Dishwalla Music

Dishwalla

Members:

J.R. Richards – vocals, guitar, keyboards
Rodney Browning Cravens – lead guitar
Scot Alexander – bass (1993–2005)
Jim Wood – keyboards (1996— )
Pete Maloney – drums (1998–2007)
George Pendergast – drums (1993–1998)

Albums & Singles:

Year – Title – Lable

1994 It’s Going To Take Some Time (CD Single) |    A&M
1995 Pet Your Friends  | A&M Gold
1995 Haze (CD Single) | A&M
1995 Counting Blue Cars (CD Single) | A&M
1998 And You Think You Know What Life’s About | A&M / Interscope
2001 Gems (EP) | Immergent
2002 Opaline | Immergent
2002 Somewhere in the Middle (CD Single) | Immergent
2003 Santa Claus Lane (EP) | Self-Released 3-Song X-Mas CDR
2003 Live… Greetings From The Flow State | Immergent
2004 Santa Claus Lane II (EP) | Self-Released 4-Song X-Mas CDR
2004 Southeast Asia 2004 (EP) | Self-Released 6 Song Live CD
2005 Dishwalla     Orphanage
2005 “Collide (CD Single)” | Orphanage

Dishwalla is an alternative rock band from America. The group name comes from an Indian term for a cable provider to a neighborhood. Vox In an interview, Rodney claimed the group took its name from an article by Wired Magazine.

In 1996 the single “Counting Blue Cars” from the album Pet Your Friends climbed the charts and is played in much of the airwaves, bringing the group a short series of large-scale success. The track for the Billboard Awards won “Best Rock Song” for 1996, and two ASCAP Awards for “Rock Track of the Year” in 1996 and 1997. 1998 album track, and cree know about life, could not maintain the level of popularity achieved by “Counting Blue Cars.” The responsibility for the situation is universal in 1998 and the dissolution of the purchase of A & M / Polygram, the label that has produced two albums. The group is known for his works of creation and soft-spoken but powerful JR Richards. their unique style and musical talent landed them to numerous film and television companies.

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