John Faye

John Faye is a singer-songwriter from Newark, Delaware. John first rose to the spotlight with as front man of The Caulfields, who were signed to A&M Records from 1995 to 1997 He has also been involved with a few other projects in the Philadelphia area, most notably with IKE and as half of the duo John & Brittany from 2011 until their final show on October 17, 2014.[1] John attended the University of Delaware and graduated with a degree in English. John's new backing band goes by the name "Those Meddling Kids".

John Faye
BornNovember 21, 1966
OriginNewark, Delaware
GenresRock, Alternative rock, Pop rock
Years active1995–present
LabelsA&M Records, It Keeps Evolving Records
Associated actsThose Meddling Kids, The Caulfields, John & Brittany, The John Faye Power Trip, IKE, Beat Clinic

Discography

John Faye/Solo

  • Meddling Kid (2015)

With The Caulfields

  • Whirlgig (1995)[2]
  • L (1997)[3]
  • B-Sides and Rarities 1993–1997 (2005)[4]

With John & Brittany[5][6]

  • John & Brittany (EP) (2011)
  • Start Sinning (2013)
  • Crookedletta, Crookedletta (2013)
  • Stories to be Told (EP) (2014)

With IKE[7]

  • Parallel Universe (2003)
  • Bumper Sticker Wisdom (DVD)(2004)
  • In Real Life (2005)
  • Where to Begin (2008)
  • Tie The Knot With All That You Got (2009)
  • The Little People, Church & The Steeple (2011)
  • The Other Shoe Always Drops (Benefit Single – 2013)

With John Faye Power Trip[8]

  • John Faye Power Trip (1999)
gollark: And yet the government ignored me when I asked for the bear arms I am owed by the constitution.
gollark: Insect meat is apparently a thing™ now.
gollark: I'm vegetarian anyway (don't like meat's taste) personally.
gollark: Equivalent by, er, energy content.
gollark: Isn't meat generally more expensive than equivalent vegetables?

References
  1. "It is with heavy but optimistic hearts..."
  2. "Amazon Store: Whirlgig"
  3. "Amazon Store: L"
  4. "Discogs: B-Sides and Rarities 1993–1997"
  5. "John & Brittany: Store"
  6. "John & Brittany: Full Story"
  7. "Ike: Store"
  8. "Ike: Store"


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