9 thoughts on “ Anxiety Attack - Skankin Pickle - Skankin’ Pickle Fever (CD, Album) ”

1. referencing Sing Along With Skankin’ Pickle, CD, Album, PB Ska/Punk Classic. The best album from this silly group. Mike Park is the man! Reply Notify me 1 Helpful [m] Master Release. Edit Master Release Data Correct. Add all to Wantlist.

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2. Play full-length songs from Skankin' Pickle Fever by Skankin' Pickle on your phone, computer and home audio system with Napster.

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3. But the new one, “Sing Along With Skankin’ Pickle” has already sold more than 10, copies since its release in September and can be heard on over radio stations. All are available on.

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4. ‎San Francisco-based ska-punk sextet Skankin' Pickle was formed in the spring of by vocalist/saxophonist Mike "Bruce Lee" Park, guitarist Lynette Knackstedt, bassist Ian Miller, trombonists Lars Nylander and Gerry Lundquist, and drummer Chuck Phelps. Forming their own label, Dill Records, the gr. Available with an Apple Music subscription.

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5. Dec 20,  · Skankin' Pickle Fever Licensed to YouTube by The Orchard Music (on behalf of Asian Man Records); BMI - Broadcast Music Inc., Concord Music Publishing, and 4 Music Rights Societies.

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6. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Skankin' Pickle - Skankin’ Pickle Fever at Discogs. Complete your Skankin' Pickle collection.4/5(7).

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7. Skankin' Pickle was a San Francisco based ska punk sextet during the late s and early s. Formed in , they released several LPs, mostly on their own record label, Dill Records. Members included vocalist/saxophonist Mike "Bruce Lee" Park, guitarist Lynette Knackstedt, bassist Ian Miller, bassist Mike Mattingly, trombonists Lars.

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8. Skankin' Pickle, Category: Artist, Albums: The Green Album, The Green Album, Live, Sing Along With Skankin' Pickle, Skankin' Pickle Fever, Top Tracks: Turning Japanese, Special Brew, My Hair, Gas in My Car, I Missed The Bus, Biography: San Francisco-based ska-punk sextet Skankin' Pickle was formed in the spring of by vocalist/saxophonist Mike "Bruce Lee" Park, guitarist Lynette Knackstedt.

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9. I'm a bit young to have caught Skankin' Pickle live in concert, so I'm stuck with this CD instead. It's a great sounding recording of a live show from back in the day. It's very similar to Fever in content, so I found it cool to compare the two albums back to back. Definitely a good purchase, especially at some of the low prices out there/5(5).

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