From the Sunshine Family's 1994 LP "Windbreaker," recorded in Lawrence, Kansas by Robert Rebeck.

"Heavy without the metal" is how Jeff Eaton described the Sunshine Family's sound. You be the judge. This song appeared on the 1994 LP "Windbreaker."

More noise please! This one appeared on the 1993 Sunshine Family EP "Superbeetle," recorded by Chris Neal in the old Big Dog studios, Wichita, Kansas.

Written on Christmas, 1992, and recorded immediately onto four-track, this song was a gift. Midtown, Wichita.

This song was composed spontaneously while the four-track rolled during a monumental LSD trip in 1991. The background vocals and backward percussion were added the next morning before sleep came.

A lonesome tune from a lonesome time. Recorded in 1991 on four-track cassette as part of the never-released "Banana Syndrome" album. I played everything on this one.

A protest song of sorts, regarding Vulcan Chemicals' disregard for the environment. Recorded in 1991 on four-track cassette as part of the never-released "Banana Syndrome" album. I play and sing everything on this one — perhaps my first recorded…

This song is the only surviving track from a rock opera I wrote circa 1990. This recording was made by Mike Coykendall (currently playing with M. Ward/She & Him) at a May 1991 show at The Spot (RIP) in Wichita.

Written in 1989 and performed ever since by the Sluggos, this song was also covered by Split Lip Rayfield and appears on their album "Never Make It Home." The one song in my catalog that draws any royalties.