Mark Farner's self-titled album and NO FRILLS, along with Modern Romance's ADVENTURES IN CLUBLAND. Also, they're reissued The Judybats' NATIVE SON, but haven't bothered to list in on the website yet.

Wounded Bird sure is interesting when it comes to marketing, or lack thereof. I haven't even bothered with their website lately, since they stopped even listing track titles on newer releases and I used to go there daily to look at their coming soon list. I like what they do, but they're not overly customer friendly.

Here's the complete list of reissues being put out by the Wounded Bird label on April 8th. It's a very big batch this month!

[lilred]Alamo[/lilred]
Alamo (1971)

[lilred]Blondie Chaplin[/lilred]
Blondie Chaplin (1977)

[lilred]Jesse Ed Davis[/lilred]
Keep Me Comin' (1973)

[lilred]Mark Farner[/lilred]
Mark Farner (1978)
No Frills (1979)

[lilred]Grand Funk Railroad[/lilred]
Grand Funk Lives (1981)
What's The Funk? (1983)

[lilred]Daryl Hall & John Oates[/lilred]
War Babies (1974)

[lilred]Gordon Haskell[/lilred]
It Is And It Isn't (1974)

[lilred]Danny Kortchmar[/lilred]
Kootch (1973)

[lilred]L.A. Express[/lilred]
L.A. Express (1976)
Shadow Play (1977)

[lilred]Lulu[/lilred]
To Sir With Love/It's Lulu (1967/68 two-fer plus bonus tracks)

[lilred]Arif Mardin[/lilred]
Journey (1975)

[lilred]Jay McShann[/lilred]
The Big Apple Bash (1979)

[lilred]Jim Messina[/lilred]
Messina (1981)
One More Mile (1983)

[lilred]Mighty Sparrow[/lilred]
The Hot And Sweet (1974)

[lilred]Modern Romance[/lilred]
Adventures In Clubland (1981)

[lilred]Urban Verbs[/lilred]
Early Damage (1981)

New and future Wounded Bird releases at Amazon

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The Judybats reissue which UnionAve mentioned was actually one of Wounded Bird's February releases:
http://www.imwan.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=25774

And the Lulu two-fer listed above also has its own separate discussion thread here:
http://www.imwan.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=26035

Nice to see Blondie Chaplin's eponymous solo album get reissued. It was only ever reissued in Japan and has been impossible to find. Beach Boys completists, get this one!

Jay McShann
The Big Apple Bash (1979)
woo hoo!