Fishbone: A Mighty Long Way
L.A.‘s ska/punk/funk/ genre-benders, Fishbone have emerged out of a wilderness period of sorts and are the subject of new documentary called, “Everyday Sunshine”. While sometimes erratic on record, the band have always been a firestorm in a live setting.
Here for your perusal are some intriguing moments, preserved on video, from their classic 80’s work.
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“Party at Ground Zero” (E.P., 1985)
“Modern Industry” (E.P., 1985)
“When Problems Arise” (In Your Face, 1986)
“It’s A Wonderful Life” (It’s Wonderful Life E.P., 1987)
“Ma and Pa” (1988, Truth & Soul)
“Freddy’s Dead” (1988, Truth & Soul)
“Skankin’ to the Beat” (Say Anything OST, 1989)
Rock Island Line ft. Little Richard (“A Vision Shared”, 1988)
(The credits have always read that Fishbone is the band here, no matter what this video implies.)
Jamaica Ska ft. Annette Funicello [?!?] (From “Back to the Beach OST, 1987)
Everyday Sunshine: The Story of Fishbone
