Saturday Morning Cartoons' Greatest Hits

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Includes liner notes by Ralph Sall. Personnel: Tom Gardocki (vocals, guitar, horns); Scott Hackwith (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Todd Lewis (vocals, guitar, background vocals); Gordon Gano, Jim Ellison, Juliana Hatfield, Page Hamilton, Trever Keith, Brad Nowell (vocals, guitar); Heather Grody (vocals, acoustic guitar); Mary Lou Lord, Matthew Sweet (vocals, background vocals); Joe Sib, Gibby Haynes, Dave Georgeff, Ted Ansani, Joey Ramone, Liz Phair, Angie Hart, Tim DeLaughter, Tanya Donelly (vocals); Dan Wilson , Darrel Herbert, Chad Yaro, Matt Riddle, Paul Leary (guitar, background vocals); Ross Childress, Wes Berggren, Simon Austin, Rob Echeverria, Joey Mazzola, Johnny Ramone, Richard Lloyd (guitar); Daniel Rey (electric guitar); Daniel Denholm (organ); Jacob Slichter (keyboards, drums, percussion, background vocals); Joe McGinty, Michael Railton (keyboards); Brian Ritchie (xylophone, background vocals); Mike Zelenko, Chris Gorman , Bryan Wakeland (drums, percussion); Rob Kurth, King Coffey, Scott Churilla, Mark Reznicek, Guy Hoffman (drums, background vocals); John Stanier, Marky Ramone (drums); Phil Friedmann, Eric Wilson, Lisa Umbarger, Will Turpin (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Peter McCabe; Ralph Sall. Liner Note Author: Ralph Sall. Recording information: Andora Studios, L.A., CA; Chicago Recording Company, Chicago, IL; Fort Apache; Kingsound, L.A., CA; Ocean Way, L.A., CA. Illustrators: Gary Panter; Glenn Barr; Andrew Davis . Photographers: Michael Muller; John Falls; Josh Coffman; Michael Lavine; Michael Halsband; Jeff Bender; Andrew Catlin. Unknown Contributor Role: Mary Lou Lord. What could be better for mid-'90s nostalgia than a trip to our pajama-wearing pasts with SATURDAY MORNING CATOONS' GREATEST HITS? Stay tuned as our favorite alterna-stars remember their teddy bear-clutching, remote-control-hogging youths. Listen to Dig funk their way through the theme from "Fat Albert And The Cosby Kids," to Liz Phair and Material Issue put their pop stamp on the Banana Splits ("The Tra-La-La Song"), and to the Violent Femmes as they add their typically wry humor to Judy Jetson's romantic tryst with rocker Jet Screamer in "Eep Op Ork A A (Means I Love You)."
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