Jad Fair - Monarchs Album

Tracklist

1	No No No No No Instruments, Vocals – Jad Fair
2	Say It Again Drums – David FairGuitar – Mark JicklingGuitar, Vocals – Jad FairPercussion – John Dreyfuss
3	Early In The Morning Instruments, Vocals – Jad Fair
4	She Went Downtown Instruments, Vocals – Jad Fair
5	Starry Eyes Guitar – Glenn Jones , Mark JicklingGuitar [Treated] – Martin SwopeGuitar, Vocals – Jad FairOrgan – Rick Scott Percussion [Electronic], Synthesizer – Erik Lindgren Piano [Semi-prepared] – Roger Miller Tambourine – Phil MilsteinWritten-By – Roky Erickson
6	Lucille Guitar – Glenn Jones Guitar [Treated] – Martin SwopeGuitar, Vocals – Jad FairPiano [Prepared] – Rick Scott Slide Guitar – Roger Miller Synthesizer, Percussion [Electronic] – Erik Lindgren Wood Block [Woodblock] – Phil MilsteinWritten-By – Albert Collins , Richard Penniman
7	Rambi Shimba Instruments, Vocals – Jad Fair
8	Stephanie Instruments, Vocals – Jad Fair
9	Thank You
10	All Shook Up Bass – Mark JicklingDrums – David FairPercussion – John DreyfussVocals – Margie MoremanVocals, Guitar – Jad FairWritten-By – Elvis Presley, Otis Blackwell
11	I Changed My Mind Twice Bass – Don FlemingDrums – David FairGuitar – Mark JicklingGuitar, Vocals – Jad FairSaxophone – John Dreyfuss
12	From Where I Stood I Could See The Shape That Once Was Formless Take On The Characteristics Of A Human Being. Who Are You?, I Gasped. Do You Not Know Me?, He Replied. I Was Once A Very Powerful Man. (A King). Drums, 6-String Bass – Tom RecchionPerformer [This And That] – Jad Fair
13	Ring Instruments, Vocals – Jad Fair
14	I Told Lies Drums – David FairGuitar – Mark JicklingGuitar, Vocals – Jad FairSaxophone – John Dreyfuss
15	We Are Good Drums – John DreyfussGuitar – Mark JicklingGuitar, Vocals – Jad FairPercussion – David Fair
16	Folsom Prison Blues Bass – Mark JicklingDrums – David FairGuitar, Vocals – Jad FairPercussion – John DreyfussVocals – Margie MoremanWritten-By – Johnny Cash
17	The End Organ – Jad FairSynthesizer [Beep] – Tom Recchion
18	Toad Bass – Fredrik NilsenDrums, Guitar – Jad FairGuitar – Tom RecchionWritten-By – Ginger Baker
19	... To Reveal Yet Another Face. This One Even More Frightening Than The One Before. Immediately I Jumped From My Chair And Ran Toward The Door. I Now Knew What I Needed To. Unfortunately... So Did He. Drums, Bass, Musette – Tom RecchionGuitar – Jad Fair
20	Hang Seven Guitar – Glenn Jones , Jad Fair, Phil MilsteinGuitar [Treated] – Martin SwopeInstruments [Unidentified Instrument] – Rick Scott Organ, Percussion [Electronic] – Erik Lindgren Piano [Fork And Pan] – Roger Miller
21	Guess Who Drums – David FairGuitar, Vocals – Jad FairPercussion – John Dreyfuss, Mark JicklingWritten-By – Arthur Freed, Burton Lane
22	Amnesia Instruments, Vocals – Jad Fair

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
G-2	Jad Fair	Monarchs ‎(LP, Album)	Iridescence Records	G-2	US	1984
G-2	Jad Fair	Monarchs ‎(LP, Album)	Iridescence Records	G-2	US	1984
G-2	Jad Fair	Monarchs ‎(LP, Album)	Iridescence Records	G-2	US	1984
DRJIM 20	Jad Fair	Monarchs ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Dr Jim's Records	DRJIM 20	Australia	1997
G-2	Jad Fair	Monarchs ‎(LP, Album)	Iridescence Records	G-2	US	1984

Credits

• Artwork – Jad Fair
• Written-By – Jad Fair (tracks: A1 to A5, A7 to B1, B3, B7 to B11), Tom Recchion (tracks: B3, B11)

Notes

Including a 2-sided insert with track titles and credits on one side and a (until then unreleased) poem by Ernest Noyes Brookings.

Jacket comes in different colour variations:
yellow & red
yellow & green
blue & purple
blue & green
light blue & dark blue (this one)
light red & dark red
red & black
red & blue
green & white

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout: G-2~A SLM Δ 6975 /-
• Matrix / Runout: G-2~B SLM Δ 6975-X /-

Short intro

Listen free to Jad Fair Monarchs Starry Eyes, Thank you and more. 22 tracks . A new version of is available, to keep everything running smoothly, please reload the site. Jad Fair. Play album. Get album. Jad Fair born June 9, 1954 is an American singer, guitarist, graphic artist, and founding member of lo-fi alternative rock group Half Japanese. Fair was born in Coldwater, Michigan. In 1974, he and his brother David formed the lo-fi group Half Japanese. Since then, Half Japanese has released nearly 30 records. Besides Half Japanese, Fair performs and records as a solo artist, and collaborates with artists such as Terry Adams, Kramer, Norman Blake, Kevin Blechdom, Isobel Campbell, Eugene Chadbourne. Artist: Jad Fair Album: Monarchs 1984. Jad Fair & Phono Comb - Monsters, Lullabies. Cover information about the songs on the release Monarchs by Jad Fair: who covered the songs, who sang the Fair. Artist: Jad Fair. Date Released: 1982. Label: Iridescence. Produced By: Jad Fair. Tracklisting: Starry Eyes. Guess Who. She Went Downtown. Hang Seven. Fulsom Prison Blues. I Changed My Mind Twice. Early In The Morning. I Told Lies. Reveal Yet Another Face. This One Even More Frightening Than The One Before. Immediately I Jumped From My Chair and Ran Toward the Door. I Now Knew What I Needed To. So Did He. Jad Fair: все альбомы, включая The History of Crying , For Everyone , Scuse Us While We Kiss the Sky и другие. On this page you can download Jad Fair albums and mp3 songs compilations for free without registration. songs count. All21 Album12 EP1 Compilation8. Pattern Pageantry CD1. Rock Pop. Holiday Party, Vol. by Jad Fair. released: 1997. Genres