Jeffrey Evans is a singer and songwriter best known for his
Memphis, TN based bands '68 Comeback, The Gibsons Bros., South Filthy and his current solo career.
Evans' musical style combines elements of
rockabilly,
blues
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,
garage rock
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,
punk and
rock'n'roll.
History
Name
* Stage name of musician Jeffrey Evans.
* Listed as Monsieur Jeffrey Evans on some recordings.
Cities
* Evans began his musical career in
Columbus, Ohio
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in 1985.
* He moved to
Memphis, Tennessee in 1989.
Musical background
Influences
He has cited influences such as:
* blues musician
R. L. Burnside
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* rockabilly singer
Charlie Feathers
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* Claude "Blues Boss" Long
Mehr
* rock-n-roll pioneer Gene Vincent
* bluegrass flat-picker Doc Watson
He is considered an influence on bands such as:
* Los Raw Gospels
* the
Touch-Me-Nots
Instruments
* His primary instrument is guitar; he plays acoustic guitar, electric guitar, and
slide guitar
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.
* He plays
banjo
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,
Farfisa organ, and harmonica (
blues harp).
* He is also well known for his vocals.
Style
Evans' musical genre has been described as:
*
alternative rock
*
blues-rock
*
garage punk
*
garage rock revival
*
gutter blues
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*
indie rock
*
lo-fi
*
psychobilly
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*
punk blues
*
rockabilly
*
roots rock
*
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His on-stage antics include banter, story-telling, and tidbits of music history.
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He has written expressive liner notes.
Recording and Producing
He utilizes his Tillman Audio Research studio for recording.American Death Ray
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Background and history
Margaret Garrett and Tara McManus met each other when they were both 10 years old. The two became childhood friends, but later separated, attending se ...
. ''Red Lite.'' (Sympathy for the Record Industry) SFTRI 649. Vinyl recording. (2001)Porch Ghouls
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. ''Feather Bed & Other Mixes Remix EP'' (Miz Kafrin) Miz Kafrin 201. Vinyl recording. (2002)Panther Burns
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. ''Panther Phobia.'' (In The Red) ITR 069. Vinyl recording. (2000)
Bands
Bands he has formed
* '68 Comeback
'68 Comeback is an American garage rock band formed in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1992 by singer, songwriter, and musicologist Jeffrey Evans. For the purposes of the band, Evans is frequently billed as either "Monsieur Evans" or "Monsieur Jeffrey ...
Evans Hot Rod Gang
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Jeffrey Evans is a singer and songwriter best known for his Memphis, TN based bands '68 Comeback, The Gibsons Bros., South Filthy and his current solo career.
Evans' musical style combines elements of rockabilly, blues, garage rock, punk and ...
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Monsieur Jeffrey Evans & La Fong
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Bands he has joined
* Adolescent Music FantasySouth Filthy
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Songwriting
Songs he has written and recorded
* "'68"
* "Big Pine Boogie"
* "Chantilly Rock (And A Pony's Tail)"
Other artists who have recorded his songs
* Eugene Chadbourne Mehr
* James "Jimbo" Mathus Mehr
* Jack Yarber
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* Beast Records
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* Giant Claw
* Glitterhouse Records
* Goner Records
* Homestead Records (Dutch East India Trading)
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* In the Red Records
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* OKra Records OKra Records was a Columbus, Ohio-based independent record label established in the late 1980s. It was founded by Dan Dow, the former guitarist for the Gibson Bros. and the former owner of Used Kids Records, which he “co-founded” with Ron House ...
* Old Age Records
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* Shangri-La Records
* Siltbreeze Records
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* Sugar Ditch
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* Sympathy for the Record IndustryUndone Records Undone may refer to:
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* Wrecked Em Records
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Discography
Gibson Bros.
Singles
* Gibson Bros., ''Emulsified'' b/w ''Broke Down Engine.'' (Siltbreeze Records) SB 03. Vinyl recording. (1991)
* Gibson Bros., ''Keepers.'' (OKra Records) OK 45001/104553. Vinyl recording. (1986) Songs: My Young Life; Parchman Farm; Dirt.
* Gibson Bros., ''Knock Down My Blues'' b/w ''I'm Driftin. (In The Red) ITR 009. Vinyl recording. (1992)
* Gibson Bros., ''Mean Mistreater.'' (Homestead Records) HMS 170–7. Vinyl recording. (1992) Songs: Cat Drug In; Girl Can't Help It; Soul Deep.
* Gibson Bros., ''My Huckleberry Friend'' b/w ''Old Devil''. (Giant Claw) GCS 002. Vinyl recording. (1991)
* Gibson Bros., ''Southbound.'' (Glitterhouse Records) GR 0152. Vinyl recording. (1991) Songs: Big Pine Boogie; Arkansas, Mississippi Bo Weevil, Southbound, Tongue-Tied Jill.
* Gibson Bros., ''Who's Black And Who's Not?'' (Sympathy For The Record Industry) SFTRI 162. Vinyl recording. (1991) Songs: White Nigger; Minnie The Moocher.
Albums
* Gibson Bros., ''Build A Raft.'' (Old Age). Old Age 007. Vinyl recording. (1987)
Compilations
* Various artists, ''A History Of Memphis Garage Rock: The '90s.'' (Shangri-La Records) Shangri-La 037. Vinyl recording. (2003) Song: Emulsified
* Various artists, ''Killed By The Blues.'' (P-Vine) PCD 5486. Vinyl recording. (1999) Songs: I'm Drifting; Mississippi Bo Weevil.
* Various artists, ''Love Is My Only Crime.'' (Intercord) IRS 964.966. Vinyl recording. (1993) Song: I Don't Wanna Forget How To Jive.
* Various artists, ''Root Damage.'' (Sympathy For The Record Industry) SFTRI 713. Vinyl recording. (2003) Song: Memphis Chicken.
* Various artists, ''Tard & Further'd: Siltbreeze Singles Compilation.'' (Siltbreeze Records) SB 52. Vinyl recording. Song: Broke Down Engine.
* Various artists, ''Their Sympathetic Majesties Request: Volume 1: A Decade Of Obscurity And Obsolescence, 1988–1998.'' (Sympathy For The Record Industry) SFTRI 200. Vinyl recording. (1998) Song: Barbara.
Gibson Bros. & Workdogs
Albums
* Gibson Bros. & Workdogs, ''Punk Rock Truck Driving Song Of A Gun.'' (Homestead Records) HMS 154–1. Vinyl recording. (1990)
Compilations
* Various artists, ''Brain Blo.'' (Casting Couch) CCR 009. Vinyl recording. (1992) Song: Not Fade Away.
Monsieur Jeffrey Evans & La Fong
Singles
* Monsieur Jeffrey Evans & La Fong, ''Music From Binghamton.'' (Sympathy For The Record Industry) SFTRI 101. Vinyl recording. (1990) Songs: Whistle Bait; Shake, Rattle And Roll.
Compilations
* Various artists, ''A History Of Memphis Garage Rock: The '90s.'' (Shangri-La Records) Shangri-La 037. Vinyl recording. (2003) Song: Shake, Rattle & Roll.
* Various artists, ''Their Sympathetic Majesties Request: Volume 1: A Decade Of Obscurity And Obsolescence, 1988–1998.'' (Sympathy For The Record Industry) SFTRI 200. Vinyl recording. (1998) Song: Shake, Rattle & Roll.
'68 Comeback
Singles
* '68 Comeback, ''3 X Loser.'' (Sugar Ditch) SD 003. Vinyl recording. (1992) Songs: Three Times Loser; His Latest Flame.
* '68 Comeback, ''The Annex Sessions, Volume One.'' (Sympathy For The Record Industry) SFTRI 450. Vinyl recording. (1996) Songs: I Want My Mule Back; Painter Of Sadness.
* '68 Comeback, ''The Annex Sessions, Volume Two.'' (Sympathy For The Record Industry) SFTRI 451. Vinyl recording. (1997) Songs: Whistle Bait; Modern Don Juan.
* '68 Comeback, ''Do The Rub'' b/w ''Cadillac Man.'' (Bag Of Hammers) BOH 021. Vinyl recording. (1994)
* '68 Comeback, ''Flip, Flop & Fly'' b/w ''He's My Everything.'' (Get Hip) GH 168. Vinyl recording. (1994)
* '68 Comeback, ''Great Million Sellers "Rocks The Oldies."'' (1+2 Records) 1+2 EP 053. Vinyl recording. (1994) Songs: Willie & The Hand Jive; Sixteen Tons.
* '68 Comeback, ''High School Confidential'' b/w ''Boppin' High School Baby.'' (PCP Records) PCP 014. Vinyl recording. (1995)
* '68 Comeback, ''It Gets A Little Red'' b/w ''A Long Time Ago.'' (In The Red) ITR 016. Vinyl recording. (1993)
* '68 Comeback, ''Memphis.'' (Sympathy For The Record Industry) SFTRI 215. Vinyl recording. (1993) Songs: Chantilly Rock (And A Pony's Tail); All Night Long.
* '68 Comeback, ''Peepin' & Hidin b/w ''Eager Boy.'' (Casting Couch) CCR 010. Vinyl recording. (1993)
* '68 Comeback, ''Someday My Prince Will Come.'' (Sympathy For The Record Industry) SFTRI 390. Vinyl recording. (1996) Songs: Someday My Prince Will Come; The Darker The Berry; Sticks And Stones; Bending Like A Willow Tree.
* '68 Comeback, ''Tobacco Road, Part I'' b/w ''Hedzaz.'' (Sympathy For The Record Industry) SFTRI 292. Vinyl recording. (1994)
* '68 Comeback, ''You Could Call Me Job'' b/w ''Where The Rio De Rosa Flows.'' (Subpop) SP 216. Vinyl recording. (1993)
Albums
* '68 Comeback, ''A Bridge Too Fuckin' Far.'' (Sympathy For The Record Industry) SFTRI 422. Vinyl recording. (1998)
Compilations
* Various artists, ''A History Of Memphis Garage Rock: The '90s.'' (Shangri-La Records) Shangri-La 037. Vinyl recording. (2003) Song: Paper Boy Blues.
* Various artists, ''I Hate Music.'' (P-Vine) PCD 5489. Vinyl recording. (1999) Song: A Long Time Ago.
* Various artists, ''Killed By The Blues.'' (P-Vine) PCD 5486. Vinyl recording. (1999) Song: It Gets A Little Red.
* Various artists, ''PCP Generics.'' (PCP Records) PCP 022. Vinyl recording. (1995) Song: Boppin' High School Baby.
* Various artists, ''Root Damage.'' (Sympathy For The Record Industry) SFTRI 713. Vinyl recording. (2003) Song: '68.
* Various artists, ''Shine On, Sweet Starlet soundtrack.'' (Sympathy For The Record Industry) SFTRI 537. Vinyl recording. (1998) Song: Dick C. Belle.
Monsieur Jeffrey Evans & Ross Johnson
Compilations
* Ross Johnson, ''Make It Stop! The Most of Ross Johnson'' (Goner Records) 37 GONE. Vinyl recording. (2007) Song: Farmer John.
* Various artists, ''Happy Birthday, Baby Jesus.'' (Sympathy For The Record Industry) SFTRI 271. Vinyl recording. (1993) Song: Mr. Blue X-mas (Cut Your Head On Christmas).
* Various artists, ''Happy Birthday, Baby Jesus: Volumes 1 & 2.'' (Sympathy For The Record Industry) SFTRI 396. Vinyl recording. (1994) Song: Mr. Blue X-mas (Cut Your Head On Christmas).
Jeffrey Evans' CC Riders
Albums
* CC Riders, ''CC Riders.'' (Contaminated Records) Vinyl recording. (2001)
Monsieur Jeffrey Evans
Albums
* Monsieur Jeffrey Evans, ''I've Lived A Rich Life: Live at Shangri-La Records.'' (Sympathy For The Record Industry) SFTRI 650. Vinyl recording. (2002) Melissa's Garage Revisited
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.'' (Sympathy for the Record Industry) SFTRI 590. Vinyl recording. (1999)
Compilations
* Various artists, ''Guitarrorists.'' (No. 6 Records / Caroline Records) KAR 009. Vinyl recording. (1991) Song: Longwood Mansion.
* Various artists, ''When the Levee Breaks: A Benefit Concert for Katrina Survivors.'' (Label 219 Records / Redeye Distribution) Vinyl recording. (2006)
Splits
* Monsieur Jeffrey Evans & Don Howland, Tour split. (db's Records) DBS 8. Vinyl recording. (2001) Song: Sweatshop Blues.
South Filthy
Singles
* South Filthy, ''Goin' Down The Valley'' b/w ''Carry That Load.'' (Beast Records) BR076. (2007)
* South Filthy, ''Soul Of A Man'' b/w ''Speed Traps, Weigh Stations, & Detour Signs.'' (Wrecked Em Records) Wrecked 004. Vinyl recording. (2003)
Albums
* South Filthy, ''Crackin' Up.'' (Licorice Tree Records) YUM 1008. Vinyl recording. (2006)
* South Filthy, ''Crackin' Up + You Can Name It Yo' Mammy If You Wanna.'' (Rockin' Bones) RON 062-1/RON062-2. Vinyl recording. (2005)
* South Filthy, ''You Can Name It Yo' Mammy If You Wanna.'' (Sympathy For The Record Industry) SFTRI 701. Vinyl recording. (2002)
Compilations
* Various artists, ''Root Damage'' (Sympathy For The Record Industry) SFTRI 713. Vinyl recording. (2003) Song: Hot Dog.
Documentary
* He is the subject of a documentary film, ''"The Man Who Loved Couch Dancing"'' directed by Ron Franklin, photographed by Inge Broere
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Rogers was born in Savannah, Georgia on December 4, 1961. He became an amputee following an accident with a shotgun on Memorial Day 1998.
Several medi ...
Bruce Saltmarsh
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* John Schooley
John is a common English name and surname:
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* Saint Brendan the Navigator (c. 484 – c. 577) was an Irish monastic saint.
* Saint Brendan of Birr (died 573), Abbot of Birr in Co. Offaly, contemporaneous with the above
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* Brent Stokesberry
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* Jack Taylor (1965–1997)Matt Uhlmann
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*Darin, Anbarabad, a village in Kerman Province, Iran
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* Adam Woodard
Johnny Vomit & The Dry Heaves was an American high school garage band, that formed in mid-1980s in Corinth, Mississippi, United States, that featured future leaders of the Oblivians and Squirrel Nut Zippers, Jack Oblivian (né Yarber) and Jim Ma ...
* Jack Yarber
Jack Yarber (born March 15, 1967), also known by his stage name Jack Oblivian, is an American singer, songwriter, and guitarist based in Memphis, Tennessee. He was a founding member of the garage bands The Compulsive Gamblers, and The Oblivian ...
References
* Mehr, Bob. ''Memphis Commercial Appeal.'' Dedicated fool: Persistence proves its own reward for local cult legend. December 15, 2006.
External links
* Evert. Grunnen Rocks. Jeffrey Evans. http://www.grunnenrocks.nl/people/e/evans.htm
* Beifuss, John. ''Memphis Commercial Appeal.'' Film depicts Evans in his scruffy glory: Documentary's rough edges complement unpolished star. September 28, 2007. http://www.commercialappeal.com/news/2007/sep/28/g28jeff/
* Gray, Christopher. ''Austin Chronicle.'' Record Reviews: Texas Platters, ''Walter Daniels, the Oblivians & Monsieur Jeffrey Evans: Melissa's Garage Revisited.'' February 4, 2000. http://www.austinchronicle.com/gyrobase/Issue/review?oid=oid%3A75767
* Fennessy, Kathleen. AllMusic. '68 Comeback. Retrieved September 2, 2008.
* Ringo Kid. Los Raw Gospels, El Fantasma, Review. June 30, 2005. https://web.archive.org/web/20080302181154/http://www.rraf.net/Reviews/LosRawGospels.htm
* Dirk. Touch-Me-Nots, Sheldon Munn, Review. https://web.archive.org/web/20080605051126/http://www.cryptrecords.com/dirk.htm
* Bush, John. Artist Direct. Gibson Bros. Retrieved September 11, 2008.
* http://www.artistdirect.com/nad/music/artist/bio/0,,435438,00.html
* Chadbourne, Eugene. AllMusic. South Filthy. Retrieved September 2, 2008.
* Kereakes, Theresa (photographer). Punk Turns 30. Monsieur Jeffrey Evans: Guitar Hero Dandy. June 12, 2007. http://punkturns30.blogspot.com/2007/06/monsieur-jeffrey-evans-guitar-hero.html
* Jordan, Mark. ''Weekly Wire.'' The Sympathy for the Industry label turns 10. December 21, 1998. http://weeklywire.com/ww/12-20-98/memphis_elfea.html
* Beifuss, John. ''Memphis Commercial Appeal.'' In the Company of Kings: Monsieur Jeffrey Evans, Movie Star. September 28, 2007. https://web.archive.org/web/20080807181251/http://blogs.commercialappeal.com/beifuss/archives/2007/09/in_the_company.html
* YouTube. Bassholes, featuring Monsieur Jeffrey Evans, Live at Club 3VOOR12, Holland. Video recording. Circa 2005
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