Mummydogs

MUMMYDOGS

When THIN WHITE ROPE broke up in 1992, they broke the rock world's heart. Ten years on: the return of Guy Kyser should be greeted with a frenzied anticipation akin to the second coming of Christ.

The MummyDogs formed in northern California several times between 1996 and 2000. They named themselves after the frankfurters that go round and round at the mini-market and are never purchased. First they learned the theme song for the '60s cartoon show "King Kong." Like their namesake, it was funny and sad and kind of Egyptian. Following detours through Barry White, Ennio Morricone, delta blues and cracker country, the MummyDogs developed a grungy melodic pop sound laced with maracas and feedback.

Band features former members of Thin White Rope, Chance The Gardener, Beatrice 9, Jem And Scout, and Thornucopia.

Cary Rodda - bass
Paul Takushi - drums and percussion
Johanna Kyser - keyboards, vocals and percussion
Guy Kyser - vocals and guitar

1. Dark Green Car
2. Fly Away
3. Pearl
4. Operator
5. Ask Me No Questions
6. Paul of the Jungle
7. Red Bandana
8. Put Your Love in Me
9. Tuco's Theme
10. Zulu Time
11. Look at the People
12. Rim
13. Truck

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