Spot 1019

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Spot 1019 was a rock combo from San Francisco, California. The four-piece band specialized in rock tinged with country, blues and punk and had three releases on Frontier Records in the late 1980s, none of which achieved widespread popularity. Spot 1019 played their last show June 2012. David Dondero proclaims his affection for the band in the song "Michael Raines" on the album Live at the Hemlock.

Members[]

Peter Tripodi, Guitars (large and small)
Jimb Lyons, Bass
Greg Winter, Drums
Joe Sloan, Vocals

Discography[]

• SPOT1019 (Pitch-a-tent records, 1986; re-released on Frontier Records, 1990)
• This World Owes Me a Buzz (Pitch-a-tent records, 1988; re-released on Frontier Records, 1991)
• Still...Again (Frontier Records, 1990)
• "Nickel Bag of Donuts"/"A Clown of Thorns" (Self-released, 1992)
• "In Her Satanic Majesty's Secret Service Entrance" (Self-released, 2002)

External links[]

• Spot 1019 Homepage
• Live Performance video on YouTube
• Pictures on Flickr
• Review of first album by Robert Christgau