This is about The Wahinis! – a band that existed in Minneapolis, MN in various configurations during the years 1990 – 1996.
Rising from the ashes of The 1,000,000 Megaton Explosion….The Wahinis!
Jennifer Jurgens : bass
Jill Krimmel : vocal
Dave Evenhouse : drums
John Crozier : guitar
Wendy Darst
Jim De Rogatis : drums
with special guests:
Kris Adams : sax
Chris Knott [Spectors]
Bill Dolan : guitar
The Wahinis! • Friday 29 May 1992
Minneapolis, MN • 7th St Entry
mono soundboard recording
duration : (42:11.32)
[01] Lately [end only • beginning truncated] (01:53.26)
[02] interim / comments (00:28.33)
[03] You Will See Me Tomorrow (If You Don’t Go Blind Tonight) (02:41.28)
[04] interim / comments (01:53.74)
[05] Sweet & Low (02:50.60)
[06] interim / tuning / comments (00:26.62)
[07] Love & Nightmare (03:34.14)
[08] interim / comments (00:22.14)
[09] I’m In Love To Stay And It Never Goes Away (01:41.29)
[10] Under Big City Lights (03:09.02)
[11] interim / tuning / comments (00:31.63)
[12] That Special Way (03:23.07)
[13] interim / comments (00:42.53)
[14] Baby Can’t You See That I’m Just A Monkey Swingin’ From Your Tree (01:54.24)
[15] interim / tuning (00:27.33)
[16] Red Ink (02:19.71)
[17] interim / comments (01:17.66)
[18] Space Truckin’ [Deep Purple] (03:43.65)
[19] Touch (03:34.55)
[20] Loose [The Stooges] [start] (00:20.38)
[21] Loose [The Stooges] [continued] (02:20.47)
[22] I Wanna Be Your Dog [The Stooges] (02:32.68)
Jennifer Jurgens : bass
Jill Krimmel : vocal
Dave Evenhouse : drums
John Crozier : guitar
Wendy Darst
with special guests:
Kris Adams : sax [9, 10]
Chris Knott [Spectors] : vocal [14]
Jim De Rogatis : drums [18]
Bill Dolan : guitar [20, 21, 22]
Lately: [end only – beginning truncated]
Loose: there is a brief gap at the beginning – possibly a tape flip?
The setlist included “I Woke Up” between “You Will See Me…” and “Sweet & Low” but it was not played.
Recorded / transferred / edited / tracked / tagged by: J.Free / Sonic Archives
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As always – it is definitely worth your time to track down any of the band’s releases!
The band’s 1990 and 1991 self-titled demo cassettes, along with two 7” singles, have been spotted on the discogs site.
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