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Best Kissers in the World
Best Kissers in the World is an American rock band from Seattle,〔("Gerald Collier, How Can There Be Another Day? (In Music We Trust, 2007)" ). ''Green Man Review'' 〕 WA, formed in 1989 in Phoenix, AZ.
== History ==
The original lineup consisted of Gerald Collier (lead vocals, guitar) and Danny Bland〔(''Everybody Loves Our Town: An Oral History of Grunge'' ) By Mark Yarm〕 (bass, also of Cat Butt and Dwarves) who relocated to Seattle in 1990 where they added Sten Olson (guitar) and Andy Spath (drums) shortly before signing to Sub Pop records. In 1991, the band released their eponymously named debut EP〔(Best Kissers in the World EP Review on AllMusic )〕 (Produced by Jon Auer of The Posies and Big Star) and toured with L7, Social Distortion, and Pegboy. After replacing Bland, Olson, and Spath with Dave Swafford, Jimmy Paulson, and Tim Arnold (Cherry Poppin' Daddies) the band signed with MCA Records〔("PUCKER UP FOR POP SHUNNED IN THE VALLEY, FORMER PHOENICIANS BEST KISSERS IN THE WORLD GOT SLOBBERED OVER IN SEATTLE" ) By Fred Mills, ''Phoenix New Times'', Apr 21 1993
〕 〔("Major Label Signings this Year (12/93)" ), ''New on the Charts'', 12/1993〕 and, in early 1993, released a second EP, entitled ''Puddin''.〔William Ruhlmann. (Puddin EP Review on ''AllMusic'' )〕' After touring in support of the MCA EP, Jimmy Paulson left the band to return to his former band The Lemons and was replaced by guitarist Jeff Stone in time to record their first full-length album ''Been There''.〔(Been There Review on AllMusic )〕
In 1995, after touring with School of Fish, Chainsaw Kittens,〔("Best Kissers Have Been There, And Now They're Back Again" ). November 13, 1993| by FRANK PEARN JR. ''The Morning Call'' interview with Gerald Collier]〕 and X〔 Locey, Bill. ( Ready to Pucker Up in Ventura : The Best Kissers in the World may be from Seattle, but they don't do the grunge thing. They'll open for X on Saturday." ) September 16, 1993 ''Los Angeles Times''〕 Dave Swafford left and was replaced by Paul Schurr (of Flop) who toured with the band and recorded on their final MCA album, ''Yellow Brick Roadkill.'' In 1995, the band was dropped from MCA's lineup just weeks before ''Yellow Brick Roadkill'' was to be released.〔("INTERVIEW: Gerald Collier One of the most underrated singer-songwriters (Isota Records)" ). Alex Steininger, Oct. 2012 ''In Music We Trust'' ]〕〔("Gerald Collier Shares Unreleased Covers, Demos, and B-Sides" ). ''Obscure Sound''.〕 The record was finally released with additional demo and alternate versions of the songs by the small label ''Hail the Sound'' in May of 2012〔Hartward, Randy. ("RESURRECTING ROADKILL Best Kissers in the World". ''Blurt Online''. ).〕 Collier reformed the band briefly in 2007〔(May 2007 Seattle Weekly interview with Gerald Collier )〕〔("Gerald Collier: Still the Best Kisser in the World?" ). ''Nada Music'', December 5th, 2007 By Julia Montagnet.〕 and again in 2010 and played shows in Portland, OR and Seattle, WA.
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