Buford O'Sullivan and the Weapons Live The Knitting Factory, New York, NY December 18, 2005.
Just before Christmas, I got an opening slot for The Slackers at their annual Christmas show. I called my boys in DIAW, and they joined me for a set of classics. Here is The Weapons' crazy rendition of my beer opus!
Out Now! First released on "7 Wonders of the World", it was the precursor to today's digital solution. Well, Steve couldn't keep it going, so this collection of songs went into the wild blue yonder, until now! All the songs are available for download on the net. More services are due to pick it up, including Napster, God bless 'em. Until then, you have three choices, listed below with links. Itunes doesn't make you pay to join, so I recommend them. You just have to download the program, if you don't already have it installed, and then you can go to the store and BUY BUY BUY! I hope you do. I'm proud of these recordings, which feature the talent of Victor Rice, Agent Jay, Eddie Ocampo, Tony Colarco, Ben Klingberg, and Glen Saunders. Get Sexy!
My first full CD, released right at the peak of ska season. All my friends played on it, Victor, Agent Jay, Eddie Ocampo. About.com gave it a nice review. It sold a few copies before Moon closed the storefront, so I'm proud to have a limited supply left. Check out some samples below, and if you wish to buy digital, click the Itunes icon. If you wish to buy a CD, visit the store.
The single that started it all, yes? Not too many left, so order while they last (I'm going to keep a few for myself). If you have a turn-table, well vinyl is still relevant. Visit the store!
I Can't Decide The Decade Revival Song I'm Gonna Do it Someday
Nude Beach Version!
Its hard to believe that bands have covered my songs, but here it is. The Original by The Scofflaws, then the classic cover by Tihuana, a Brazilian band, and then The Players.
A January 2004 session at Jammyland NYC with Victor Rice, Agent Jay and Eddie Ocampo. We did a couple of songs, and these are the ones that I like best. Click the song title to download or listen.
Back in London in the early eighties, a group of young scene makers decided to make a band, recorded some wonderful goth songs, and then they all died in a tragic accident. I ran across their tape at a London club in a pile that was ready to be thrown out. I could not let this happen!
Here are three dubs by Victor Rice. They are selected from a larger project containing seven tracks, soon to be released. This one is called 'Dub Rats'.