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The Butterflies of Love
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The Butterflies of Love Jeff Greene: vocals & guitar Daniel Greene: vocals & guitar Jason Mills: guitar Scott Amore: keyboard Pete Whitney: bass guitar Neil O'Brien: drums Mark Mulcahy: additional vocals Jeff and Daniel Greene officially launched The Butterflies of Love in New Haven, Connecticut, USA, on March 15, 1994, under the name The Silver Bug. Ditching the world of coffeeshop open mic nights and farmers market one-off performances, the duo assumed the name The Super-Sonic Daredevils of Show Business. With a six-piece avant-garde improvisational jazz band backing their efforts, Jeff and Daniel spent the harvest season on New England's agricultural fair circuit. Garnering a motley collection of fans but completely exhausting their budget, The Super-Sonic Daredevils of Show Business disbanded at the end of 1994. Jeff and Daniel regrouped as stripped down two-piece The Butterflies of Love and hastily recorded an album in the living room they shared during the spring of 1995, America's Newest Hit Makers. For the next two years at Mike Arafeh's Coffeehouse Studio in Middletown, Connecticut (Jeff's hometown), the duo recorded a completely new debut album with the help of friends and fellow musicians, a few of whom found themselves permanent members of The Butterflies of Love: Scott Amore on all sorts of keyboards, Pete Whitney on bass guitar, Neil O'Brien on drums, and co-producer of much of the band's early output Mark Mulcahy on everything that needed doing -- from vocal
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albums
Famous Problems
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Be True To Your School
How to Know the Butterflies of Love
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Ciao My Shining Star: The Songs Of Mark Mulcahy
How To Know
The New Patient
More Soul Than Wigan Casino
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Ciao My Shining Star
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A Christmas Gift From Fortuna Pop
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POW! to the people
Be True To Your School (A Fortuna POP! Compilation)
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The Mutation