Cat Butt
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Cat Butt was a Seattle, Washington rock group formed in 1987. The band did a short west coast tour, and then went on to record their first full-length album, "Journey to the Center Of". It was produced by Jack Endino of Skin Yard. To promote the album the band did a large U.S. tour, before disbanding in late 1990. Although not achieving the success of other Sub Pop bands, they maintained a loyal cult following in the Pacific Northwest.
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[edit] Members
- Danny Bland — bass
- James Burdyshaw — guitar (formerly of 64 Spiders).
- David Emanual Duet — vocals (formerly of Girl Trouble).
- Dean "Fly Daddy" Gunderson — bass
- John Michael "Amerika" — rhythm guitar
- Tom Price — rhythm guitar (formerly of The U-Men)
- Charlie Ryan — Drums (formerly of The U-Men)
- Erik "Erok" Peterson — drums
[edit] Personnel Changes
[edit] Cat Butt #1
First six months of 1987: The band on SupPop 200's "Big Cigar"
- David Emmanuel Duet — vocals
- James Burdyshaw — lead guitar
- John Michael Amerika — rhythm guitar
- Tom "Manny Eldorado" Price — bass
- Charlie "Circus" Ryan — drums
[edit] Cat Butt #2
Late 1987 - Summer 1988: Played on single, "64 Funny Cars"
- David Emmanuel Duet — vocals
- James Burdyshaw — lead guitar
- John Michael "Amerika" — rhythm guitar
- Dean "Fly-Daddy" Gunderson — bass
- Erik "Erok" Peterson — drums
[edit] Cat Butt #3
Summer 1988 - 1990: Played on SupPop Record "Journey To The Center Of Catbutt"
- David Emmanuel Duet — vocals
- James Burdyshaw — lead guitar
- Danny Bland — rhythm guitar
- Dean "Fly-Daddy" Gunderson — bass
- Erik "Erok" Peterson — drums
[edit] After Cat Butt
Price continued to work with The U-Men. He then left to form "The Kings of Rock", and in 1989, formed "Gas Huffer". Ryan remained with the U-Men. Bland joined "The Dwarves", and then joined "The Best Kissers in the World", with Mark Wooten of Zipgun. He was later replaced by Paul Schurr of Flop, and is now the manager for the "Supersuckers". Peterson went on to play with JTB[1], until 1993, and then The Purdins, until their disbandment in early 2000.
[edit] Discography
[edit] Full Lengths
- Journey to the Center of, on (Sub Pop) August 1989.
[edit] Singles
- 64 Funny Cars/Hell's Half Acre Single, on (Penultimate) August 1988
[edit] Compilations
- "Big Cigar" Sub Pop 200 Compilation, on (Sub Pop) December 1988
[edit] Trivia
"Come on over tonight/We'll put on some Cat Butt 'n' do it up right." -first verse, Guided By Voices "Pendulum" (Same Place the Fly Got Smashed, 1990)
