"From Nashville To Kentucky", the My Morning Jacket illustrated discography 1995-2006: pre-My Morning Jacket

"FROM NASHVILLE TO KENTUCKY"
the illustrated MY MORNING JACKET discography 1995-2006

- pre-My Morning Jacket -

This page has been extracted from "1891", the My Morning Jacket history 1891-2004,
and was last updated on August 11, 2007.

Please send if you have any corrections or additional information. Thank you!

LP
Shakin' Sheila (US)
SHSLP#6
1995

Month Of Sundays / Did You Bury Yourself Again?

meat side
In Truth
So Many People
Window Is Broken
Ashtray
potato side
What's A Handsome Guy Like You Doing In This Part Of Town?
Gloriana Dying
The Day After
Carmine
On The Surface

James Olliges (guitar and vocals)
Aaron Todovich (guitar and backing vocals)
Ben Blandford (bass)
Dave Givan (drums)
"Nine schizophrenic songs with an unintentionally low-fi production that go from more pop-structured tunes to noisy, chaotic rock."

33 r.p.m.
white 7" vinyl single
ltd. ed. of 300 copies
Shakin' Sheila (US)
SHS-8
1997

Month Of Sundays / School's Out

Certain Days
Aw Shit
Hey Sally

School's Out, is a three song 7 inch, which was recorded in August of 1996, and released in 1997 as the follow up to their full length debut album. More consistent stylistically than their album, the record features the songs Certain Days, Aw Shit and Hey Sally. This was the last recording made by the original lineup. As of May 1997 the line-up was: James Olliges (guitar/vocals), Ben Blandford (bass), Dave Givan (drums), and Lance Smith (guitar).
This is supposed to be a limited edition of 300 copies (as printed on the back of the sleeve as well as on a sticker on the front. However, another source lists this as limited to 500 copies.

split 7" single
Street Records (US)
str 07
1997

Winter Death Club split single w/ Eurogression
The Winter Death Club tracks are:

Manger
Race Track

Winter Death Club formed in March 1997. The line-up was: Johnny Quaid (guitar/vocals), Tom Blankenship (later known as "Two Tone" Tommy) (guitar), Patrick Nevins (bass), and J. Glenn (drums).

LP/CD
Omnicron Records (US)
record release no. 4
Omc-4.5
1997

hotel Roy / Helicopters
The first (and only?) release from Louisville's hotel Roy, Helicopters features Jim Olliges on vocals.

Helicopters
It Came From Norway
Elevators To The Sky
Smiling In My Sleep
Check In...
8:00 Everyday
I Hear Water Running
The Bark On The Trees Was Darker Than Usual As If It Has Rained

from the insert:
recorded and produced at the home of the world renowned Scott Anthony Thomas
Welcome to hotel Roy
our staff:
Alex Smith - bell boy (guitar)
John Carswell - chaplain (bass guitar)
King Thomas - deskman (drum kit)
Tim Cushing - chef (guitar)
and your entertainment for the evening...
Jim Olliges
This was released on Omnicron Records in Louisville, KY on vinyl only at first. Due to some objections from various parties over language used on the album cover, all remaining copies were destroyed, and an edited version was released on CD.

CD
Noise Pollution (US)
Noise01CD
August 30, 1999

Various Artists / In Native Soil

A Viper’s Way by Red Sun
Nickel Lip Service by Ousia
All Fucking Pigs by Cherub Scourge
Nowhere Baby by Out.
Amazing Stories by Aasee Lake
Another Nail For My Heart by Elliott
Aubade by Eleven Eleven
Grab You By The Arm by The Enkindels
Paycheck by Bodyhammer
Forever by My Own Victim
Pony Harbor by McAfee
Invisible by Drifting Luke
Chinese Gasoline by The Pennies
Strung Out On Music by Metroschifter
Fast Freddie by Wino
One Salty Kiss by Month Of Sundays

The line-up as listed in the booklet with this recording was: Dave Givan (drums), Ben Blandford (bass), and Jim Olliges (guitar/vocals).
Noise Pollution also has two MP3's to listen to (go to the 'archives' page):
The Right To Bear My Name was recorded during the sessions for the School's Out seven inch at DSL in August 1996 and was never released. Bruise was recorded by Kevin Coultas in his parents' basement in spring of 1997. It was intended to be included on the In Native Soil compilation, but was later replaced with another Month of Sundays song (as listed above).

MC
Concrete Records (US)

Various Artists / Can You Scream!

Subtle - Search Yourself
Four Rose Society - Bitter Pill
Blacklisted - The Hitchhiker, Matchbox Car
Years End - Brace
Madison - Gender
Sgirob - Polo Pony, Duct
Dementia - Smothered, What Waits For Me, Worlds End
Southpaw - Violation
Valence - Decredd
Month of Sundays - Austin Sleeps at Night
Array - 666
Skam Impaired - Found It
Spodie - Low Down
Blangk - ?, Will I
Infringe - Solid
Synapsis - September

This compilation was a benefit for the Center For Women And Families in Louisville, KY.

CD
Removador Recordings
and Solutions (US)
RRS001
May 22, 2007

Mont de Sundua / Mont de Sundua

Space Beast
One Salty Kiss
Skipping Song
Women (The Kind We Like)
Two Shotguns
Wanna See My Bruise Again?
Boots Bar
Ride It
Dynomite Explosion
64 East
Snails And Eels (live) [unlisted]

Mont de Sundua: the Louisville KY band formerly known as "Month Of Sundays," founded in 1992.

Ben Blandford - bass • Dave Givan - drums • Jim James - gtr/vox • Brian Schreck - sax

Recorded at Above the Cadillac Studio, Shelbyville, KY by Johnny Quaid and Mont de Sundua in 1998,
except "Bruise" and "Ride It" recorded by Kevin Coultas and "Snails And Eels" recorded live at WRFL.

Mixed at the Funeral Home by Kevin Ratterman and Mont de Sundua in 2006.

All songs written by Mont de Sundua, copyright 1998. Graphic design by Danny Cash in 2007.

Why did it take almost ten years to release these songs after they were recorded? We don't know.
Copyright 1998/2007 • Removador Recordings and Solutions • www.montdesundua.com

other sections
Albums
Singles & EP's
Various artists compilations with exclusive tracks
A list of the main collaborations / guest appearances
For every song released by My Morning Jacket check out the alphabetical songlist!

My Morning Jacket

LP Shakin' Sheila (US) SHSLP#6 1995	Month Of Sundays / Did You Bury Yourself Again? meat side In Truth So Many People Window Is Broken Ashtray potato side What's A Handsome Guy Like You Doing In This Part Of Town? Gloriana Dying The Day After Carmine On The Surface James Olliges (guitar and vocals) Aaron Todovich (guitar and backing vocals) Ben Blandford (bass) Dave Givan (drums) "Nine schizophrenic songs with an unintentionally low-fi production that go from more pop-structured tunes to noisy, chaotic rock."
33 r.p.m. white 7" vinyl single ltd. ed. of 300 copies Shakin' Sheila (US) SHS-8 1997	Month Of Sundays / School's Out Certain Days Aw Shit Hey Sally School's Out, is a three song 7 inch, which was recorded in August of 1996, and released in 1997 as the follow up to their full length debut album. More consistent stylistically than their album, the record features the songs Certain Days, Aw Shit and Hey Sally. This was the last recording made by the original lineup. As of May 1997 the line-up was: James Olliges (guitar/vocals), Ben Blandford (bass), Dave Givan (drums), and Lance Smith (guitar). This is supposed to be a limited edition of 300 copies (as printed on the back of the sleeve as well as on a sticker on the front. However, another source lists this as limited to 500 copies.
split 7" single Street Records (US) str 07 1997	Winter Death Club split single w/ Eurogression The Winter Death Club tracks are: Manger Race Track Winter Death Club formed in March 1997. The line-up was: Johnny Quaid (guitar/vocals), Tom Blankenship (later known as "Two Tone" Tommy) (guitar), Patrick Nevins (bass), and J. Glenn (drums).
LP/CD Omnicron Records (US) record release no. 4 Omc-4.5 1997	hotel Roy / Helicopters The first (and only?) release from Louisville's hotel Roy, Helicopters features Jim Olliges on vocals. Helicopters It Came From Norway Elevators To The Sky Smiling In My Sleep Check In... 8:00 Everyday I Hear Water Running The Bark On The Trees Was Darker Than Usual As If It Has Rained from the insert: recorded and produced at the home of the world renowned Scott Anthony Thomas Welcome to hotel Roy our staff: Alex Smith - bell boy (guitar) John Carswell - chaplain (bass guitar) King Thomas - deskman (drum kit) Tim Cushing - chef (guitar) and your entertainment for the evening... Jim Olliges This was released on Omnicron Records in Louisville, KY on vinyl only at first. Due to some objections from various parties over language used on the album cover, all remaining copies were destroyed, and an edited version was released on CD.
CD Noise Pollution (US) Noise01CD August 30, 1999	Various Artists / In Native Soil A Viper’s Way by Red Sun Nickel Lip Service by Ousia All Fucking Pigs by Cherub Scourge Nowhere Baby by Out. Amazing Stories by Aasee Lake Another Nail For My Heart by Elliott Aubade by Eleven Eleven Grab You By The Arm by The Enkindels Paycheck by Bodyhammer Forever by My Own Victim Pony Harbor by McAfee Invisible by Drifting Luke Chinese Gasoline by The Pennies Strung Out On Music by Metroschifter Fast Freddie by Wino One Salty Kiss by Month Of Sundays The line-up as listed in the booklet with this recording was: Dave Givan (drums), Ben Blandford (bass), and Jim Olliges (guitar/vocals). Noise Pollution also has two MP3's to listen to (go to the 'archives' page): The Right To Bear My Name was recorded during the sessions for the School's Out seven inch at DSL in August 1996 and was never released. Bruise was recorded by Kevin Coultas in his parents' basement in spring of 1997. It was intended to be included on the In Native Soil compilation, but was later replaced with another Month of Sundays song (as listed above).
MC Concrete Records (US)	Various Artists / Can You Scream! Subtle - Search Yourself Four Rose Society - Bitter Pill Blacklisted - The Hitchhiker, Matchbox Car Years End - Brace Madison - Gender Sgirob - Polo Pony, Duct Dementia - Smothered, What Waits For Me, Worlds End Southpaw - Violation Valence - Decredd Month of Sundays - Austin Sleeps at Night Array - 666 Skam Impaired - Found It Spodie - Low Down Blangk - ?, Will I Infringe - Solid Synapsis - September This compilation was a benefit for the Center For Women And Families in Louisville, KY.
CD Removador Recordings and Solutions (US) RRS001 May 22, 2007	Mont de Sundua / Mont de Sundua Space Beast One Salty Kiss Skipping Song Women (The Kind We Like) Two Shotguns Wanna See My Bruise Again? Boots Bar Ride It Dynomite Explosion 64 East Snails And Eels (live) [unlisted] Mont de Sundua: the Louisville KY band formerly known as "Month Of Sundays," founded in 1992. Ben Blandford - bass • Dave Givan - drums • Jim James - gtr/vox • Brian Schreck - sax Recorded at Above the Cadillac Studio, Shelbyville, KY by Johnny Quaid and Mont de Sundua in 1998, except "Bruise" and "Ride It" recorded by Kevin Coultas and "Snails And Eels" recorded live at WRFL. Mixed at the Funeral Home by Kevin Ratterman and Mont de Sundua in 2006. All songs written by Mont de Sundua, copyright 1998. Graphic design by Danny Cash in 2007. Why did it take almost ten years to release these songs after they were recorded? We don't know. Copyright 1998/2007 • Removador Recordings and Solutions • www.montdesundua.com

other sections	Albums Singles & EP's Various artists compilations with exclusive tracks A list of the main collaborations / guest appearances For every song released by My Morning Jacket check out the alphabetical songlist!