U-men Biography

This article is about the rock band, for the X-Men villains see U-Men The U-Men were a Seattle-based rock band active in the early to late 1980s. They toured extensively across America and even had a song by the Butthole Surfers named in their honor. Their musically "dirty" sound was a forerunner for the later grunge bands to come out of Seattle. History Fronted by the enigmatic vocalist John Bigley, the U-Men (whose members also included Tom Price, Charlie "Chaz" Ryan, Robin Buchan, Jim Tillman, Tom Hazelmyer and later Tony "Tone Deaf" Ransom) pioneered their own unique brand of alternative rock which could best be described as "swamp-o'-billy". Together with Northwest contemporaries Girl Trouble (a force of garage "hipness" in their own right), the U-Men emerged to fill the void left some 16 years previous with the disappearance of Northwest garage rock legends The Sonics, The Wailers, and The Ventures. They updated this traditional Northwest sound with more modern punk rock and po

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U-men Lyrics

"U-men" : Download all the ringtones on your cell

Step On A Bug
Released: 1970
Discs: 1
Tracks: 11


1.Whistlin' Pete Lyrics (4:9)
2.2X4 Lyrics (2:0)
3.A Three Year Old Could Do That Lyrics (2:34)
4.Juice Party Lyrics (2:0)
5.Flea Circus Lyrics (3:0)
6.Too Good To Be Food Lyrics (2:19)
7.Willie Dong Hurts Dogs Lyrics (2:4)
8.Papa Doesn't Love His Children Anymore Lyrics (3:30)
9.Pay The Bubba Lyrics (3:0)
10.Solid Action Lyrics (2:10)
11.Dig It A Hole Lyrics (2:55)