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=== 1966 === | === 1966 === | ||
* 1966 | * Summer 1966: [[Mayo Thompson]] and [[Frederick Barthelme]] work together on a film project. They decide to abandon the [[Unfinished film (1966)|unfinished film]] and form a band, [[The Red Crayola]]. | ||
* September 1966: The Red Crayola adds [[Steve Cunningham]] (bass), [[Bonnie Emerson]] (guitar), and [[Danny Schacht]] (harmonica) to their line-up. | |||
* 1966: The Red Crayola | * September 1966: The group consolidates into the trio of [[Mayo Thompson]] (guitar, vocals), [[Frederick Barthelme]] (drums), [[Steve Cunningham]] (bass). | ||
* 1966: The | * Late 1966-1967: The Red Crayola play shows in and around Houston, Texas. | ||
* 1966-1967: | [[Shows/1966-1968#1966|Shows/1966]] | ||
=== 1967 === | === 1967 === | ||
* 1967 | * February 1967: The band's first recording session results in unreleased single ''[[Dairymaid's Lament (single)|Dairymaid's Lament]]'' | ||
* 1967 | * March 1967: Following a performance in the [[Shows/KNUZ Battle of the Bands|KNUZ Battle of the Bands]], The Red Crayola signs to independent label [[International Artists]] | ||
* | * March? 1967: Records demos for the band's first album | ||
* 1967 April-May: Recording sessions for the band's first album | * April 1, 1967: "[[Free Form Freak-Out]]" recording session with The Familiar Ugly | ||
* 1967 | * April-May 1967: Recording sessions for the band's first album | ||
* 1967 | * June 1967: First album {{RLink|Parable}} is released | ||
* 1967 July: Berkeley Folk Festival performance - later released as {{RLink|1967}} | * 1967: Sessions for unreleased album {{RLink|Coconut}} | ||
* 1967 | * 1967: [[Les Blank photoshoot]] | ||
* 1967 | * July 1967: Angry Arts & Berkeley Folk Festival performance - later released as {{RLink|1967}} | ||
* 1967 | * July 1967: Session for lost [[Album with John Fahey]] in California | ||
* 1967 | * 1967: The band breaks up; [[Frederick Barthelme]] moves to New York | ||
* Late 1967: The Parable of Arable Land is an unexpected success; [[International Artists]] asks for another album | |||
* Late 1967: The band reforms with a new drummer: [[Mayo Thompson]] (guitar, vocals), [[Steve Cunningham]] (bass), [[Tommy Smith]] (drums) | |||
[[Shows/1966-1968#1966-1967|Shows/1967]] | |||
=== 1968 === | === 1968 === | ||
* | * February? 1968: Sessions for the band's second commercially released album | ||
* 1968 | * May 1968: Second album {{RLink|God}} is released | ||
* 1968 | * 1968: The band breaks up | ||
=== 1969 === | === 1969 === | ||
* 1969 | * 1969: Thompson and Cunningham visit New York to consider working on {{RLink|Opera}} | ||
* 1969 | * 1969: [[Mayo Thompson]] illustrates [[Frederick Barthelme]]'s first book, {{RLink|Rangoon}} | ||
== 1970s == | == 1970s == | ||
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=== 1970 === | === 1970 === | ||
* {{RLink|Corky}} | * February 1970: Recording begins for Mayo Thompson's first solo album | ||
* {{RLink|Old}} | * 1970: {{RLink|Corky}} | ||
* 1970: Saddlesore's {{RLink|Old}} | |||
=== 1971 === | === 1971 === | ||
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=== 1972 === | === 1972 === | ||
* [[The Rockin' Blue Diamonds]] | * 1972: [[The Rockin' Blue Diamonds]] | ||
* | *1972: The Rockin' Blue Diamonds record an unsuccessful demo for Takoma Records | ||
[[Shows/1972]] | |||
=== 1973 === | === 1973 === | ||
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=== 1975 === | === 1975 === | ||
* {{RLink|Mostly}} | * Premiere of Thompson co-directed film {{RLink|Mostly}} | ||
=== 1976 === | === 1976 === | ||
* [[(Provisional) Art & Language]] exhibition | * June 1976: [[(Provisional) Art & Language]] exhibition | ||
* {{RLink|Corrected}} | * June 1976: {{RLink|Corrected}} | ||
* {{RLink|Nine}} | * June 1976: {{RLink|Nine}} | ||
* 1976 October/November: Filming for {{RLink|Now}} | * 1976 October/November: Filming for {{RLink|Now}} | ||
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=== 1978 === | === 1978 === | ||
* {{RLink|Howdy}} | * May 1978: Mayo Thompson meets Pere Ubu | ||
* {{RLink|Hurricane}} | * July 1978: Recording session: [[Wives in Orbit]], [[Yik Yak]], [[Hurricane Fighter Plane]] | ||
* {{RLink|Wives}} | * [[Radar Records]] reissues of [[The Parable of Arable Land]] and [[God Bless the Red Krayola and All Who Sail With It]] | ||
* October 1978: {{RLink|4}} promo and {{RLink|Howdy}} | |||
* October 1978: {{RLink|Hurricane}} | |||
* October 1978: {{RLink|Wives}} | |||
* November 1978: UK Ubu Dance Party tour | |||
* December 1978: Red Ubu tour | |||
=== 1979 === | === 1979 === | ||
* {{RLink|Soldier}} | * March 1979: {{RLink|Soldier}} | ||
* {{RLink|Micro}} | * October 1979: {{RLink|Micro}} | ||
== 1980s == | == 1980s == | ||
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=== 1980 === | === 1980 === | ||
* {{RLink|Born}} | * June 1980: {{RLink|Ghent}} | ||
* July 1980: {{RLink|Born}} released | |||
=== 1981 === | === 1981 === | ||
* {{RLink|C81}} | * January 1980: {{RLink|C81}} compilation with [[The Milkmaid]] | ||
* {{RLink|Kangaroo}} | * May? 1980: {{RLink|Kangaroo}} | ||
* {{RLink|Man}} | * ?{{RLink|Man}} | ||
* {{RLink|Ratman}} | * {{RLink|Ratman}} | ||
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=== 1984 === | === 1984 === | ||
* | * Recording of unreleased album [[Baby and Child Care]] | ||
=== 1985 === | === 1985 === | ||
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=== 1989 === | === 1989 === | ||
* {{RLink|Malefactor}} | * 1989: release of {{RLink|Malefactor}} | ||
== 1990s == | == 1990s == | ||
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=== 1991 === | === 1991 === | ||
* [[All Together Now]] | |||
=== 1992 === | === 1992 === | ||
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=== 1993 === | === 1993 === | ||
* {{RLink|Forty}} | * 1993: {{RLink|Forty}} | ||
* Demo cassette | * 1993: Demo cassette | ||
* Signs to [[Drag City]] | * 1993: Signs to [[Drag City]] | ||
* Records 14, Stink Program, Columbia | * 1993: Records 14, Stink Program, Columbia | ||
=== 1994 === | === 1994 === | ||
* {{RLink|14}} | * March 1994: {{RLink|14}} | ||
* {{RLink|Records}} | * {{RLink|Records}} | ||
* {{RLink|Self}} | * September 1994: {{RLink|Self}} | ||
* September 1994: [[Old Tom Clark (single)|Old Tom Clark]] reissue | |||
* October 1994: song [[Columbia]] released on {{RLink|Hey}} compilation | |||
* October 1994: Filming of TV documentary {{RLink|Tokyo}} | |||
=== 1995 === | === 1995 === | ||
* {{RLink|Amor}} | * March 1995: {{RLink|Coconut}} | ||
* records Chemistry | * June 1995: {{RLink|Amor}} | ||
* 1995: records Chemistry | |||
=== 1996 === | === 1996 === | ||
* {{RLink|Chemistry}} | * January 1996: {{RLink|Chemistry}} | ||
* | * 1996: soundtrack for {{RLink|JapanParis}} | ||
* {{RLink|Deliverance}} | * 1996: {{RLink|Deliverance}} | ||
* {{RLink|Hazel}} | * December 1996: {{RLink|Hazel}} | ||
=== 1997 === | === 1997 === | ||
* {{RLink|Beginning}} | * 1997: {{RLink|Beginning}} | ||
* {{RLink|Ohio}} | * June 1997: CD reissues of {{RLink|Slogans}}, {{RLink|Black}}, {{RLink|Three}} | ||
* 1997: {{RLink|Ohio}} | |||
=== 1998 === | === 1998 === | ||
* {{RLink|Father}} | * September 1998: {{RLink|Father}} | ||
* November 1998: {{RLink|Ludwig}} | |||
* November 1998: {{RLink|1967}} | |||
=== 1999 === | === 1999 === | ||
* {{RLink|Fingerpointing}} | * {{RLink|Fingerpointing}} | ||
* {{RLink|Fingerpainting}} | * June 1999: {{RLink|Fingerpainting}} | ||
* {{RLink|Come}} | * June 1999: {{RLink|Come}} | ||
== 2000s == | == 2000s == | ||
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=== 2000 === | === 2000 === | ||
* {{RLink|Blues}} | * October 2000: {{RLink|Blues}} | ||
=== 2001 === | === 2001 === | ||
* {{RLink|Circuit}} | |||
=== 2002 === | === 2002 === | ||
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=== 2004 === | === 2004 === | ||
* July 2004: {{RLink|Singles}} | |||
* July 2004: {{RLink|Japan}} | |||
=== 2005 === | === 2005 === | ||
* {{RLink|Bless}} | * 2005: {{RLink|Bless}} | ||
* Recording for Introduction, Red Gold | * August 2005: Recording for Introduction, Red Gold | ||
=== 2006 === | === 2006 === | ||
* {{RLink|Introduction}} | * April 2006: {{RLink|Introduction}} | ||
* {{RLink|Red}} | * November 2006: {{RLink|Red}} | ||
=== 2007 === | === 2007 === | ||
* {{RLink|Sighs}} | * March: CD reissue of [[Soldier-Talk]] | ||
* September: {{RLink|Sighs}} | |||
=== 2008 === | === 2008 === | ||
* {{RLink|Sings}} | * 2008: {{RLink|Sings}} | ||
* February 2008: LP reissue of Corky's Debt with {{RLink|Woof}} 7" | |||
* July 2008: {{RLink|Fingerpointing}} | |||
=== 2009 === | === 2009 === | ||
* Recording for Five American Portraits | * 2009: Recording for Five American Portraits | ||
== 2010s == | == 2010s == | ||
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=== 2010 === | === 2010 === | ||
* {{RLink|Five}} | * January 2010: {{RLink|Five}} | ||
* {{RLink|Greasy}} | * September 2010: {{RLink|Greasy}} | ||
=== 2011 === | === 2011 === | ||
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=== 2014 === | === 2014 === | ||
* 2xLP reissue of [[Singles (compilation)|Singles]] | |||
=== 2015 === | === 2015 === | ||
* April 2015: LP reissues of [[Corrected Slogans]], [[Black Snakes]], [[Malefactor, Ade]], [[Amor and Language]] | |||
* {{RLink|8th}} | * {{RLink|8th}} | ||
* Thompson scores ballet film {{RLink|Excuse}} | * Thompson scores ballet film {{RLink|Excuse}} | ||
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* {{RLink|Far}} | * {{RLink|Far}} | ||
* {{RLink|?}} | * {{RLink|?}} | ||
* May 2016: Release of 1984 album {{RLink|Baby}} | |||
=== 2017 === | === 2017 === | ||
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=== 2018 === | === 2018 === | ||
* {{RLink|Mystery}} | * January 2018: {{RLink|Mystery}} | ||
=== 2019 === | === 2019 === | ||
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=== 2020 === | === 2020 === | ||
* {{RLink|All}} | |||
* October 2020: {{RLink|Hammer}} | |||
* {{RLink|Oily}} | * {{RLink|Oily}} | ||
=== 2021 === | === 2021 === | ||
* {{RLink|Play}} | |||
=== 2022 === | === 2022 === | ||
* {{RLink|Keep}} | |||
* {{RLink|Wiki}} | |||
=== 2023 === | |||
Latest revision as of 18:44, 4 December 2023
1960s
1966
- Summer 1966: Mayo Thompson and Frederick Barthelme work together on a film project. They decide to abandon the unfinished film and form a band, The Red Crayola.
- September 1966: The Red Crayola adds Steve Cunningham (bass), Bonnie Emerson (guitar), and Danny Schacht (harmonica) to their line-up.
- September 1966: The group consolidates into the trio of Mayo Thompson (guitar, vocals), Frederick Barthelme (drums), Steve Cunningham (bass).
- Late 1966-1967: The Red Crayola play shows in and around Houston, Texas.
1967
- February 1967: The band's first recording session results in unreleased single Dairymaid's Lament
- March 1967: Following a performance in the KNUZ Battle of the Bands, The Red Crayola signs to independent label International Artists
- March? 1967: Records demos for the band's first album
- April 1, 1967: "Free Form Freak-Out" recording session with The Familiar Ugly
- April-May 1967: Recording sessions for the band's first album
- June 1967: First album
The Parable of Arable Land is released - 1967: Sessions for unreleased album
Coconut Hotel - 1967: Les Blank photoshoot
- July 1967: Angry Arts & Berkeley Folk Festival performance - later released as
Live 1967 - July 1967: Session for lost Album with John Fahey in California
- 1967: The band breaks up; Frederick Barthelme moves to New York
- Late 1967: The Parable of Arable Land is an unexpected success; International Artists asks for another album
- Late 1967: The band reforms with a new drummer: Mayo Thompson (guitar, vocals), Steve Cunningham (bass), Tommy Smith (drums)
1968
- February? 1968: Sessions for the band's second commercially released album
- May 1968: Second album
God Bless the Red Krayola and All Who Sail With It is released - 1968: The band breaks up
1969
- 1969: Thompson and Cunningham visit New York to consider working on [[File:|20x20px|link=|]] [[|]]
- 1969: Mayo Thompson illustrates Frederick Barthelme's first book,
Rangoon
1970s
1970
- February 1970: Recording begins for Mayo Thompson's first solo album
- 1970:
Corky's Debt to His Father - 1970: Saddlesore's
Old Tom Clark
1971
1972
- 1972: The Rockin' Blue Diamonds
- 1972: The Rockin' Blue Diamonds record an unsuccessful demo for Takoma Records
1973
- Thompson visits Greece to record with Manos Hadjidakis; doesn't happen
- Thompson becomes an assistant to Robert Rauschenberg
- Writing for Art & Language's "Music-Language" project begins
1974
- [[File:|20x20px|link=|]] [[|]]
1975
- Premiere of Thompson co-directed film
Mostly About Rauschenberg
1976
- June 1976: (Provisional) Art & Language exhibition
- June 1976:
Corrected Slogans - June 1976:
Nine Gross and Conspicuous Errors - 1976 October/November: Filming for
And Now for Something Completely Different
1977
1978
- May 1978: Mayo Thompson meets Pere Ubu
- July 1978: Recording session: Wives in Orbit, Yik Yak, Hurricane Fighter Plane
- Radar Records reissues of The Parable of Arable Land and God Bless the Red Krayola and All Who Sail With It
- October 1978: [[File:|20x20px|link=|]] [[|]] promo and
Howdy from Texas the Lone Star State - October 1978:
Hurricane Fighter Plane - October 1978:
Wives in Orbit - November 1978: UK Ubu Dance Party tour
- December 1978: Red Ubu tour
1979
- March 1979:
Soldier-Talk - October 1979:
Micro-Chips & Fish
1980s
1980
- June 1980:
Ghent music video - July 1980:
Born in Flames released
1981
- January 1980: [[File:|20x20px|link=C81|]] C81 compilation with The Milkmaid
- May? 1980:
Kangaroo? - ?
An Old Man's Dream 
Rattenmensch/Gewichtswächter
1982
1983
1984
- Recording of unreleased album Baby and Child Care
1985
1986
Gorki & Co. / 33 Songs- Disco Death session
- Corky's Debt to His Father first reissued by Glass Records
- [[File:|20x20px|link=|]] [[|]]
1987
1988
1989
- 1989: release of
Malefactor, Ade
1990s
1990
1991
1992
1993
- 1993:
The Red Crayola on Forty-Five - 1993: Demo cassette
- 1993: Signs to Drag City
- 1993: Records 14, Stink Program, Columbia
1994
- March 1994:
14 
Mayo Thompson Records Nature on the Rauschenberg Estate- September 1994:
The Red Krayola - September 1994: Old Tom Clark reissue
- October 1994: song Columbia released on
Hey Drag City compilation - October 1994: Filming of TV documentary
The Red Krayola in Tokyo
1995
- March 1995: Coconut Hotel
- June 1995:
Amor and Language - 1995: records Chemistry
1996
- January 1996:
Chemistry - 1996: soundtrack for [[File:|20x20px|link=|]] [[|]]
- 1996:
Deliverance - December 1996:
Hazel
1997
- 1997:
In the Beginning - June 1997: CD reissues of
Corrected Slogans, 
Black Snakes, 
Three Songs on a Trip to the United States - 1997:
Songs for Ohio
1998
- September 1998:
Father Abraham (remixes) - November 1998:
Ludwig's Law - November 1998: Live 1967
1999
Fingerpointing- June 1999:
Fingerpainting - June 1999:
Come on Down
2000s
2000
- October 2000:
Blues, Hollers and Hellos
2001
2002
2003
2004
- July 2004:
Singles - July 2004:
Japan in Paris in L.A.
2005
- 2005:
God Bless the Red Krayola and All Who Sail With It - August 2005: Recording for Introduction, Red Gold
2006
- April 2006:
Introduction - November 2006:
Red Gold
2007
- March: CD reissue of Soldier-Talk
- September:
Sighs Trapped by Liars
2008
- 2008:
Art & Language Sings a Song - February 2008: LP reissue of Corky's Debt with
Woof 7" - July 2008: Fingerpointing
2009
- 2009: Recording for Five American Portraits
2010s
2010
- January 2010:
Five American Portraits - September 2010:
Greasy Street
2011
2012
- Whitney Biennial 2012
Letters to the Jackson Pollock Bar in the Style of the Red Krayola
Letters to the Red Krayola
2013
2014
- 2xLP reissue of Singles
2015
- April 2015: LP reissues of Corrected Slogans, Black Snakes, Malefactor, Ade, Amor and Language
8th Floor- Thompson scores ballet film
Excuse Me?!?...I'm Looking for the "Fountain of Youth"
2016
- [[File:|20x20px|link=Far East of Eden|]] Far East of Eden
- [[File:|20x20px|link=|]] [[|]]
- May 2016: Release of 1984 album
Baby and Child Care
2017
2018
- January 2018:
Art, Mystery
2019
- [[File:|20x20px|link=|]] [[|]]
Letters to the Jackson Pollock Bar in the Style of the Red Krayola (2019)
2020s
2020
God Bless the Red Krayola and All Who Sail With It- October 2020:
Live at the Hammer Museum 
Oily Works
