini - guitar & vocals
Brian Fellini - bass & vocals
Billy Van Fellini - drums & Vocals

Cover of The Seed's 1965 garage rock classic.
Sky Saxon wrote "Pushin' Too Hard" while sitting in the front seat of a car waiting for his girlfriend to finish grocery shopping at a supermarket.

This track was recorded on a Teac 3440 4-track tape machine.

The Fellini's - Pushin' Too Hard

Telepathic Storm - Melancholia

Rerelease from johnnieboy 1997
johnnieboy: guitars, bass, vocals, percussion

Recorded at Ben's Art Farm, East Village NYC

johnnieboy - The Man in Blue

Rylo Kenn covers the synth-pop classic "Pop Muzik" a 1979 song by M, a project by English musician Robin Scott 
Original track released 9 March 1979 (UK)
New York • London • Paris • Munich

Track performed and produced by John Noll
Efrain Toro - congas

Rylo Kenn - Pop Muzik

From Janey Todd's 2007 Rusty Water album 

Janey Todd - acoustic guitar & vocals
Tom Bruno - drums & backing vocals
Adam Vaccarelli - bass & backing vocals
Dave Rosen - lead guitar & backing vocals
PK Lavengood - acoustic guitar
Kevin Kavanaugh - reed organ
Engineer - Paul Ritchie
Produced by John Noll

Janey Todd - The Man Downstairs

Single by MUFAFFA 2023

John Noll - guitar, bass & percussion
Steve Honoshowsky - drums

Adam Vaccarelli - engineer

MUFAFFA - Icecubes

Cover of Desmond Dekker's "The Israelites"

John Noll - guitar, vocals, keyboards, percussion
Jonathan Reyes (Choco) - drums
Jake Zuckerman - bass

In 1968 Dekker composed the song after overhearing an argument. "I was walking in the park, eating popcorn. I heard a couple arguing about money. She was saying she needs money and he was saying the work he was doing was not giving him enough. I related to those things and began to sing a little song: "You get up in the morning and you're slaving for bread". The title has been the source of speculation but most settle on the Rastafarian Movement's association with the Twelve Tribes of Israel. - Wiki

The Israelites

Cover of The Valentinos "Lookin' For A Love"

John Noll - guitar, vocals, keyboards, percussion
Jonathan Reyes (Choco) - drums
Jake Zuckerman - bass

Original 1962 Valentinos recording produced by Sam Cooke. Written by J. W. Alexander and Zelda Samuels. Also recorded by The J. Geils Band in 1971.

Lookin' For A Love

Cover of Marvin Gaye's "Baby Don't Do It" from 1964.

John Noll - guitar, vocals, keyboards, percussion
Jonathan Reyes (Choco) - drums
Jake Zuckerman - bass

The Holland–Dozier–Holland song was originally written and intended for the Supremes, but eventually reassigned to Marvin Gaye to record. 
The song was played live by the Who in 1964-65 and recorded in 1971 with Leslie West on guitar. 
It was recorded by The Band in 1974 and also appeared in The Last Waltz 1976.

Baby Don't You Do It

Remix of johnnieboy's 1999 track
johnnieboy: electric piano, guitars, bass, vocals, tambourine

The Fellini's - Pushin' Too Hard

Headshop Records

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