James McNew
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James McNew has been the bass player for the rock band Yo La Tengo since their 1992 album May I Sing With Me.
He was previously a member of Christmas on their third album Vortex.[1]
He also has a solo side project, Dump.
The documentary The Parking Lot Movie highlights McNew's career as a parking lot attendant in Charlottesville, VA prior to his career as a musician.
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- That Is Yo La Tengo
- Upside-Down
- Shaker
- From a Motel 6
- Camp Yo La Tengo
- Tom Courtenay
- Little Honda
- Autumn Sweater
- Danelectro
- Nuclear War
- Merry Christmas from Yo La Tengo
- Today Is the Day!
- Here to Fall Remixes
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- "The River of Water"/"A House Is Not a Motel"
- "The Asparagus Song"/"For the Turnstiles"
- "Speeding Motorcycle" (with Daniel Johnston)
- "Walking Away from You"/"Cast a Shadow"
- "Shaker"/"For Shame of Doing Wrong"
- "Big Day Coming"/"Double Dare (Somniextraction)"
- "Tom Courtenay"/"The Bisexual Boogie"
- "Camp Yo La Tengo"
- "Blue/Green Arrow"/"Watching the Sun Rise or Johnny Carson"
- "Rocket #9"/"Wig Out with Charly Dapper"
- "Sugarcube"/"Busy with Me Thoughts"
- "Little Honda"
- "Mr. Tough"/"I'm Your Puppet"
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