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Keith Morris
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| Keith Morris | |
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 A recent photo of Keith Morris, performing live at a Circle Jerks concert on December 1, 2006.
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| Background information | |
| Born | September 17, 1952  Los Angeles, California |
| Genre(s) | Punk rock |
| Occupation(s) | Musician |
| Instrument(s) | Vocals |
| Years active | 1976 - Present |
| Label(s) | SST Frontier Allegiance Combat Mercury |
| Associated acts |
Black Flag (1976-1979) Circle Jerks (since 1979) |
- This article is about the punk rock singer. For the filmmaker, see Keith Alan Morris.
Keith Morris (born September 17, 1952[citation needed]) is the co-founder and former lead singer of the punk rock band Black Flag along with guitarist Greg Ginn. He left after the Nervous Breakdown EP (on which he was credited as "Johnny 'Bob' Goldstein") and formed The Circle Jerks. After their short-lived breakup he led the band Midget Handjob. He did background vocals on "Operation Rescue", from Bad Religion's 1990 album Against the Grain.
In 1999, he was diagnosed with adult onset diabetes and many of his friends held benefit concerts to cover his large medical bills. He currently works as an A&R manager at V2 Records while continuing to perform with The Circle Jerks. He is also featured in the Wrangler Brutes song "Driving" (as the voice of God).
Contents |
- Nervous Breakdown EP (1978)
- Everything Went Black (1982)
- The First Four Years (1983)
- Group Sex (1980)
- Wild in the Streets (1982)
- Golden Shower of Hits (1983)
- Wonderful (1985)
- Group Sex/Wild in the Streets (1986)
- VI (1987)
- Gig (1992)
- Oddities, Abnormalities and Curiosities (1995)
- TBA (2007/2008)
- Against the Grain (1990) (never actually a member of Bad Religion, but did background vocals on "Operation Rescue")
- Good Mourning (Performed Background Vocals on track #2 "We've Had Enough")
- Rise Above: 24 Black Flag Songs to Benefit the West Memphis Three (Performed Nervous Breakdown)
| Black Flag |
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| Guitar: Greg Ginn |
| Vocals: Keith Morris | Chavo Pederast | Dez Cadena | Henry Rollins |
| Bass: Raymond Pettibon | Spot | Chuck Dukowski | Kira Roessler | C'el Revuelta |
| Drums: David Horvitz | Brian Migdol | ROBO | Emil Johnson | Chuck Biscuits | Bill Stevenson | Anthony Martinez |
| Discography |
| Albums: Damaged | My War | Family Man | Slip It In | Loose Nut | In My Head |
| Extended plays: Nervous Breakdown | Jealous Again | Six Pack | TV Party | The Process of Weeding Out | Minuteflag | I Can See You |
| Live: Live '84 | Who's Got the 10½? | Annihilate This Week |
| Other releases: Everything Went Black | The First Four Years | Wasted...Again | The Complete 1982 Demos Plus More | |
| Related articles |
| Rollins Band | Dos | State of Alert | Gone | SST Records | October Faction | Joe Cole |
| Circle Jerks |
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| Keith Morris | Greg Hetson | Zander Schloss | Kevin Fitzgerald |
| Past members: Roger Rogerson | Earl Liberty | Lucky Lehrer | Chuck Biscuits | Keith Clark |
| Discography |
| Full-lengths: Group Sex (1980) | Wild in the Streets (1982) | Golden Shower of Hits (1983) | Wonderful (1985) | VI (1987) | Oddities, Abnormalities and Curiosities (1995) |
| Other releases: Group Sex/Wild in the Streets (1986) | Gig (1992) |
| Related articles |
| Bad Religion | Black Flag | Black President | California punk scene | Hardcore punk |
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