Dead, White, And Blue

The members of Dead, White, And Blue formed their own label, Ram Records. Ram was an acronym for Richards, Aguon and May. After London left the band, they recorded a full length album for MCA that was never released. Later, the bassist went on to join a California band called The Nameless who released a 7" single on Triple X Records.

#	Time	Vocals/Guitar/Piano	Bass	Drums
1	1991 - 1992	John Aguon	Jeff Richards	London May

  PLAY IT SAFE
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    Ram Records: RAM 001                                   1991

    1  Play It Safe
    2  Something To Do

  Format:    7" Single.
  Pressing:  1000 copies.
  Producer:  Dead, White, And Blue.
  Lineup:    [1]

  EGO
  ---
    Ram Records: RAM 002                                   1991 
  
    1  Ego | City Of Mind
    2  Turn Around

  Format:    7" Single.
  Pressing:  1000 copies.
  Producer:  Dead, White, And Blue.
  Lineup:    [1]

  DEAD, WHITE, AND BLUE
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    Ram Records: RAM 2.5                                   1992

    1  Ego | City Of Mind
    2  Turn Around | Something To Do

  Format:    Cassette.
  Pressing:  50 copies
  Producer:  Dead, White, And Blue.
  Lineup:    [1]
  Notes:     This was a promotional cassette.

  HEADS
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    Triple X Records: 51128-2/4                            1992

    1  Number One | Beautiful | Fade 
    2  Absolute Zero | Come And Get It | Peace, Luv &...

  Format:    CD, Cassette.
  Producer:  John Aguon, Barry Conley and Paul Burneko.
  Lineup:    [1]
  Notes:     "Peace, Luv &..." is a cover song, originally written by Nick
             Lowe and performed by Elvis Costello And The Attractions, as 
             "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love And Understanding."

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