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{{AAA_-_Bands|image1 = Easter-monkeysjpg.jpg|origin = Cleveland|years_active = 1981 -}}'''Easter Monkeys''' was an American band from [[Cleveland]], Ohio formed in 1981
{{000_-_Band|image1 = Easter Monkeys.jpg}}'''Easter Monkeys''' was an American band from [[Cleveland]], Ohio formed in 1981
== '''History''' ==
== History ==
It’s generally accepted amongst the [[Cleveland]] cognoscenti that Easter Monkeys were the best rock ‘n’ roll band calling the city home in the early to mid 1980’s. Rock ‘n’ roll in the sense of the Ghoulardi-inspired hybrid that Cleveland is known for. The band was fronted by ex-Kneecappers [[Chris Yarmock]], bassist [[Charlie Ditteaux]], with Jim Jones (Pere Ubu, Home and Garden, Mirrors) amazingly creepy guitar work and Linda Hudson’s basement beat. This release collects up the band’s lone LP, comp tracks, unreleased stuff and a DVD of a 1982 gig.
It’s generally accepted amongst the Cleveland cognoscenti that Easter Monkeys were the best rock ‘n’ roll band calling the city home in the early to mid 1980’s. Rock ‘n’ roll in the sense of the Ghoulardi-inspired hybrid that Cleveland is known for. The band was fronted by ex-Kneecappers Chris Yarmock, bassist Charlie Ditteaux, with Jim Jones (Pere Ubu, Home and Garden, Mirrors) amazingly creepy guitar work and Linda Hudson’s basement beat. This release collects up the band’s lone LP, comp tracks, unreleased stuff and a DVD of a 1982 gig.


'We just decided to make some noise with no real idea of what we were doing. We certainly didn’t think it would turn into a band, and we were really surprised when people kept coming to see us!' --Jim Jones Your Flesh magazine, 1992.
'We just decided to make some noise with no real idea of what we were doing. We certainly didn’t think it would turn into a band, and we were really surprised when people kept coming to see us!' -Jim Jones Your Flesh magazine, 1992.
 
== Members ==
== '''Members''' ==
* [[Chris Yarmock]] - Vocals, Sax
* [[Jim Jones]] - Guitar
* [[Chris Yarmock]] - Vocals
* [[Charlie Ditteaux]] - Bass
* [[Charlie Ditteaux]] - Bass
* [[Jim Jones]] - Guitar [d. February 18, 2008]
* [[Linda Hudson]] - Drums
* [[Linda Hudson]] - Drums
== Discography ==
* [[Splendor of Sorrow]] (1990,2009 Hit and Run Records)


== '''Discography''' ==
== External Links ==
[[Splendor of Sorrow]] (1990,2009)
* Discogs - https://www.discogs.com/artist/759244-Easter-Monkeys
 
== '''External Links''' ==

Revision as of 18:32, 29 August 2020

Template:000 - BandEaster Monkeys was an American band from Cleveland, Ohio formed in 1981

History

It’s generally accepted amongst the Cleveland cognoscenti that Easter Monkeys were the best rock ‘n’ roll band calling the city home in the early to mid 1980’s. Rock ‘n’ roll in the sense of the Ghoulardi-inspired hybrid that Cleveland is known for. The band was fronted by ex-Kneecappers Chris Yarmock, bassist Charlie Ditteaux, with Jim Jones (Pere Ubu, Home and Garden, Mirrors) amazingly creepy guitar work and Linda Hudson’s basement beat. This release collects up the band’s lone LP, comp tracks, unreleased stuff and a DVD of a 1982 gig.

'We just decided to make some noise with no real idea of what we were doing. We certainly didn’t think it would turn into a band, and we were really surprised when people kept coming to see us!' -Jim Jones Your Flesh magazine, 1992.

Members

Discography