Jimmie's Chicken Shack

Jimmie's Chicken Shack
Origin Annapolis, Maryland, United States
Genres Alternative rock, post-grunge, funk metal[1]
Years active 1992–present
Labels Koch Records
Def Jam Records
The Rocket Record Company
Fowl Records
Members Jimi Haha
Island Styles
Christian Valiente
Jerome Maffeo
Past members Derrick Dorsey
Kevin Murphy
Mike Sipple
Dave "Double D" Dowling
Che Colavita Lemon
Jim Chaney
Jim McD
Matt Jones/ Joe Shade
Casey Hean

Jimmie's Chicken Shack is an American alternative rock band from Annapolis, Maryland. They emerged through MTV as one of the first post-grunge bands of the era.

Pushing the Salmanilla Envelope

Singles from ...Pushing the Salmanilla Envelope were "High," "Dropping Anchor," "Blood," and "Another Day." "High" and "Dropping Anchor" both have music videos. The video for "High" was shown on MTV's 120 Minutes. Many of the songs that were included on PTSE were included on previous independent releases.

Bring Your Own Stereo

Bring Your Own Stereo was released by Island Defjam in 1999. The time between the two major releases was a troubled time for the band internally. There were several changes of members and also trouble with the major label as they were shunted from Rocket/Island to Rocket/A&M then back to Rocket/Island and after the sale of Polygram to Universal Music Group, they were moved onto Island Defjam. "Do Right", "Trash" and "Lazy Boy Dash" were singles released from B.Y.O.S. "Do Right" was the first single released and the only JCS music video to make it onto MTV's Total Request Live with Carson Daly. "Trash" never received much airplay but was played live on music show on the USA Network. A promo single of "Lazy Boy Dash" was released when it was featured in the 2000 movie The In Crowd. "Ooh" was featured in the 2000 movie Pay It Forward.

With early releases of B.Y.O.S, there was a card to mail to Fowl Records for a free copy of the Slow Change EP. This EP is rare, but can still be occasionally found.

The tour for this album included dates playing with bands such as 311, Creed, Fuel, Finger Eleven, and Joydrop.

In January 2000, the band received arguably its highest compliment to date when it was chosen as openers for 311.[2] Fresh off a New Years show with the Red Hot Chili Peppers, the Omaha, Nebraska quintet announced a month-plus long, 27-show tour, spanning from February 21 to March 29, with Jimmie's Chicken Shack as the sole opening act (including one special guest appearance by Incubus at a Winstom-Salem show).[3]

re.present

After fighting for nearly three years to get released from Island Defjam, they released re.present on Koch Records in April 2004. "Falling Out" (featuring Aaron Lewis of Staind) was the only single released from re.present. A music video was made for the single and received limited airplay through various outlets.

Fail On Cue

Fail On Cue was released in January 2008 on Fowl Records. Some of the new songs being performed live that will appear on the upcoming album are "Mutha Luvas," "The Quiet Ones," "Another Great Idea," and "Making Babies." The album also included the band's second studio recorded cover of a song, Fugazi's "Waiting Room".

Members

Role Album
2 for 1 Special Pushing the Salmanilla Envelope Bring Your Own Stereo re.present Fail on Cue
Vocals/Guitar Jimi Haha
Guitar Jim McDonough Dave Dowling Casey Hean Matt Jones
Bass Che' Lemon Derrick Dorsey Christian Valiente
Drums Jim Chaney Mike Sipple Kevin Murphy Jerome Maffeo

Discography

Studio albums

Independent albums

Live albums

Compilation albums

Extended plays

Singles

Year Song Peak chart positions Album
US
Main. Rock		 US
Modern Rock
1996 "High" 20 — Pushing the Salmanilla Envelope
1997 "Blood" — —
1997 "Another Day" — —
1998 "Dropping Anchor" 33 —
1999 "Do Right" — 12 Bring Your Own Stereo
2000 "Trash" — —
2004 "Falling Out"
(featuring Aaron Lewis of Staind)		 — — Re.Present
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

References

  1. ↑ Bush, John. "Jimmie's Chicken Shack – Artist Biography". AllMusic. All Media Network. Retrieved 24 April 2014.
  2. ↑ Basham, David (2000-01-19). "News - Articles - 1430628". Mtv.com. Retrieved 2012-04-03.
  3. ↑

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