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Your Food (1982-4)
Your Food was constructed at 1069. Friends John Bailey (guitar) and Wolf Knapp (bass) began practicing there; Tari Barr (drums) lived upstairs and started sitting in; Doug Maxson (vocals) moved back in after being repatriated from the East Coast. Originally called Orange-Orange, and redubbed by Charles Schultz (drums), this group played for over a year, recording a 5-song demo. Then Tari decided to leave the band, and was quickly replaced by Charles. They recorded and released the first Louisville punk album, Poke It With A Stick (Screaming Whoredog--1983).
Appetizer
Some crappy little 110 snapshots of an Early Food practice, and then at a Rock Against Repression show at the Carver Center in Lexington 3.27.82. I'm guessing Michael O'Bannon shot all these.
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Main Course
I've found remarkably few photos of Finalized Food in action. The first is a shot at the original Beat Club, probably late '82, by Sue Cannon. The rest continue Kate Dunn's polaroid series with a show at B.C.'s Chili Parlor in Lexington on April 23, 1983.
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We were a band, we had an album and a van, we needed promo photos, so Sue Cannon shot these--two on the inside sofa, and six on the outside sofa--one summery afternoon in 1983.
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Dessert
Your Food did back-to-back Derby reunion shows at Uncle Pleasants in 1991&2. Steve Good captured the 2nd show on DAT; Kate Dunn captured the 1st show on film. Although chronologically beyond the parameters of this site, it's a great series of shots of an awesome night: Your Food back on the plate, the Babylon Dance Band back in action, & Bodeco with beaucoup guest stars!
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