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- [http://jukeboxtogo.tumblr.com/post/58255049709/one-of-my-favorite-pre-jukebox-the-ghost "Build And Release" (Studio Recording)] | - [http://jukeboxtogo.tumblr.com/post/58255049709/one-of-my-favorite-pre-jukebox-the-ghost "Build And Release" (Studio Recording)] | ||
_ [http://www.purevolume.com/thesundaymail/albums/Whitey+Session The tracks "Restlessly", "Polkacore", and "I'll Be Done"] | |||
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Revision as of 02:58, 29 September 2016
Jukebox the Ghost is a power pop band based in the Washington D.C metro area and consists of members Ben Thornewill (piano & vocals), Jesse Kristin (drums), and Tommy Siegel (guitar & vocals). The band formed in 2003 under the name "The Sunday Mail" and played many shows and even recorded some material. While most of the bands early work can not be found, some of their early material has popped up on the internet in one way or another.
FOUND SONGS
- "Hey Maude" (Studio Recording)
- "Spiraling" (Studio Recording)
- "Tremble and Touch" (Live Recording)
- "Build And Release" (Studio Recording)
_ The tracks "Restlessly", "Polkacore", and "I'll Be Done"
LOST SONGS
- "Big Pimpin'"
- "Gravity And Its Effect On An Ordinary Human"
- "Cellar Door"
- "Stagger In Her Step"
- "Faint of Heart + Conditioned"
- "Come On, Thinkers!"
- "His Good Side"
- "I Picked You Up"
- "Intrepid Traveler"
- "No One Knows"
- "Those Eyes"
- "Horribly Forgotten"
- "To Be A Man"
- "The Forecast Song"
- "Love Is Just A Game"
- "Waterslide"
- "The World"