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There are more artists using this name:
1) Green is a power pop band from Chicago, USA.
2) Stoner/sludge metal band from Oulu, Finland
3) A late‑60s Texan psych rock band led by John Martin and Wilson Fisher who released the self‑titled album «Green». Unlike most Texan psych bands, Green had more of a soft‑psych, baroque feel, with the band members providing the additional strings and woodwinds themselves. Features brass parts by Bobby Blood .
1) Biography by Steve Huey
Chicago power pop band Green was formed in the mid-'80s by guitarist/singer/songwriter Jeff Lescher, whose influences included the Kinks, T. Rex, and soul music. Although such albums as Green (1986) and Elaine MacKenzie (1988) were fairly popular in Holland and Belgium, Green never had much exposure in their home country. 1991's White Soul marked a peak in songwriting, although its unfocused 1992 follow‑up, The Pop Tarts, was half power pop and half grunge in an unsuccessful attempt to gain a wider audience. On The Pop Tarts bass player Ken Kurson (who is responsible for four songs spread out over Elaine MacKenzie and White Soul) was replaced by Clay Tomasek, who also wrote songs for the band. After the three‑song Le Pathetique EP in 1993, the band fell silent for a while.
In 1998 the album Green 5 was released, followed in 2001 by Eau de Vie, which was recorded in France. Since then the band has been inactive most of the time, but Green is reportedly working on new material.
see www.allmusic.com
This is their full discography:
The Name of This Group Is Green EP 7" (Gang Green) 1984
Green LP (Gang Green) 1986 (Holland. Megadisc) 1989
Elaine MacKenzie LP (Gang Green) 1988 (Holland.Megadisc) 1989
REM 7" single (Gang Green) 1989
White Soul LP (Holland. Megadisc) 1989
White Soul & Bittersweet LP & EP(Widely Distributed) 1991
Bittersweet EP (Belgium. Megadisc/Play It Again Sam) 1991 EP 10" (Rokchik) 1991
The Pop Tarts LP (Futurist) 1992
Pathétique EP (Widely…читать далее ↓
1) Green is a power pop band from Chicago, USA.
2) Stoner/sludge metal band from Oulu, Finland
3) A late‑60s Texan psych rock band led by John Martin and Wilson Fisher who released the self‑titled album «Green». Unlike most Texan psych bands, Green had more of a soft‑psych, baroque feel, with the band members providing the additional strings and woodwinds themselves. Features brass parts by Bobby Blood .
1) Biography by Steve Huey
Chicago power pop band Green was formed in the mid-'80s by guitarist/singer/songwriter Jeff Lescher, whose influences included the Kinks, T. Rex, and soul music. Although such albums as Green (1986) and Elaine MacKenzie (1988) were fairly popular in Holland and Belgium, Green never had much exposure in their home country. 1991's White Soul marked a peak in songwriting, although its unfocused 1992 follow‑up, The Pop Tarts, was half power pop and half grunge in an unsuccessful attempt to gain a wider audience. On The Pop Tarts bass player Ken Kurson (who is responsible for four songs spread out over Elaine MacKenzie and White Soul) was replaced by Clay Tomasek, who also wrote songs for the band. After the three‑song Le Pathetique EP in 1993, the band fell silent for a while.
In 1998 the album Green 5 was released, followed in 2001 by Eau de Vie, which was recorded in France. Since then the band has been inactive most of the time, but Green is reportedly working on new material.
see www.allmusic.com
This is their full discography:
The Name of This Group Is Green EP 7" (Gang Green) 1984
Green LP (Gang Green) 1986 (Holland. Megadisc) 1989
Elaine MacKenzie LP (Gang Green) 1988 (Holland.Megadisc) 1989
REM 7" single (Gang Green) 1989
White Soul LP (Holland. Megadisc) 1989
White Soul & Bittersweet LP & EP(Widely Distributed) 1991
Bittersweet EP (Belgium. Megadisc/Play It Again Sam) 1991 EP 10" (Rokchik) 1991
The Pop Tarts LP (Futurist) 1992
Pathétique EP (Widely…читать далее ↓
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