About Primitons
The two prime movers in Birmingham's Primitons are drummer/accordionist Leif Bondarenko and singer/guitarist/organist Mots Roden, a Swede who somehow wound up living in Alabama. Following a long stint in Jim Bob and the Leisure Suits (a promising but gimmicky local adaptation of new wave), the pair formed the all-pop Primitons with singer/guitarist Brad Dorset and non-performing lyricist Stephanie Truelove Wright. Joined by a guest vocalist, the trio recorded a sturdy and attractive seven-song debut, produced with Mitch Easter.
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All My Friends
Five Lines
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She Sleeps
Something On My Mind
On Or Off The Bus
Deception
Come What May
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Somewhere The Moon Is Calling
Anytime
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03. Five Lines
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You'll Never Know {1985}
Pope *
Child Without Reason
Sometheing On My Mind
All My Friend
Something On My Mind (Left Banke Cover)
Seeing Is Believing {1985}
Come What May {1986}
City People {1985}
Something On My Mind {1986}
Pope {1987}
Five Lines {1985}
Stars {1986}
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