John Cipollina Discography

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Steve Keyser Interview

Dinosaurs (self titled)

           1988

1. Lay Back Baby       

2. Strange Way       

3. Do I Move You?       

4. Butcher's Boy       

5. Good Old Rock and Roll       

6. Fossil Fuel       

7. Resurrection Rag       

8. Motel Party Baby       

9. Who Makes the Moves?       

10. Mona 

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Friends Of Extinction

           2004

Disc: 1

1. Lay Back Baby       

2. Strange Way       

3. Do I Move You?       

4. Butcher's Boy       

5. Good Old Rock and Roll       

6. Fossil Fuel       

7. Resurrection Rag       

8. Motel Party Baby       

9. Who Makes the Moves?       

10. Mona       

11. Honky Tonk Jekyll Hyde     12. Overnight

    

Disc: 2

1. Dance       

2. Amagamlin Street       

3. No More Country Girls       

4. Love Machine       

5. I Can't Get Started With You    6. Built for Comfort       

7. Blind Man       

8. Codine       

9. Closer

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Dinosaurs Live Shows (Windows Media/Real Audio Required)

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Merle Saunders

     1934-2008

"Stay focused is all I can say. If you really stay focused, you can do it. Be prepared and know your trade inside and out. Know music. If you're going to rehearse with somebody, act like you're interested. So many kids don't stay focused. Get high on music. "

--Merl Saunders, 2003

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Jon Pareles's 1988 article on the Dinosaurs in the New York Times