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'''The Adults''' Cleveland, Ohio. | {{Infobox OHMS musical group | ||
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'''The Adults''' [[Cleveland]], Ohio. | |||
== History == | == History == | ||
After a stint in Raven Slaughter, guitarist/vocalist Paul Michaels formed the Adults, a driving punkish three-piece, in 1979. After numerous lineup changes, Michaels brought in novice bassist Crystal Gray, providing a perfect avenue for his off-kilter man-woman songs. The early '80s | After a stint in [[Raven Slaughter]], guitarist/vocalist Paul Michaels formed the Adults, a driving punkish three-piece, in 1979. After numerous lineup changes, Michaels brought in novice bassist Crystal Gray, providing a perfect avenue for his off-kilter man-woman songs. The early '80s | ||
brought the most stable Adults line-up and a devoted local following, resulting in the funky sax-laden 1984 LP Ladies and Gentlemen... The Adults, which features a cameo by King Crimson guitarist Adrian Belew. Continuing through more lineups (Gray being a recent departure), Michaels & Co. released Playing a Kids Game in '96. | brought the most stable Adults line-up and a devoted local following, resulting in the funky sax-laden 1984 LP Ladies and Gentlemen... The Adults, which features a cameo by King Crimson guitarist Adrian Belew. Continuing through more lineups (Gray being a recent departure), Michaels & Co. released Playing a Kids Game in '96. | ||
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== Discography == | == Discography == | ||
=== Albums === | === Albums === | ||
* ''Ladies and Gentlemen... The Adults'' ( | * ''[[Ladies and Gentlemen... The Adults]]'' (1984) | ||
* ''Playing a Kids Game'' ( | * ''[[Playing a Kids Game]]'' (1996) | ||
=== EPs === | === EPs === | ||
* ''I Said'' (cassette | * ''[[I Said (EP)]]'' (cassette, 1987) | ||
* ''Nashville'' (cassette | * ''[[Nashville (EP)]]'' (cassette) | ||
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[[Category:Musical groups from Cleveland, Ohio]] | |||
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The Adults Cleveland, Ohio.
History
After a stint in Raven Slaughter, guitarist/vocalist Paul Michaels formed the Adults, a driving punkish three-piece, in 1979. After numerous lineup changes, Michaels brought in novice bassist Crystal Gray, providing a perfect avenue for his off-kilter man-woman songs. The early '80s brought the most stable Adults line-up and a devoted local following, resulting in the funky sax-laden 1984 LP Ladies and Gentlemen... The Adults, which features a cameo by King Crimson guitarist Adrian Belew. Continuing through more lineups (Gray being a recent departure), Michaels & Co. released Playing a Kids Game in '96.
Members
- Paul Michaels - Guitar, Vocals, Tenor Saxophone
- Crystal Gray - Bass, Vocals
- Marianne Schiebli - Alto Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Vocals
- Robb Harpy - Drums, Vocals
Discography
Albums
- Ladies and Gentlemen... The Adults (1984)
- Playing a Kids Game (1996)
EPs
- I Said (EP) (cassette, 1987)
- Nashville (EP) (cassette)
References
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