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Reno
Tony Sales and his brother Hunt are probably the best rhythm section in music today. In addition to playing with Todd Rundgen's Utopia and creating the sound of Iggy Pop's best selling record, Lust For Life, they were founding members of Tin Machine. Reno gives Tony a chance to showcase his great singing and guitar playing in addition to his unique bass playing style.

She Cracked
Jose Cruz is a legend in Southern California. It's about time the rest of
you discovered him.
Check him out at myspace.com/aboynamedho

The Beach
I've loved this band since the days of Madame Wong's!
Check Them out at www.myspace.com/caronmurray

Pablo Picasso
Miss Wendy has a very unique punk-based theatrical show. She's as talented as she is sexy. Her new CD is available everywhere.
Miss Wendy's web site is at thefabulousmisswendy.com

Vampire Girl
Based in Los Angeles during the first wave of punk rock bands, SHOCK was written up many times as America's answer to the Sex Pistols, Generation X and the Clash rolled into one band.
You can learn more about Shock at www.myspace.com/shockkbd

That Summer Feeling
The soft, mysterious voice of Arrested Amnesia's Jenny James gives a trance vibe to this favorite.
You can listen to their current EP at myspace.com/arrestedamnesia

Hospital
Janinne Brooks is one of the great performance artists of our generation. She has a large following in Southern California and has opened for Jonathan and Exene Cervenka.
Daren Chadwick and Janinne own our sister label KC records.
Ice Cream Man
My Stupid Brother are the kings of the Santa Cruz alternative scene. The best teenage songwriters you'll ever hear.
Check them out at mystupidbrother.com

True Love Is Not Nice
Log House was born in summer 2007, a musical reawakening for the two founding friends.
At the crossroads of country, folk and pop music, this quiet lo-fi Alsatian band's woody songs are gentle as a summer breeze.
Photo by Dorian Rollin
You Can Have A Cell Phone, That's OK,
But Not Me
This is Gary Johnson's first venture in a recording studio. However, he does have the street cred to be on this tribute album, as he has seen Jonathan perform over 150 times and owns "The World's Largest Jonathan Richman Collection", a moniker he proudly self-applies. Also, Jonathan has performed in his Los Angeles store, Rockaway Records, where he sells copious amounts of rare vinyl, CDs, DVDs and memorabilia.