About Yung Wu
In mid-1981, members of the critically acclaimed new wave band The Feelies undertook a voluntary hiatus. After have spent most of 1980 performing songs from the innovative and influential debut LP Crazy Rhythms, the members of the band became involved in other musical projects. Drummer Anton Fier began playing with the noir-jazz group the Lounge Lizards, bassist Keith Clayton (DeNunzio) formed his own group The World, and rhythm guitarist Bill Million concentrated on home recording.
As an Amazon Associate, Spinn Radio earns from qualifying purchases.
Top Tracks
1
Shore Leave
2
The Empty Pool
3
Spinning
4
Big Day
5
Aspiration
6
Eternal Ice
7
Powderfinger
8
Strange Little Man
9
Child of the Moon
10
Modern Farmer
11
Return to Zion
12
Waiting for the Thunder
13
Return to Zio
14
Empty Pool
15
Morning Call
16
Powderfinger (Neil Young)
17
Child of the Moon (Rolling Stones)
18
You've Got To Hide Your Love Away (Beatles)
19
Big Day (Eno)
20
Nobody Told Me (John Lennon)
21
Kingdom Come (Tom Verlaine)
22
Big Day (Brian Eno)
23
Kingdom Come
24
Into the Valley
25
Victory Dance
26
Walk Upon The Water
27
Please Go Home
28
Long Black Veil
29
Black Eyed Susan
30
I'm Not Like Everybody Else
31
The Devil Came From Kansas
32
True Wheel
33
It's All Too Much (Beatles)
34
Maryanne With The Shaky Hands
35
Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing
36
Strange LItle Man
37
Intro
38
Eno song intro
39
Black-Eyed Susan
40
untitled new song
41
All Too Much
42
encore
43
Big Day (Phil Manzanera, Brian Eno)
44
Retur to Zion
45
pause
46
Out of Baby's Reach
47
You've Got To hide Your Love Away
48
Nobody Told Me
49
Powderfinger (Neil Young cover)
50
Child of the Moon (Rolling Stones cover)
Similar Artists
SpinnRadio
Find stations playing Yung Wu
Tune into 50,000+ live radio stations from every corner of the world on an interactive 3D globe with audio-reactive visualizations.