Pictured is
"What's Wrong With the People of Today?"
the very first Skafish recording made at age 14.
"Five
O’clock Face"
(1st piece written specifically for the
Skafish band)
Recorded 1974
Producer, Writer: Skafish
Track:
1) Five O’clock Face ~ Written in 1974
Personnel & Credits:
Skafish : Vocals, Piano
Studio: Skafish’s home
Engineer: Skafish
“1st Skafish Demo Tape”
Recorded August 1976
Producer, Writer, Arrangements: Skafish
Tracks:
1)
Knuckle
Sandwich ~ Written in 1975-76
2) They Give You Bad Feelings ~
Written in 1974
3) Maybe One Time ~ Written in 1975-76
4) Executive Exhibitionist ~ Written
in 1975-76
Skafish: Vocals, Piano, Organ
Larry Mazalan: Guitar
David Prochazka: Electric Piano, Organ
Greg Sarchet: Bass Guitar
Larry Mysliwiec: Drums, Percussion
Studio: Rainbow Bridge Studios, Libertyville, Illionis
Engineer: Unknown
“2nd Skafish Demo Tape”
Recorded October 12, 1977 & Mixed October 17, 1977
Producer: Robin McBride
Writer, Arrangements: Skafish
Tracks:
1) You Invited
Me ~ Written in 1976-77
2) Tattle Tale ~ Written in 1976-77
3) No Liberation Here ~ Written in
1977
4) Sign Of The Cross ~ Written in
1975-76
Skafish: Vocals, Piano
Larry Mazalan: Guitar, Vocals
Karen Winner: Guitar, Vocals
David Prochazka: Electric Piano, Organ, Vocals
Greg Sarchet: Bass Guitar, Vocals
Larry Mysliwiec: Drums, Percussion
Studio: Hedden West Studios, Schaumburg, Illinois
Engineer: Mike Freeman
“1978 3-song
session”
(which gave birth to the 1st Skafish record release)
Recorded July 16, 1978 & August 3, 1978
Producer, Writer: Skafish
Arrangements: Skafish (with special assistance from Scott Cameron and all band
members)
Track:
1) There’s A World ~ Written in 1977
Personnel & Credits:
Skafish: Vocals, Piano, Vibes
Larry Mazalan: Guitar, Vocals
Karen Winner: Guitar, Vocals
Mark Winner: Electric Piano, Vocals
Greg Sarchet: Bass Guitar, Vocals
Larry Mysliwiec: Drums, Percussion
Studios: Music
tracks recorded live at Skafish’s basement in East Chicago, Indiana on 7-16-1978
Vocals and Music overdubs recorded at Pumpkin Studios in Oak Lawn, Illinois
on 8-3-78
Engineers: Ken Rasek (live music tracks) - Gary Loizzo (vocals and music
overdubs)
“1981 Skafish Demo Tape”
Recorded December 1981
Producer, Writer, Arrangements: Skafish
Tracks:
1) Wild Night
Tonight ~ Written in 1981
2) There’s A World ~ Written in
1977
3) She Lives For Love ~ Written in
1977
Skafish: Vocals, Keyboards, Piano
Ken Bronowski: Guitar, Vocals
Barbie Goodrich: Vocals
Javier Cruz: Synthesizers, Keyboards, Vocals
Lee Gatlin: Bass
Larry Mysliwiec: Drums, Percussion
Studio: Pumpkin
Studios - Oak Lawn, Illinois
Engineer: Gary Loizzo
“Rejected masters for the 2nd Skafish album”
Recorded November 1-12 1982
Producer, Writer, Arrangements: Skafish
Tracks:
1) Let’s Play
Doctor ~ Written in 1977
2) Home Invader ~ Written in 1977
3) Barbie Doll Dream House (with
Barbie Goodrich & Skafish monologue) ~ Written in 1981
4) Barbie Doll Dream House (with only
Barbie Goodrich monologue ) ~ Written in 1981
5) “We’ll See,” Daddy Says (The
Chicago Cubs Baseball Game) ~ Written in 1976
6) You Invited Me Here ~ Written in 1976-77
7) Executive Exhibitionist ~ Written
in 1975-76
Skafish: Vocals,
Piano, Keyboards, Synthesizers, Guitar
Ken Bronowski: Guitar, Vocals
Barbie Goodrich: Vocals
Javier Cruz: Synthesizers,
Keyboards, Vocals
Lee Gatlin: Bass
Larry Mysliwiec: Drums, Percussion
Studio: Pumpkin
Studios, Oak Lawn, Illinois
Engineer: Gary Loizzo
Sessions for “Limited Series Cassette”
Recorded February, November, December, 1987 &
February, 1988
Producers: Skafish/Gary Loizzo
Executive Producers: Skafish/Sandy Starrett
Writer, Arrangements: Skafish
Track:
1) Where is James Bond? (When You Really Need Him) - (Bass and Drums Mix) ~ Written in 1986
Skafish: Vocals, Keyboards, Synthesizers, Guitars, Drum Programming, Percussion
Studio: Pumpkin
Studios, Oak Lawn, Illinois
Engineer: Gary Loizzo
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