Jeffrey Luck Lucas

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Jeffrey Luck Lucas
Jeffrey Luck Lucas at the 500 Club in San Francisco,2008
Background information
Birth name	Donald Jeffrey Lucas
Born	(1962-09-23) September 23, 1962 (age 58) Gary, Indiana, United States
Origin	San Francisco
Genres	folk, alternative rock, chamber pop
Occupation(s)	Musician, songwriter, composer, arranger
Instruments	Singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist
Years active	1984–1987, 2003–present
Labels	Evangeline, Antebellum
Website	www.jeffreylucklucas.com

Jeffrey Luck Lucas (born Donald Jeffrey Lucas September 23, 1962, in Gary, Indiana) is an American musician. A singer-songwriter, composer, and arranger, he is also a former and founding member of the seminal 1980s garage band The Morlocks, as well as a formally trained composer and cellist.

Discography[]

Albums[]

• Just A Scream (Greenhaus Recording Co., 1985)
• Hell Then Divine (Antebellum, 2004)
• What We Whisper (Antebellum, 2006)
• The Lion's Jaw (Growler Recording Co., 2010)

Compilations[]

• "Cascade" on Comes with a Smile Vol. 10 (Comes with a Smile Magazine, 2004)
• "Agnes, Queen of Sorrow" on I Am A Cold Rock, I Am Dull Grass, a tribute to Will Oldham (Tract, 2005)
• "Whiteout" on Songs For Another Place (Awful Bliss, 2006)
• "Pale Silver Eyes" on Eye of the Beholder IV (Tract, 2007)

Other Contributions[]

• Cello/arrangements on Steve Von Till's A Grave Is A Grim Horse
• Cello on Neurosis' The Eye of Every Storm
• Cello on Chuck Prophet's Age Of Miracles
• Cello on The Cult Inside My Head's (Pat Ryan of A Subtle Plague) Stalking Horse and Omnipowerless
• Cello on Paula Frazer's Now It's Time
• Cello/arrangements, bass, guitar, keys, backing vocals on Kira Lynn Cain's The Ideal Hunter
• Cello on Tom Heyman's Deliver Me
• Cello, backing vocals on Bob Frank and John Murry's Gunplay EP
• Cello on The Dirty Pictures' Shuttin' Out The World
• Cello on Rykarda Parasol's Our Hearts First Meet
• Cello on Highwater Rising's Summer Somewhere
• Cello on SF Seals' (Barbara Manning) Truth Walks in Sleepy Shadows
• Cello and backing vocals on Amee Chapman's Still Life

External links[]

• Wolff, Kurt (2005), "All This and Hell Too", San Francisco Bay Guardian
• Jeffrey Luck Lucas bio at Evangeline Records, archived from the original on March 15, 2008
• Jeffrey Luck Lucas at Discogs
• Jeffrey Luck Lucas' Official Site
• Jeffrey Luck Lucas at Allmusic