St. Johnny
St. Johnny were a New York-based rock band, formed in 1989 and split c.1995. They were signed to DGC Records.
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| Origin | Hartford, Connecticut, United States |
| Genres | Alternative rock |
| Years active | 1989–1995 |
| Labels | Ajax Records (Chicago), Rough Trade Records, Caroline Records, DGC Records, Geffen |
| Associated acts | Grand Mal |
| Members | Bill Whitten Jim Roberto Jim Elliot Tom Goss Tom Leonard Wayne Letitia |
Members
- Bill Whitten 1989-1995 (vocals, guitar)
- Tom Leonard 1989-1993 (guitar)
- Jim Elliot 1989-1995 (bass)
- Wayne Letitia 1989-1994 (drums)
- Sean Mackowiak 1989-1990 (guitar)
- "Lucky" Jim Roberto 1993-1995 (guitar)
- Tom Goss 1994-1995 (drums)
Discography[1]
Singles & EPs
- Four Songs (7") (Asthma Record) 1992
- Go To Sleep (7″) (Ajax Records) 1992
- A Car or A Boy (7″) (DGC) 1993
- Gilligan/Live at the Sports Page Cafe… (7″) (Twisted Village) 1994
- I Give Up/One Of The Boys (7″) (Love Kit) 1994
- Scuba Diving/Welcome Back Kotter (7″) (DGC)
Full-Length
- High As A Kite (Rough Trade(UK)/Caroline(US)) 1993
- Speed Is Dreaming (DGC) 1994
- Let It Come Down (DGC) 1995
Tracks Appear On
- “Ashes and Slashes” My Companion Turn of the Century (LP) 1990
- “Wild Goose Chasing” DGC Rarities: Vol.1 (CD) (Geffen Records) 1994
- “Scuba Diving” Buy-Product (CD, Comp) (Geffen Records) 1995
- “Scuba Diving” CMJ New Music April – Volume 20 (CD, Promo) (College Music Journal) 1995
- Incredible Son of Swag (CD) (Geffen/DGC) 1995
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