Katydids (band)

Katydids (band)

Infobox musical artist
Name = Katydids


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Background = group_or_band
Origin = England
Genre = Jangle pop
Alternative rock
College rock
Years_active = 1989-1991
Label = Reprise
Past_members = Susie Hug
Adam Seymour
Dan James
David Hunter
Shane Young

Katydids was founded by vocalist Susie Hug and guitarist Adam Seymour, adding Dan James on guitar, David Hunter on bass, and Shane Young on drums in the late 1980s. After two unsuccessful albums, Reprise dropped the band and they broke up.

After a long hiatus from releasing her own material, Susie Hug's embarked on a solo career, having released two EPs and an album, and her husband Adam Seymour has been playing with The Pretenders since shortly after Katydids broke up.

Discography

tudio albums

*"Katydids"

1989
1. Heavy Weather Traffic
2. Stop Start
3. Girl In A Jigsaw Puzzle
4. All Above Me
5. What Will The Angels Say?
6. Lights Out (Read My Lips)
7. Miss Misery
8. King Of The World
9. Chains Of Devotion
10. Dr. Rey
11. Growing Old
*"Shangri-la"

1991
1. The Boy Who's Never Found
2. Almost And Nearly
3. Slip Away
4. Many Of My Friends
5. Some Mysterious Sigh
6. Seesaw
7. Faith To Change
8. Always
9. Don't Think Twice
10. What's The Matter Here?

ingles

*"Girl in a Jigsaw Puzzle"

1989
1. Girl in a Jigsaw Puzzle
2. Space Where Love Was
3. Girl in a Jigsaw Puzzle (Japanese)
*"The Boy Who's Never Found"

1991
1. The Boy Who's Never Found
2. Charity Power
3. Faith to Change (demo)
4. Almost and Nearly (acoustic)
*"Seesaw"

1991
1. Seesaw
2. Colour Me Gone
3. Peace Love & Understanding
4. Seesaw (acoustic)
*"Some Mysterious Sigh"

1991
1. Some Mysterious Sigh (remix edit)
2. Forever Untold
3. Some Mysterious Sigh (acoustic)
4. Some Mysterious Sigh (remix)

Links

* [http://www.smalleststeppublishing.com/katydids/ Katydids Website]
* [http://www.myspace.com/susiehug Susie Hug's Myspace account]


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