BIO
Lullaby for the Working Class was a seven peice acoustic band, consisting
of guitar, banjo, upright bass, violin, cello, drums, plus much more.
They have CD's that came out on Bar/None Records and they have 12"
and 7" records on Saddle Creek. The band began playing together
in 1994, and have went through many line-up changes, but always retaining
Ted on guitar and vocals and Mike on banjo, as well as other instruments.
Albums still in print (and also a Lullaby poster) are available in our
online store.
DOWNLOADS
'Inherent Song' from SONG realaudio
'Kitchen Song' from
SONG realaudio
Entire side A from
7" THE EBB & FLOW... realaudio
'Show Me How the Robots
Dance' from I NEVER EVEN... realaudio
'Hypnotist (song for
Daniel H.)' from I NEVER EVEN... realaudio
DISCOGRAPHY
12" (LBJ-27) released 11/01/99
CD on Bar/None
(LBJ-24), with silkscreened covers from Chicago's Jay Ryan. The music on this 7" is unavailable elsewhere.
12" on Saddle Creek
CD on Bar/None
12" on Saddle Creek (features one song unavailable on CD)
CD on Bar/None
SADDLE CREEK SAMPLER, Saddle Creek Records, 1998
CONSOLATION 7" Featuring February North 24th St.
IN HONOR OF MY STUMBLING 7"
