Dishwalla
The band was signed to A&M Records in 1994 but did not know about the plans for the Carpenters tribute titled If I Were a Carpenter. They read about it in the L.A. Times. "We rushed out and recorded an8-track demo and took it to [producer] Matt Wallace." Their version of "It's Going to Take Some Time was one of the more popular tracks from the album.
A&M's director of product development Kelly Mills told Billboard, "We're fortunate that this is a band that's [even] better live than on record...They're so exciting live that we can build a base even before there's a record out." The band went on tour before their debut album was released. At the shows, A&M had flexi-discs with selections from the album. During the tour, the band met radio and retail personnel which helped promote the album upon its release.
- Dishwalla Makes A&M Debur Following Carpenters Tribute. David Sprague. Billboard, April 15, 1995.
| Name | Member Years | Instruments |
|---|---|---|
| George Pendergast | 1995-1998 | drums |
| J. R. Richards | 1995-1998 | vocals |
| Jim Wood | 1996-1998 | keyboards |
| Rodney Browning | 1995-1998 | guitar |
| Scot Alexander | 1995-1998 | bass |
| Name | Birth | Death |
|---|---|---|
| George Pendergast | ||
| J. R. Richards | 1972-04-30 | |
| Jim Wood | ||
| Rodney Browning | ||
| Scot Alexander | 1971-12-10 |
| Name | See associated acts |
|---|---|
| Jim Wood | Oingo Boingo |
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