-
Reatards,
which at the time
included only
himself as a member, and
adopted an Oblivians-influenced surname,
calling himself Jay
Reatard. The
Reatards'...
- Cartwright, was
impressed by
Reatard's recordings and
joined him for his
second EP, **** Elvis, Here's the
Reatards. By 1998, the
Reatards evolved into a more...
- Man Band,
Pretty Baby 7" (7Gone)
Reatards, Get Real
Stupid 7" (8Gone) Gasoline, Let's Go
Harley 7" (9Gone)
Reatards,
Teenage Hate LP/CD (10Gone) Bad Times...
- Sounds,
after Reatard's death in 2010. In the
summer of 1997, Rich
Crook moved to
Memphis and met Jay
Reatard,
later co-forming The
Reatards in 1998, becoming...
-
covered "I Love Livin' in the City" on
their Live at
Budokan album. The
Reatards covered "I Love Livin' in the City" on
their album Teenage Hate. Turbonegro...
- year
after Jay
Reatard's death. The
posthumous release included two rare recordings, The
Reatards C****ette and ****
Elvis Here's the
Reatards C****ette, which...
-
studio album by
American punk rock
singer and
songwriter Jay
Reatard,
formerly of the
Reatards. The track, "Oh It's Such a Shame" has been
covered by Deerhunter...
- Jones, Eric Gales, Al Green, Alex Chilton,
Three 6 Mafia, the Sylvers, Jay
Reatard, Zach Myers, and
Aretha Franklin. On
December 23, 1988, a
tanker truck...
-
Watch Me Fall is the
second and
final solo
studio album by Jay
Reatard. It was
released on
August 4, 2009 by
Matador Records.
Initial critical response...
- Beach". Stereogum. June 28, 2010.
Retrieved August 28, 2010. "ex-Wavves/
Reatards members form
Cretin Stompers".
Brooklyn Vegan.
April 4, 2013. Retrieved...
