Lord Tracy

Lord Tracy

Company type	Band
Industry	Music
Founded	1985
Headquarters	United States
Products	Music albums, live performances

Lord Tracy is a hard rock group originating from the United States, established in 1985.

History

The band initially consisted of Kinley "Barney" Wolfe, formerly the bassist for Black Oak Arkansas, drummer Chris Craig, and guitarist Jimmy Rusidoff. In 1986, Terry Glaze—previously with Pantera—joined as the lead singer. Their first album, Deaf Godz of Babylon, was launched in late 1989 under UNI/MCA Records. The album’s leading track, "Out with the Boys," attained the No. 40 spot on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Chart. Additionally, the ballad "Foolish Love" garnered some recognition. While commercial success was limited, the record stood out for its witty lyrics and eclectic inspirations ranging from Beastie Boys to Motörhead. After touring extensively between 1989 and 1991, the band parted ways in mid-1991.

Following this, bassist Kinley Wolfe toured with The Cult from 1991 through 1994. Subsequently, he collaborated with guitarist Mark Christian to form Milk The Cow, releasing their first album in 1996. Upon returning to Texas, Wolfe led The American Fuse, a Dallas-based trio that produced One Fell Swoop in 1997. More recently, he has performed with The Javelinas.

In 2004, Lord Tracy regrouped and began performing intermittently across Texas, Arizona, Mexico, Brazil, and Spain. In 2006, Brian Harris took over guitar duties from Jimmy Rusidoff, who rejoined the band in 2013. The group released Porn Again in 2008 and continued to tour sporadically. In 2010, Patrick "Taz" Bentley of Burden Bros. substituted on drums for a Dallas appearance; this collaboration eventually led to forming a new band named 76 that focused on original compositions distinct from Lord Tracy’s catalog.

On April 6, 2013, the founding members headlined Basement Reunion #5 at Trees in Dallas. They also appeared at The Stage Stop in Memphis on April 13, 2013, and returned for two final performances in February 2018 before the venue’s closure—a site cherished by longtime supporter Nita Makris.

Members

Current

• Kinley "Barney" Wolfe – bass guitar and backing vocals (1985–1991, 2004–present)
• Chris Craig – drums and percussion (1985–1991, 2004–present)
• Terry Glaze – lead vocals, rhythm guitar, piano (1986–1991, 2004–present)
• Jimmy Rusidoff – lead guitar and backing vocals (1985–1991, 2004–2006, 2013–present)

Former

• Brian Harris – lead guitar and backing vocals (2006–2013)

Discography

DEAF GODS OF BABYLON (1989 © UNI Records, Inc.)
1 – Out With The Boys (3:53)
2 – East Coast Rose (5:50)
3 – She's A Bitch (4:33)
4 – Barney's Wank (0:36)
5 – Whatchadoin' (4:14)
6 – Chosen Ones (5:49)
7 – In Your Eyes (4:11)
8 – Rats Motel (3:39)
9 – Foolish Love (3:54)
10 – She Man Blues (0:21)
11 – King Of The Nighttime Cowboys (3:12)
12 – 3 H. C. (1:25)
13 – Submission (2:35)
14 – Pirahna (2:09)
15 – Ivory Lover (0:24) Produced by Mark Dodson

LIVE (Captured at The Basement in Dallas, TX, 1989; released in 2004)

• Transsexual
• Rats Motel
• Deserai
• Me and The King
• King of the Nighttime Cowboys
• She's A Bitch
• In Your Eyes
• Whatchadoin'
• Foolish Love
• Barney's Bass Solo
• East Coast Rose
• Pirahna
• 3HC
• I Want You
• (Let's Go) Rodeo
• Out With The Boys
• Don't Give Up On Love

Live sound mixed by Danny Brown for the ZRock Concert series.

CULL NONE (2004)

• Intro
• Devil Song
• Don't Give Up On Love
• Fella Sho' Dance
• Big Surprise
• 17 Year
• Come Back To Me
• Heart In Your Hands
• Jes Like You
• Drum Thang
• Woman Is Wood
• Beverly Hills
• Yo Love
• Big Black Cadillac
• Can't Be Serious
• Eat Them
• Moby Dixie Head
• Burning Love
• Fleetwood Mac
• Choo Choo

4 (2004)

• Rip It Up (Paper Love)
• Kicking It Out
• Saxophone
• Wrong All The Right Outta Me
• Drive All Night
• Transsexual
• Wind Me Up
• Let's Go Rodeo
• Debbie's Got A Chainsaw
• A Party At The Motel
• Barney's Chained Melody
• No More Tears
• Back Again
• Nobody's Business
• Everything Sounds Alright
• Paula's
• Morning Light
• If You Break My Heart (I'll Break Your Neck)

A compilation of unreleased demos and live tracks mixed by Danny Brown.

Porn Again (2008)

• I Should've Known
• Jinx
• Too Much
• Know Me
• Everything
• Friends
• A Long Way To Go
• Wondermilk
• A Man In Japan
• Number One Fan
• Can't Be Wrong
• outasite
• wank 2000
• messin' around