Chris Ballew
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Christopher Ballew (born May 28, 1965) is a member of The Presidents of the United States of America.
He formed The Presidents of the United States of America in 1993 with David Dederer, with whom he had gone to middle and high school at The Bush School in Seattle. Ballew collaborated in the early 1990s with Mark Sandman of Treat Her Right and Morphine in a duo called Supergroup, in which they developed the oddly-stringed instruments that would become a staple of both the Presidents' and Morphine's sound. He recently launched a project targeted toward toddlers called Caspar Babypants.[1]
Ballew also was a member of Beck's live band for a period of time.[citation needed]
[edit] Discography
With The Presidents of the United States of America:
- The Presidents of the United States of America (1995, Sony)
- II (1996, Sony)
- Rarities (1997, Import)
- Pure Frosting (1998, Sony)
- Lump (2000, Sony Special Product)
- Freaked Out and Small (2000, Music Blitz)
- Love Everybody (2004, PUSA Inc)
- These Are the Good Times People (2008, PUSA Inc)
With Balls
- We Will Grow On You (1990, Elaterium Records) - only 300 LPs printed
With EGG
- Emotional Cowboy (off the compilation EP A Kinder, Gentler Suicide)
As Caspar:
- Lint Cake (1991, Raw Poo Music)
- Sonic Uke (1993, Raw Poo Music)
- Caspar (1996, Raw Poo Music)
With Caspar and Mollusk: (aka Chris & Beck)
- Caspar and Mollusk (1995, Cosmic Records)
With Supergroup: (aka Chris & Mark Sandman)
- Supergroup (1995, Cosmic Records, 45 rpm single)
With The Minus 5L
With The Giraffes:
With The Tycoons:
- Is It Christmas Yet? (1998, Collective Fruit)
With Chris and Tad:
- Hand Me That Door (2000, Orange Recordings)
With SUbSET (aka PUSA & Sir Mix-A-Lot)
- Addicted To The Fame (2000, MusicBlitz.com)
With Chris Ballew and Friends:
With Creepy Stick
- Creepy Stick (2005)
With The Feelings Hijackers:
- T.F.H. (2005)
- Skeletal Remains (2007)
Solo work:
- My First Computer (2003)
- Like to Boogie (2004)
- Run world, run. (2005) (A soundtrack to a short Flash advertisement for Brooks Running.)
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