LADYMOON

Artist Information

Biography

If you take the classic rock of the 1960’s and 70’s and filter it through a childhood in the 90’s you get LADYMOON. This power trio is comprised of Ryan Brown on lead guitar and vocals, Nick Mallers on drums and Kris Potts on bass. After regular touring and an independent release Resurface (2010) they caught the attention of Grammy Nominated Producer Paul Mahern. Together they collaborated on what would become their latest release A Thousand Hearts.

The new record is a compilation of great songwriting accompanied by a strong studio performance, but what really draws the attention of their audience is hearing them live. “The technical skill of the band was on full display as both Brown and Potts revealed crispy, virtuosic fretting during their performance. Mallers easily handled the band's many time signature changes. The power trio concluded their set with an all-out assault on their instruments, making me wonder if the on-stage haze was from the smoke machines or the band itself.” -Rob Burgess (Nuvo Magazine)

LADYMOON has three songs featured on the independent film “My Bloody Wedding” by Morgan Mead. The film recently picked up a worldwide distributor and will be featured on Comcast ON DEMAND as well as several cable networks. The soundtrack to the film featuring LADYMOON is now available on iTunes. Morgan Mead earned his credentials with his 2009 film “My Name Is Jerry” that received great notoriety at many film festivals around the United States.

Find music from LADYMOON at local independent retailers as well as cdbaby.com and iTunes.
If you want the full experience catch them live on their next tour!


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Instrumentation

Ryan Brown - Guitar, Lead Vocals
Nick Mallers - Drumset, Vocals
Kris Potts - Bass, Vocals

Discography

"Ladymooon LP" - 2001
1. Frenzy/Frustration
2. Zed Said
3. Smile
4. Remember You
5. Make You Mine
6. AEIOU
7. Boom Tic
8. Life Without A Light
9. Soul Glo
10. This Is Love

"Resurface" - 2010
1. Awake
2. Hope Against Hope
3. Cliff
4. Roll On Down The Road
5. Money Shot
6. Take A Look Around
7. Rumpelstiltskin
8. Clear Blue Nothing

"A Thousand Hearts" -2011
1. For You
2. Look Inside Your Heart
3. Selfish Man
4. Just To See You Smile
5. Bring You Up
6. Since You've Been Gone
7. Suicide
8. Baby Take Me Back
9. You
10. This Is Love

www.cdbaby.com/ladymoon2 <--purchase cd

Music Organizations:
ASCAP
JUST PLAIN FOLKS

Links

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Audio

• FOR YOU
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• Good Times Bad Times
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• RUMPELSTILTSKIN
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• MOLLY GO HOME
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• FOXY LADY (LIVE)
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Lyrics

• FOR YOU

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Press

• (Ladymoon) Local Rock at The Vogue [+ Show ]
  

  Just after 10 p.m. January 21, three local bands stormed the stage at the Vogue, heating the January...Just after 10 p.m. January 21, three local bands stormed the stage at the Vogue, heating the January air with toasty jams.
  
  Opening act Ladymoon began the first song of their set by tip-toeing through a few muted melodies and ended it with a roaring, distorted dénouement. Guitarist Ryan Brown's red Gibson SG served up one sneak attack after another, while bassist Kris Potts and drummer Nick Mallers provided expert ground support.
  
  "I think I lost my glasses on that tune," said Brown after rocking his spectacles off his face. "I think I'll just leave 'em off."
  
  The technical skill of the band was on full display as both Brown and Potts revealed crispy, virtuosic fretting during their performance. Mallers easily handled the band's many time signature changes. The power trio concluded their set with an all-out assault on their instruments, making me wonder if the on-stage haze was from the smoke machines or the band itself.
  
  

• Best show: Ladymoon in Louisville [+ Show ]
  

  Rock 2010 in Review: Local Jam Scene Posted by Danielle Look on Wed, Dec 29, 2010 at 1:00 PM I...Rock 2010 in Review: Local Jam Scene
  Posted by Danielle Look on Wed, Dec 29, 2010 at 1:00 PM
  
  In February, local progressive rockers Ladymoon headlined the official after-party for the premiere of My Bloody Wedding, an independent movie by Indiana filmmaker Morgan Mead. Knowing a two-hour road trip to the Louisville concert would be less than convenient for their fans, Ladymoon made arrangements for a chartered bus to transport Indy residents to and from the show. A cool $20 ticket covered the ride to and from Louisville (during which beer and Jell-o shots were provided), admission at the show and access to one of the wildest (and most responsible) parties of the year.
  
  

• Start 2010 With A Bang: Ladymoon (Artist Spotlight) [+ Show ]
  

  Ladymoon's ambient, spacey instrumentals and lengthy, hard rock jams are testament to the qualified ...Ladymoon's ambient, spacey instrumentals and lengthy, hard rock jams are testament to the qualified musicians that they are. Like The Twin Cats, Ladymoon boasts participation in numerous music festivals every summer- most notably Knollfest and Mojostock.
  
  Float over to their website and MySpace to prepare yourself for the rock show that will be bestowed upon you tonight.
  
  As one of the 4 local bands opening a new year of concerts at The Vogue, I asked Ryan Brown of Ladymoon to reflect on 2009 and look into the coming year. Read below for his responses.
  
  What do you see as the band's biggest accomplishment in 2009?
  
  Ladymoon is releasing their new cd "resurface" on January 1st at The Vogue. Our current line up is Ryan Brown on Lead Vocals and Guitar, Nick Mallers on Drums and Kris Potts on Bass. We have been touring around the Midwest performing over 100 shows in 2009! We are looking forward to Jan 1st at the Vogue as being the kick off to another great year!
  
  What/where was your most memorable concert performance of 2009? Why/what was so special?
  
  The best show Ladymoon played in 2009 would have to be our performance at the Headjamz Music Festival in Tennessee. It was on a huge stage in front of hundreds of people. It felt like a real rock show. We performed really well and had a great time!
  
  The best show you saw in 2009 as an audience member? Why?
  
  The best show that we saw in 2009 was either Straight No Chaser at the Murat or Consider The Source at the Rock Lobster. SNC is the best vocal group out right now. Consider the Source is a jazz/rock/fusion group from New York that blew our minds when they played with us at the Rock Lobster one Tuesday night.
  
  What about 2010 excites you the most right now?
  
  What excites us about 2010 is that we have our new cd to promote as well as a whole slew of new tunes that we will be performing. We plan on doing some serious touring out west, in the Midwest and on the east coast! We plan on expanding our audience and creating a buzz amongst the music scene.
  
  What can your fans look forward to in the coming year from your band?
  
  Fans can look forward to Ladymoon producing yet another cd in 2010 along with an array of new merchandise including t-shirts, stickers, posters and other accessories. We also have a couple of new tunes featured in an independent film called "My Bloody Wedding" by Morgan Mead. This year should be filled with great live performances all over the country as well as some special live events and music festival appearances.
  
  
  
  WHO: The Twin Cats, Ladymoon, Blue Luster, and The Max Allen Band
  WHEN: Friday January 1, 2010; doors at 9, show at 9:30
  WHERE: The Vogue
  COST: $5
  Talk about it here.

• Album Review: RESURFACE [+ Show ]
  

  Ladymoon is a roller coaster of sound-provoked emotion. Resurface begins as a jolly gallop down the ...Ladymoon is a roller coaster of sound-provoked emotion. Resurface begins as a jolly gallop down the border of rock and psychedelia. For once, a wandering band that doesn't purposely try to loose their listeners. But they have a harder edge, too, with a dash of Umphrey's diceyness.
  
  The sounds of Ladymoon are often so distinctly representative of varying moods that they paint vivid pictures with notes; jogging down a hilly trail through the woods or a rusty robot trudging toward me.
  
  Tucked away on a few select tracks are special, intimate moments with Ryan Brown's guitar that call out inspiration from the all-mighty Buckethead, but with an avant-garde twist.
  
  Tripped out funk? Sure. Try 'Money Shot'. Or 'March of The Sugar Plum Fairy' meets The Disco Biscuits? How about track #7, Rumpelstiltskin.
  
  Rumored to already be working on their next album, Ladymoon promises their next release to be more of a rock concert and less of a musical excursion. Even if this is so, Resurface proves the band extremely capable of performing engrossing extended jam sessions. Live, these skills create a fresh, unique show every time.

• one on one with ladymoon [+ Show ]
  

  I am hanging out with one of the most talented bands in the area. This is a band that is pretty new...I am hanging out with one of the most talented bands in the area. This is a band that is pretty new to the scene and is making their mark by an incredible stage presence and raw talent behind it to back it up. Playing shows all over the Midwest make sure you take a chance to catch these guys rock your night. Sit back and relax as I am proud to introduce Ladymoon.
  
  Where did you guys all meet?
  
  Kris and I have known each other since we were eight years old. We grew up on in the same neighborhood on the north side of Indianapolis. We met George Mallers at a show in Fort Wayne about six years ago and re-met him when he was playing with a band the Franchize. I met Nick about six years ago with I did a pick up gig with the Mitchell Street Band.
  
  When did you realize that you wanted to make a run at this?
  
  I have always wanted to perform. But I have realized recently that this is the right lineup and could be a band that could finally break for me.
  
  How long have you all been together?
  
  The original lineup was in college between 2001 and 2003 with Kris, Mark McKowen, and myself on drums. We took a few years of and played in different groups. In September of 2007 we reunited and just this past August Mark got married and decided to stop performing. We picked up Nick and George about three months ago and have been rehearsing and performing ever since. We are about to record a new record this week.
  
  What is the largest crowd you guys have ever played for?
  We have played a few festivals in the past for quite a few people.
  
  The smallest?
  
  The bartender and the doorman.
  
  Any tattoos in the group?
  
  Kris has a tribal looking tattoo on his arm.
  
  PC or Mac?
  
  I use a PC and Nick and George use a Mac. Kris doesn’t know what a computer is.
  
  What are you drinking on stage?
  
  We have been trying to get everyone to drink water but you may see the occasional PBR.
  
  What is your favorite venue to play?
  
  That’s hard to say. One of my favorites was the Buskirk Chumley In Bloomington.
  
  Who are some of your biggest influences?
  
  There are many. I will mention a few. Beatles, Phish, Allman Brothers, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Zappa, etc. etc. etc.
  
  If you could meet anyone alive or dead who would it be?
  
  Not sure.
  
  Ham and cheese or peanut butter and jelly?
  
  PB and J.
  
  Where would you live if money was not an issue?
  
  Somewhere warm.
  
  So your bass player and I share the same last name. Are we related?
  
  Uncle dad? Not sure. I would have to ask him.
  
  What were some of the worst nicknames Potts has brought you?
  
  Sizzle Chest, Brownie (from Nick), P-Dick (which is what we call Nick). I think it’s silly when someone calls Kris Potsy.
  
  Where do you guys see yourself in five years?
  
  I think we can do what we intended on doing. We will have a good amount of success in the music industry in the next five years.
  
  Where does the inspiration come from in a new song?
  
  That could be anything. Some of the best songs that I have written happened in five minutes. Just spontaneous. It seems the ones you dwell on too much end up sucking.
  
  Who is the ringleader of the group?
  
  (Ryan) That would be me.
  
  If you could be any cartoon character who would you be and why?
  
  Some say I resemble Shaggy. But not sure that is whom I would choose. You ask tough questions.
  
  Let’s say you are about to headline at Verizon Wireless Music Center. Who is your opener?
  
  There are so many. I have always imagined that if I was in the position to choose then we would have our favorite band in every town we play in open. Like say we were in Oklahoma City and the Flaming Lips open. Not that they ever would but you get the idea. Let the big hometown band open.
  
  Let’s get some pizza. What toppings?
  
  Anything but anchovies or anything that simply does not belong on a pizza. Meats and veggies are always good. Nick would just say meat because he is a carnivore.
  
  You guys all have jobs or is music it?
  
  George, Nick, and I teach music. Kris is a stay at home Dad.
  
  What is your favorite color?
  
  Clear.
  
  Thoughts on the Jonas Brothers?
  
  Who are the Jonas Brothers? I don’t know much about them. But they seem to be made up in a Hollywood Studio.
  
  Is MySpace good or bad for musicians?
  
  MySpace is great. It is a free website that let’s you expand your fan base.
  
  When should we expect another album?
  
  Spring of 2009. Spread the word. We start tracking this week.
  
  I always let the artist get the last word. Go.
  
  Never put your coat in an oven at a late night party. Someone may end up turning on said oven and igniting your coat. It ends up making the house smell terrible and you have to walk back home cold and drunk.
  
  

• LADYMOON LP REVIEW [+ Show ]
  

  I’m imagining Ladymoon would be a fun band to see live! author: Midwest Bands.com Ladymoon is a ba...I’m imagining Ladymoon would be a fun band to see live!
  author: Midwest Bands.com
  Ladymoon is a band that has been enjoying quite a bit of success in the past few months, and after hearing their CD LadyMoon LP, I can understand why! One of the first bands to sign up with MWB, Ladymoon is a band that you can file under “Jam Band”, though I’m not sure that they can really be pigeonholed like that since they don’t really fit the typical mold. Much of the time, songs played by jam bands end up being extended freeform jams that can take up one whole side of an LP (for you younguns in the crowd, CD’s used to be made from vinyl or wax, and they had little grooves in them which a needle on a stylus arm tracked to create music. These nutty things were called records! Ask your parents if you’re still unclear; they may still have a few around!); however, the majority of the songs on this disc are actually short, and follow a pretty standard songwriting pattern. At the same time, they do maintain their “jammy” feel! The songs all sound like they are very fun to play, and include quirky elements that make them very unique! I’m imagining Ladymoon would be a fun band to see live! Some of the tracks sound like they were recorded live, so that is probably the vibe that I’m picking up! It’s difficult to try to compare Ladymoon to other bands, because their music is so unique! There are songs that are very jazzy, and others that reflect some other song style. Currently I’m listening to “Life Without a Light”, and it has a reggae feel; others have had a flamenco/Spanish flair, and others are just cool songs that you can’t really classify! Each individual musician (Ryan Brown on guitar/vocals, Kris Potts on bass, and drummer Mark McKowen) is a skilled musician in his own right. There is also a tight bond among them as they play, probably due to the hours that they have spent together writing music and playing free-form jam sessions. It is speculation at best, but I would imagine that practice sessions are very creative times! The hidden track on this CD makes me think that is probably the case. It is basically a free jam that starts at approximately 9 minutes and 26 seconds into the last track on the CD and lasts for about 6 and a half minutes! Take a listen to it and you’ll see what I mean. I really like the song selection and the way that the tracks on this CD have been arranged! The songs aren’t terminally long (it’s a sad fact of life, but we music lovers can tend to have short attention spans) and the styles are varied! It is truly one of the best Jam CDs that I’ve listened to! My favorite track is “Life Without A Light”; I like reggae music, so this one is right up my alley! The recording quality is also crystal clear on that track and it’s well written! My second favorite song is “”Remember You”; it is a very beautifully written sad song, remembering a love past. Sorry, I’m kind of a sucker for songs like that! Other favorites are “Boom Tic”, a funky, jazzy jam song (which has a really cool bass line), and “AEIOU”; this song is a South-of-the-border cantina song that’s fun to listen to, and it only has 5 words, so it’s easy to sing along while dancing! Really, there isn’t a bad track on the CD; just varying degrees of goodness! We have been working a little more closely with Ladymoon over the past few months, and it’s been interesting to see how they work. They are definitely committed to taking their music to the top! Far from being slackers, they are working hard to get the word out about Ladymoon! They’ve won two Battle of the Bands recently (Club LOGOS in Franklin, IN, and another in Plymouth, IN, and are involved in a Battle of the Bands on Fox 59 in Indy! Keep up the good work, guys! We’re hoping that you’ll be able to fulfill your dream of popularizing your very unique sound, and of setting a higher standard for music in the future! --Mark Lush, MidwestBands.com, 7/18/03 *Listen to Ladymoon on MWB RADIO!
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Setlist

We perform original rock music. Typical sets may be 45-75 minutes. We can play up to three 45 minute sets or two 75 minute sets. Covers may be performed if the club calls for it.

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COVER TUNES THAT WE CAN DO:
#34 - Dave Matthews Band
1979 - Smashing Pumpkins
3 Little Birds - Bob Marley
30 Days In The Hole - Humble Pie
96 Tears - Question Mark and the Mysterians
99 Luft Balloons - Nena
AC/DC Bag – Phish
Act Naturally – Buck Owens
After Midnight - Eric Clapton
Ain't Got You - Yardbirds
Ain't No Sunshine - Bill Withers
All Along The Watchtower – Bob Dylan
All In One - Bob Marley
All Right Now - Free
All The Young Dudes - Mott The Hoople
American Band - Grand Funk Railroad
And It Stoned Me – Van Morrison
Animal Zoo - Spirit
Are You Gonna Be My Girl - Jet
Are You Gonna Go My Way - Lenny Kravitz
Axilla - Phish
Baby Please Don't Go - Big Joe Williams
Back Betty - Ram Jam
Bad Bad Leroy Brown - Jim Croce
Badge - Cream
Ballroom Blitz - Sweet
Bang A Gong (Get It On) - TREX
Beauty Of Grey – Live
Beds Are Burning - Midnight Oil
Bell Bottom Blues – Eric Clapton
Bend Me Shape Me - American Breed
Big Empty – STP
Big Me - Foo Fighters
Billie Jean - Michael Jackson
Birthday - The Beatles
Black – Pearl Jam
Black And White - Three Dog Night
Black Hole Sun - Soundgarden
Black Magic Woman - Fleetwood Mac
Black Water - Doobie Brothers
Blister In The Sun – Violent Femmes
Blue Monday - New Order
Boom Boom - John Lee Hooker
Born In Chicago - Paul Butterfield Blues Band
Born Under A Bad Sign - Albert King
Brian Wilson - Barenaked Ladies
Brown Sugar - Rolling Stones
Buddy Holly - Weezer
Can You See Me - Jimi Hendrix
Can't You See - Marshall Tucker Band
Carry My Wayward Son - Kansas
Cars - Gary Numan
Champagne Supernova - Oasis
Change - Blind Melon
Change (In The House Of Flies) - Deftones
Character Zero - Phish
Cheap Sunglasses - ZZ Top
Cherub Rock – Smashing Pumpkins
Chest Fever - The Band
Children Of The Revolution – TREX
Cissy Strut - The Meters
Clint Eastwood - Gorillaz
Come And Get It - Badfinger
Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd
Cortez The Killer – Neil Young
Crazy Little Thing Called Love - Queen
Crosstown Traffic - Jimi Hendrix
Cult Of Personality - Living Color
Dance To The Music - Sly and The Family Stone
Darling Nikki - Prince
Dead Flowers – Rolling Stones
Dear Mr. Fantasy - Traffic
Dig A Pony - The Beatles
Divided Sky - Phish
Don’t Be Cruel - Elvis
Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood - Animals
Don't Let Me Down - The Beatles
Drain You - Nirvana
Drift Away - Dobie Gray
Drive - REM
Drive - The Cars
Earache My Eye - Cheech And Chong
Elderly Woman – Pearl Jam
Everlong – Foo Fighters
Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere - Neil Young
Evil Ways - Santana
Faith - George Michael
Fake Plastic Trees – Radiohead
Fame - David Bowie
Farmhouse - Phish
Feel The Pain - Dinosaur Jr.
Feeling Alright - Joe Cocker
Fight For Your Right To Party - Beastie Boys
Fight Test – Flaming Lips
Fire - Jimi Hendrix
Fire On The Bayou - The Meters
Float On - Modest Mouse
Fly Like An Eagle - Steve Miller Band
Folsom Prison Blues – Johnny Cash
For Your Love - The Yardbirds
Foxy Lady - Jimi Hendrix
Frankenstein - Edgar Winter Group
Friends In Low Places – Garth Brooks
Funk 49 - James Gang
Get Out My Life Woman - Allen Toussaint
Get Ready - Rare Earth
Go All The Way - The Raspberries
Good Times, Bad Times - Led Zeppelin
Green Eyed Lady - Sugarloaf
Green Onions - Booker T and the MG's
Hand Me Down World - The Guess Who
Happy Together - Turtles
Hard To Handle - Black Crowes/Otis Redding
Having An Average Weekend - Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet
Head Over Heals - Tears For Fears
Heart Of Gold - Neil Young
Here Comes Your Man- The Pixies
Hey Hey What Can I Do – Led Zeppelin
Hey Joe – Jimi Hendrix
Hey Pocky A-Way - The Meters
Higher Ground - Stevie Wonder
Highway Starr - Deep Purple
Hit The Road Jack - Ray Charles
Hole In My Life - The Police
How Soon Is Now? - The Smiths
Hush - Deep Purple
I Am One - Smashing Pumpkins
I Can See Clearly - Johnny Nash
I Gotta Line - Spirit
I Shall Be Released - Bob Dylan
I Want To Rock And Roll All Night - Kiss
I Want You (She's So Heavy) - The Beatles
I Want You To Want Me - Cheap Trick
I Won't Back Down - Tom Petty
I’d Love To Change The World – Ten Years After
I’m Not Your Stepping Stone – Monkees
I’m Waiting For The Man – Velvet Underground
I'm A Man - Spencer Davis Group
I'm Ready - Muddy Waters
I'm Your Captain/Closer To Home - Grand Funk Railroad
I'm Yours - Jason Mraz
In Between Days – The Cure
In The Flesh - Pink Floyd
In The Streets - Big Star
Informer - Snow
Inner City Blues - Marvin Gaye
Interstate Love Song - Stone Temple Pilots
Island In The Sun - Weezer
It Hurts Me Too - Elmore James
Itchycoo Park – Small Faces
Jack Straw – Grateful Dead
Jailhouse Rock - Elvis
Jumper – Third Eye Blind
Jumping Jack Flash - Rolling Stones
Just - Radiohead
Just Like Me - Paul Reveere And The Raiders
Just What I Needed - The Cars
Karma Police - Radiohead
Keep Me Hanging On - Vanilla Fundge
Key To The Highway - Big Bill Broonzy
Killing In The Name - Rage Against The Machine
Kiss - Prince
Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door – Bob Dylan
Kodachrome - Paul Simon
Lady Madonna – Beatles
Laid - James
Last Nite - The Strokes
Late At Night - The Subdudes
Layla - Eric Clapton
Learn To Fly – Foo Fighters
Leave The Biker – Fountains Of Wayne
Light Up Or Leave Me Alone - Traffic
Like A Rolling Stone – Bob Dylan
Live And Let Die - Paul McCartney and Wings
Lodi - Creedence Clearwater Revival
Lola - The Kinks
Long As I Can See The Light - Creedence Clearwater Revival
Long Train Running - Doobie Brothers
Love Song - The Cure
Lump - Presidents Of The United States Of America
Mad World - Tears For Fears
Magnolia Mountain - Ryan Adams
Mamma Tried – Merel Haggard
Man In Me – Bob Dylan
Man Who Sold The World – David Bowie
Manic Depression - Jimi Hendrix
Mary Jane’s Last Dance – Tom Petty
Master Of Puppets - Metallica
Mellow Yellow – Donovan
Midnight Rider - Allman Brothers
Miss You - Rolling Stones
Momma Tried - Merle Haggard
Money - The Beatles
Monkey Gone To Heaven - The Pixies
Mony Mony - Tommy James
Motel Blues – Loudon Wainwrite III
Mother’s Little Helper – Rolling Stones
Move It On Over – Hank Williams
Mr. Blue Sky - Electric Light Orchestra
Mr. Spaceman – The Byrds
My Doorbell - White Stripes
My Guitar Wants To Kill Your Momma - Frank Zappa
My Little Red Book - Love
Never Been Any Reason - Head East
No Matter What - Badfinger
Nothing Compares 2 U - Prince
Nothing From Nothing - Billy Preston
Oh Well - Fleetwood Mac
Old Man – Neil Young
On A Plain – Nirvana
One - Three Dog Night
One - U2
One Way Out - Allman Brothers
Out On The Weekend – Neil Young
Paint It Black - Rolling Stones
Paranoid Android - Radiohead
Pick Up The Pieces - Average White Band
Picture Book - Kinks
Pictures Of You - The Cure
Plush – Stone Temple Pilots
Point OF No Return - Kansas
Possum Kingdom - The Toadies
Powder Finger – Neil Young
Psycho Killer – Talking Heads
Purple Haze - Jimi Hendrix
Pusherman - Curtis Mayfield
Radar Love - Golden Earring
Rebel, Rebel - David Bowie
Red House - Jimi Hendrix
Remember - Jimi Hendrix
Revolution - The Beatles
Ride Captain Ride - Blues Image
Rock Lobster - B52's
Rock N' Roll - Led Zeppelin
Rock N Roll Part 2 - Gary Glitter
Rock N' Roll Stew - Traffic
Rock The Casba - The Clash
Rockin’ In The Free World – Neil Young
Roses Are Free - Ween
Rudy Can't Fail - The Clash
Running Down A Dream - Tom Petty
Santa Monica - Everclear
Santaria - Sublime
Scarlet Begonias - Grateful Dead
School's Out - Alice Cooper
Send Me On My Way - Rusted Root
September Gurls – Big Star
Seven Nation Army - White Stripes
Sex Type Thing - Stone Temple Pilots
Shapes Of Things - The Yardbirds
She Belongs To Me – Bob Dylan
She Don't Use Jelly - Flaming Lips
She Talks To Angels - Black Crowes
She's Not There - The Zombies
Shine - Collective Soul
Shining Star - Earth Wind And Fire
Shotgun - Junior Walker
Signs - Tesla
Sir Duke - Stevie Wonder
Sister Christian - Night Ranger
Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay - Otis Redding
Skin It Back - Little Feat
Slippin' Into Darkness - War
Smokestack Lightning - Howling Wolf
Sock It To Me Baby - Mitch Rider
Something in The Air - Thunderclap Newman
Song 2 - Blur
Soulshine - Warren Haynes
Spirit Of Radio - Rush
Spoonful - Willie Dixon
Statesboro Blues - Taj Mahal
Steal My Kisses – Ben Harper
Stir It Up - Johnny Nash
Stone Cold Crazy - Queen
Stone Free - Jimi Hendrix
Stormy Monday - T Bone Walker
Story In Your Eyes – Moody Blues
Stuck In The Middle – Stealers Wheel
Sucked Out - Superdrag
Sultans Of Swing - Dire Straits
Sunny Afternoon – Kinks
Sunshine – Jonathan Edwards
Sunshine Of Your Love - Cream
Superstition - Stevie Wonder
Sweet Child O' Mine - Guns And Roses
Sweet Home Chicago - Robert Johnson
Sweet Leaf - Black Sabbath
Swingtown - Steve Miller Band
Tainted Love - Soft Cell
Take Me Out - Franz Ferdinand
Take On Me - A-Ha
Take Your Momma Out – Scissor Sisters
Tax Man - The Beatles
Tears In The Rain – Joe Satriani
Tempted - Squeeze
Thank You – Led Zeppelin
The Boys Are Back In Town - Thin Lizzy
The Game Of Love - Wayne Fontana and The Mind Benders
The General - Dispatch
The Harder They Come – Jimmy Cliff
The Joker – Steve Miller Band
The Letter – Box Tops
The Man In Me - Bob Dylan
The Old Apartment – Bare Naked Ladies
The Thrill Is Gone - BB King
The Weight – The Band
The Word - The Beatles
Thick As A Brick – Jethro Tull
Time After Time – Cyndi Lauper
Time Has Come Today - Chambers Brothers
To Be Young – Ryan Adams
Tonight I’ll Be Staying Here With You – Bob Dylan
Tonight I'm Gonna Rock It Tonight - Spinal Tap
Toys In The Attic - Aerosmith
Turn On Your Love Light - Grateful Dead/Bobby Bland
Turn The Page – Bob Seger
Two Princes - Spin Doctors
Tyler - The Toadies
Under My Thumb – Rolling Stones
Under Pressure - Queen/Bowie
Under The Bridge – Red Hot Chili Peppers
Use Me - Bill Withers
Vasoline - Stone Temple Pilots
Vehicle - Ides Of March
Walk Away - James Gang
Walk Don't Run - The Ventures
Walk This Way - Aerosmith
War - Edwin Starr
War Pigs - Black Sabbath
Warf Rat - Grateful Dead
Waste – Phish
Watching The Detectives - Elvis Costello
We Gotta Get Outta This Place - Animals
What I Got - Sublime
What I Say - Ray Charles
What Your Doing - Rush
What’s Up – 4 Non Blondes
What's So Funny Bout Peace, Love and Understanding - Elvis Costello
When Doves Cry - Prince
Whipping Post - Allman Brothers
White Room - Cream
Who's Making Love To Your Old Lady - Johnnie Taylor
Why Can't We Be Friends - War
Wild Thing - Tone Loc
Will It Go Round In Circles - Billy Preston
Wind Cries Mary – Jimi Hendrix
Wonderwall - Oasis
Working Man - Rush
World Of Pain - Cream
Yer So Bad – Tom Petty
You Get What You Give - New Radicals
You Keep Me Hanging On - Vanilla Fudge
You Really Got Me - The Kinks
You Wreck Me – Tom Petty
Ziggy Stardust – David Bowie

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