Now Now Now (2012)

On One Little Indian Records. From the Too Tough to Live album.

7"/digital

Side A: Now Now Now (feat. Jane Wiedlin)

Side B: Rona

Doin Anything I Say (2010)

On One Little Indian Records. From the Dan Sartain Lives album.

7"/digital

Side A: Doin Anything I Say

Side B: Bohemian Grove (Alt Toe Rag version)

Swami Records Tour 7" (2004) - Test pressing

All the records pictures posted on this blog are from my own collection (with three notable exceptions: Crimson Guard, Romance in Stereo and Family Legacy). Here's my last acquisition, the test pressing of what is surely my favourite 7" ever, the Swami Records Tour 7".

If you have one of the records I'm missing or some test pressings, feel free to contact me, I'm VERY interrested :)

FUCK... 7" (2011)

On One Little Indian Records. Released for Record Store Day 2011.
7"
500 copies with a Free Poster

Side A:
1. Fuck Fri, Fuck Sat, Fuck Sun, FUCK YOU

Side B:
1. It was always you Helen
2. In Death

Swami Records Tour 7" (2004)

This 7" features Dan Sartain and the Leather Scorpion doing “Lose Yer Boi” and comes in a swank silk-screened package. It was the first time Dan Sartain appeared on a single 7".

This 7" is a compilation of Swami records artists:

A1: Empty Hole (The Sultans)

A2: Lose Yer Boi (Dan Sartain & The Leather Scorpion)

B1: Indicted (Beehive and the Barracudas)

B2: You Know What Sadie? (The Husbands)

(click on all the pictures to enlarge them)

To open this 7" you have first to unfold the backside of the cover:

Here's the unfolded cover:

The inner sleeve:

The gold colored record:


Thanks to Ben.

Dan Sartain / Henry Dunkel Split 7" (2010)

From Big Legal Mess Records website:

Dan Sartain and Henry Dunkle are two musicians from Birmingham Alabama who admire each others music very much. It would only be a matter of time before the two put out a release together (thanks Bruce).

Both musicians have unique styles, but there are more similarities than differences. Many musical acts tend to get their feathers ruffled when they find other acts that sound like they do. This is not the case with Henry and Dan. Both have chosen to embrace each others sounds, differences and similarities included.

"Right Inside My Pocket"
written by Dan Sartian.
"Day By Day"
written by Henry Dunkel.

All Instruments played by Dan Sartian except:
Steven Robinson - organ on "Day By Day"
Ruby C. Rogers - Backing Vox/handclaps on "Right Inside My Pocket"
Lynn Bridges - Engineering /Cymbals on "Right Inside My Pocket"

Produced by Dan Sartain at Dial Back Sound Studio in Water Valley, MS.

Bohemian Grove Texas 8" Edition (2010)

In March 2010 ( 17th - 20th) Third Man Records opened a temporary record shop in Austin, during the SXSW festival. A limited run of TMR records were made specifically for this Texas location. All the singles and some LPs were oversized. The single 7"s (Dan one on the right) were pressed on 8" size (Dan one on the left), and the 12" LPs on 13". The singles didn't have big center holes but small ones. The inner sleeve of the records was stamped with the Texas TMR logo.

Thanks to Jason, Tommy and Micah.

Bohemian Grove Bizarro Edition (2009)

In August 2009 ( 26th - 28th) Third Man Records opened a temporary record shop in Los Angeles. A limited run of TMR singles were made specifically for this L.A. location and were only avaible in a small Bizarro shop next to the main one. These 7"s have limited Reverse sleeves (the sleeve is the "opposite" of the regular one and Dan lost his moustache). The record is a regular black one, but with new stickers that cover the central hole.

Number released: 100

Bohemian Grove Halloween Edition (2009)

For the 2009 Halloween (October 30th - 31st), Third Man Records opened a temporary record shop at the Shoreditch Church in London. A limited run of TMR singles were made specifically for this London location. These 7"s have limited Halloween sleeves and are pressed on glow in the dark vinyl.

Pressed on: glow in the dark vinyl
Number pressed: 100

Live Split Single (2008)

On Cass Records.
7"

See Them Work (Terrible Twos)
Voodoo (Dan Sartain)

Politicians In My Eyes (Dirtbombs)


The live version of “Voodoo” by Dan Sartain is taken from a live recording opening for the White Stripes in Wilmington, Delaware

Pressed on: black vinyl
Number pressed: 300

Thanks to Ben Blackwell for the informations.

Who's Sorry Now? (2005)

On Bent Rail Foundation:
7", digital

Who's Sorry Now?
This Is How They Beat You Down

Pressed on: black vinyl
Number pressed: 500
Released: October 2005
Recorded by: David hickox
Other musicians on record: brad davis (drums) & David Hickox (bass)
Artwork & layout: David Hickox

Before Dan recorded Dan sartain vs. The Serpientes, he recorded several songs with David Hickox as demos. Most of these demo songs were re-recorded by John Reis for vs. The Serpientes record except for these two tracks.

Thanks to Darryl from Bant Rail Foundation for all the informations. This single is still on sale for 4$ + shipping on their site.

Walk Among the Cobras p.t.I (2006)

On Swami Records / One Little Indian Records. From the Dan Sartain vs. The Serpientes album.
7", CD, digital

Walk Among the Cobras p.t.I
Who's Sorry Now?

Tryin' To Say (2005)

On Swami Records/One Little Indian Records. From the Dan Sartain vs. The Serpientes album.
7", CD, digital

Trying To Say
Metropolis

Cobras p.t. II

Thought it Over (2007)

On Swami Records/One Little Indian Records. From the Join Dan Sartain album.
7", CD, digital

1. Flight of the Finch
2. Besame Mucho

Flight of the Finch (2007)

On Swami Records/One Little Indian Records. From the Join Dan Sartain album.
7", CD, digital

1. Flight of the Finch
2. Besame Mucho

Replacement Man (2006)

On Swami Records/One Little Indian Records. From the Join Dan Sartain album.
7", CD, digital

1. Replacement Man (Toe Rag Verion)
2. Indian Ink (Toe Rag Verion)

Gun vs. Knife (2006)

On Cass Records.
7"

1. Gun vs. Knife
2. Leeches 2 (the Hangers-On)

3.When You See Me Coming"

Pressed on: black vinyl
Number pressed: 500

Thanks to Ben Blackwell for the informations.

Bohemian Grove (2009)

On Third Man Records Blue Serie.
7", digital

1. Bohemian Grove
2. Atheist Funeral

Pressed on: Tricolor (white/yellow/black) & black vinyl
Number pressed: tricolor: 150
black: unlimited
Released: 2009
Recorded by: Vance Powell & Joshua V. Smith
Mixed by: Jack White & Vance Powell
Other musicians on record: Jack White (piano), Adam Renshaw (drums) & Matt Patton (bass)
Design: Miles Jonhson
Photos: Jo McCaughey

Hungry End (2009)

On Big Legal Mess Records.
7", digital

1. Hungry End
2. Perverted Justice

Pressed on: black vinyl
Number pressed:
Released: 2009
Recorded by: Lynn Bridges
Other musicians on record: Adam Renshaw (drums) & Matt Patton (bass)
Artwork & layout: