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The Dickies - Stukas Over Disneyland

Original Release Date

1983

Release Information

US LP 1983 (PVC - PVC 6903)
UK CD 1998 (Overground – OVER 76CD)

1 Rosemary 2:11
2 She's A Hunchback 1:27
3 Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind 2:17
4 Communication Breakdown 2:03
5 Pretty Please Me 3:37
6 Wagon Train 3:11
7 If Stuart Could Talk 2:30
8 Stukas Over Disneyland 3:12

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US LP 1988 (Restless - 7 72247-1)
US CD 1988 (Restless - 7 72247-2)

1 Pretty Please Me 3:37
2 Wagon Train 3:11
3 If Stuart Could Talk 2:30
4 Stukas Over Disneyland 3:12
5 I'm Okay, You're Okay 1:48
6 Bedrock Barney 2:09
7 Gigantor 2:31
8 Rosemary 2:11
9 She's A Hunchback 1:27
10 Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind 2:17
11 Communication Breakdown 2:03

Chart Placings

None

Credits

1983 LP/Overground CD:

1-4:
Produced by Robin Geoffrey Cable
Mixed by Sir Ronald Powell Hitchcock
Recorded at Wizard Studios, Hollywood, September 1980
Overdubs recorded at Cherokee and Perspective

Leonard Phillips - lead vocals; keyboards on 1
Stan Lee - guitars
Billy Club - bass, vocals
Chuck Wagon - drums on 1, 2 and 4, vocals
Karlos Kaballero - drums on track 3
Scott Sindon - guitar, vocals, backing vocals

5-8:
Produced by Ed Stasium, Liam Sternberg and Sir Ronald Powell Hitchcock
Engineered by Ed Stasium
Mixed by Sir Ronald Powell Hitchcock
Recorded at Eldorado Studios, Hollywood, January, 1983
Mixed at The Mix Room
Executive producers: Stan Lee & Leonard Phillips

Leonard Phillips - lead vocals, Piano on 8
Stan Lee - guitars, Cattle Call
Laurie Buhne - bass, vocals on 6
Jerry Angel - drums & percussion
Steve Hufsteter - other guitar on 6-8

[Punky Gibbon note: these credits are adapted from the insert - see scans page]

Reviews & Opinions

STEVE SPINALI, MAXIMUM ROCKNROLL, MARCH 1984: The DICKIES' first vinyl in almost four years ranks up there near their previous funnypunk triumphs. Most of the eight songs here veer toward amphetamine pop, with irresistible layered choruses to boot, but the highlights include the poppish Rosemary", "She's a Hunchback", and an incredibly fast cover of LED ZEP's "Communication Breakdown". Buoyant and entertaining as hell!