Banjo, guitar, vocals, brass, organ,
et al. All the TFUL282 boys wear dresses occasionally,
but Davies is closest to the Vogue ideal. I like him because
he seems non-threatening. I would buy plastic dolls shaped
like Mark Davies. To answer a FAQ: Davies is cute and blond like me but we're otherwise unrelated.
Anne Eickelberg
Bass et that's pretty much al. Sometimes sexist reviewers call her "the
singer." She does actually take charge of a couple of songs
on The Funeral Pudding;
she's strict with them, but fair. Eickelberg has also recorded some solo work
on bonus 45s and published excerpts from her adolescent diary in
Bananafish.
Brian Hageman
Mandolin, vocals, guitar, et in arcadia ego.
Hageman is wholesome and boyish. Like what people who
aren't from the Midwest expect Iowans to look like.
Jay Paget
Drums, tapes.
Paget used to be one third of World of Pooh, the third with the drums and tapes.
Hugh Swarts
Guitars, vocals.
A regular kind of guy. And, uh... well, if you want to know more,
you can always go write them yourself. They accept mail at:
Thwart Productions
PO Box 2827
Oakland, CA 94609
Paul Bergmann used to drum for TFUL282. I never saw him, but
I like to think that he looked like Chevy Chase.
Copyright 1995 Ray Davis