About Mookie Blaylock
Pearl Jam's original name was supposed to be Mookie Blaylock (after the professional basketball player, of whom Pearl Jam were fans), but was changed after the band signed on Epic Records, as record executives were concerned about the band being named after a professional basketball player who was still playing at the time. In commemoration of the band's original name, they named their first album after Mookie Blaylock's jersey number. Eddie Vedder claimed that the name "Pearl Jam" was a reference to his great-grandmother
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Top Tracks
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Alive
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Alive (Live At The Moore Theatre - Seattle, WA 12/22/1990)
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Even Flow
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Once
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Girl
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Alone
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Release
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Breath
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Goat
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Black
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Alive (The Moore Theatre - Seattle, WA 12/22/1990)
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Weird A
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oceans
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Yellow Ledbetter
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Daddy Could Swear I Declare
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Alive (Mookie Blaylock - The Moore Theatre - Seattle, WA 12/22/1990)
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EVEN FLOW (DEMO)
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ALIVE (DEMO)
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Footsteps
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Alive (The Moore Theatre – Seattle, WA 12/22/1990)
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Just a Girl
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Mystery
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ALONE (DEMO)
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Brother
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ONCE (DEMO)
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GIRL (DEMO)
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Alive [Mookie Blaylock - The Moore Theatre - Seattle, WA 12/22/1990]
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It Ain't Like That
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Touch Me I'm Dick
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BREATH (DEMO)
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RELEASE (DEMO)
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Touch Me I'm Sick
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Dollar Short
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7up
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Even Flow (Soundcheck)
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E Ballad (Black demo)
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Evenflow
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Daddy Could Swear, I Declare
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Alive - Moore Theatre, Seattle, 1990-12-22
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Yellow Ledbetter (Demo)
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A Breath and a Scream
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Wishing Well
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Blues Jam
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GOAT (DEMO)
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State of Love and Trust (Demo)
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Instumental 2
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State of Love and Trust
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Hold On (Instrumental)
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Oceans (Demo)
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Weird 'A'
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