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== History ==
== History ==
The Kneecappers were active in the late 1970s, according to publicly available discographic records.<ref>{{OHMScite
The Kneecappers were active in the late 1970s, according to publicly available discographic listings.<ref>{{OHMScite
  | url = https://www.discogs.com/artist/1723066-Kneecappers
  | url = https://www.discogs.com/artist/1723066-Kneecappers
  | title = Kneecappers
  | title = Kneecappers
  | website = Discogs
  | website = Discogs
| accessdate = 2025-11-26
}}</ref>
}}</ref>


Additional band information appears on an archived fan-maintained site documenting recordings and lineups.<ref>{{OHMScite
A fan-maintained archive provides additional information on lineups and surviving recordings.<ref>{{OHMScite
  | url = https://kneecappers.com/indexFitz.html
  | url = https://kneecappers.com/indexFitz.html
  | title = Kneecappers – Fitzpatrick’s 1979
  | title = Kneecappers – Fitzpatrick’s 1979
  | website = Kneecappers.com
  | website = Kneecappers.com
| accessdate = 2025-11-26
}}</ref>
}}</ref>


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  | title = Kneecappers – Fitzpatrick’s 1979
  | title = Kneecappers – Fitzpatrick’s 1979
  | website = Kneecappers.com
  | website = Kneecappers.com
| accessdate = 2025-11-26
}}</ref>
}}</ref>
* Gary Lupico – guitar, vocals<ref>{{OHMScite
* Gary Lupico – guitar, vocals<ref>{{OHMScite
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  | title = Kneecappers – Fitzpatrick’s 1979
  | title = Kneecappers – Fitzpatrick’s 1979
  | website = Kneecappers.com
  | website = Kneecappers.com
| accessdate = 2025-11-26
}}</ref>
}}</ref>
* Russell “Russell Sherman Jr.” Sherman – bass<ref>{{OHMScite
* Russell “Russell Sherman Jr.” Sherman – bass<ref>{{OHMScite
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  | title = Kneecappers
  | title = Kneecappers
  | website = Discogs
  | website = Discogs
| accessdate = 2025-11-26
}}</ref>
}}</ref>
* Dave Crane – drums<ref>{{OHMScite
* Dave Crane – drums<ref>{{OHMScite
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  | title = Kneecappers – Fitzpatrick’s 1979
  | title = Kneecappers – Fitzpatrick’s 1979
  | website = Kneecappers.com
  | website = Kneecappers.com
| accessdate = 2025-11-26
}}</ref>
}}</ref>
* (Also listed by some sources:) Danny Petricig – guitar/vocals; Richard Ellis – drums<ref>{{OHMScite
* (Also listed in some sources:) Danny Petricig – guitar/vocals; Richard Ellis – drums<ref>{{OHMScite
  | url = https://www.discogs.com/artist/1723066-Kneecappers
  | url = https://www.discogs.com/artist/1723066-Kneecappers
  | title = Kneecappers
  | title = Kneecappers
  | website = Discogs
  | website = Discogs
| accessdate = 2025-11-26
}}</ref>
}}</ref>


== Discography ==
== Discography ==
* '''Urban Kill''' — LP containing unreleased studio and live recordings (1978–1980).<ref>{{OHMScite
* '''Urban Kill''' — LP containing previously unreleased studio and live recordings (1978–1980).<ref>{{OHMScite
  | url = https://www.discogs.com/release/2140610-Kneecappers-Urban-Kill-LP
  | url = https://www.discogs.com/release/2140610-Kneecappers-Urban-Kill-LP
  | title = Urban Kill
  | title = Urban Kill – Kneecappers
  | website = Discogs
  | website = Discogs
| accessdate = 2025-11-26
}}</ref>
}}</ref>


* '''Kneecappers LIVE @ Fitzpatrick's (The Flats), Feb. 19, 1979''' — released posthumously.<ref>{{OHMScite
* '''Kneecappers LIVE @ Fitzpatrick's (The Flats), Feb. 19, 1979''' — posthumous live release.<ref>{{OHMScite
  | url = https://music.apple.com/ca/artist/kneecappers/1668003490
  | url = https://music.apple.com/ca/artist/kneecappers/1668003490
  | title = Kneecappers – Artist Page
  | title = Kneecappers – Artist Page
  | website = Apple Music
  | website = Apple Music
| accessdate = 2025-11-26
}}</ref>
}}</ref>


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  | title = Kneecappers Official Site
  | title = Kneecappers Official Site
  | website = Kneecappers.com
  | website = Kneecappers.com
| accessdate = 2025-11-26
}}</ref>
}}</ref>



Revision as of 20:18, 26 November 2025


The Kneecappers

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Origin Cleveland, Ohio, United States
Genres Punk rock
Years active
Labels
Members
Associated acts
Website

The Kneecappers were a punk rock band from Cleveland, Ohio.

History

The Kneecappers were active in the late 1970s, according to publicly available discographic listings.<ref> Kneecappers, Discogs. Retrieved {{{access-date}}}.

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A fan-maintained archive provides additional information on lineups and surviving recordings.<ref> Kneecappers – Fitzpatrick’s 1979, Kneecappers.com. Retrieved {{{access-date}}}.

</ref>

Members / Projects

  • Chris Yarmock – vocals (lead)<ref>

Kneecappers – Fitzpatrick’s 1979, Kneecappers.com. Retrieved {{{access-date}}}.

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  • Gary Lupico – guitar, vocals<ref>

Kneecappers – Fitzpatrick’s 1979, Kneecappers.com. Retrieved {{{access-date}}}.

</ref>

  • Russell “Russell Sherman Jr.” Sherman – bass<ref>

Kneecappers, Discogs. Retrieved {{{access-date}}}.

</ref>

  • Dave Crane – drums<ref>

Kneecappers – Fitzpatrick’s 1979, Kneecappers.com. Retrieved {{{access-date}}}.

</ref>

  • (Also listed in some sources:) Danny Petricig – guitar/vocals; Richard Ellis – drums<ref>

Kneecappers, Discogs. Retrieved {{{access-date}}}.

</ref>

Discography

  • Urban Kill — LP containing previously unreleased studio and live recordings (1978–1980).<ref>

Urban Kill – Kneecappers, Discogs. Retrieved {{{access-date}}}.

</ref>

  • Kneecappers LIVE @ Fitzpatrick's (The Flats), Feb. 19, 1979 — posthumous live release.<ref>

Kneecappers – Artist Page, Apple Music. Retrieved {{{access-date}}}.

</ref>

  • Official site — Kneecappers.com<ref>

Kneecappers Official Site, Kneecappers.com. Retrieved {{{access-date}}}.

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References

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