George Brigman Photo Gallery
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This is the cover of the 300 copy cassette edition which was the first release of "I Can Hear the Ants Dancin" in 1982. This was George's first release in 5 years and acquired an international following over the years and was reissued on vinyl by Or in 1995. The current Bona Fide Records CD has an additional 10 cuts which for the first time ever collect all the Split recordings, including the amazing never before released 8 minute jam "And Then Came the Rains"
The 5 song EP Silent Bones was a tribute to George's good friend and bassist , the late Mitchell Myers. It features some amazing bass playing from Mitch who never got a chance to fulfill his great promise. Small quantities of the original EP are available. Please write for more info
Left to right--George, Allan Marcum--bass, Rick Williams drums. This mid 80s lineup lasted for a few years with both Al and Rick leaving and rejoining every so often. Al would help out with vocals as well.
George Brigman released his 1st lp on his own label, named after his fave band, the Groundhogs' Solid LP in 1975. 30 years later the LP is still attracting new fans! Side one is filled with cuts that have become underground garage classics over the years like the title cut, DMT, Don't Bother Me and Schoolgirl. The pressing plant seemed to lack any quality control and apparently even had trouble getting the labels on right!
Here stands the amp responsible for George's guitar burn on Jungle Rot. Photo from inside "the Hole" at the time of the Jungle Rot recordings.
