The Spinanes
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| The Spinanes | |
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| Origin | Olympia, USA |
| Genres | Indie rock |
| Years active | 1991–2000? |
| Labels | Sub Pop Merge |
| Past members | |
| Rebecca Gates Scott Plouf |
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The Spinanes were an indie band from Olympia, Portland and Chicago, in the 1990s. The founding members were Rebecca Gates (guitar, vocals) and Scott Plouf (drums).
Rebecca Gates sang back-up vocals on the Elliott Smith song "St. Ides Heaven", and on the Ben Lee song "Grampaw Would." She also contributed a song to the Free to Fight project.
Scott Plouf played drums on the Beck album One Foot in the Grave, the first Team Dresch 7", the Thrones 7", and the Jason O.D. Traeger song "The Wedding Album". Scott joined Built to Spill in 1996 and has played on all of their Warner Bros. releases.
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[edit] Discography
[edit] Albums
- Manos (Sub Pop, 1993)
- Strand (Sub Pop, 1996)
- Arches and Aisles (Sub Pop, 1998)
- Imp Years (Merge, 2000)
[edit] Singles
- "Suffice/Halloween Candy" (Imp Records, 1991)
[edit] Compilations
- "Jad Fair Drives Women Wild" on International Pop Underground Convention (K Records, 1991)
- "Stupid Crazy" on Rock Stars Kill (Kill Rock Stars, 1994)
- "Grand Prize" on Wild and Wooly: The Northwest Rock Collection (Sub Pop Records/Experience Music Project, 2000)
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