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Uncle Bonsai Music

Bizarre and outrageous, Uncle Bonsai was formed in Seattle in 1981 by three former Bennington College students: Andrew Ratshin, Ashley Kristin, and Arni Adler. Uncle Bonsai were a guitar and three part vocal outfit who specialized in singing the weirdest songs -- "Penis Envy," "Cheerleaders on Drugs" -- with sublimely angelic voices. During their eight year existence, Uncle Bonsai released three albums, A Lonely Grain of Corn, Boys Wants Sex in the Morning, and Myn Ynd Wymyn, the last two albums being live recordings. During their years together, the band members developed a strong grassroots base in Seattle and in 1988 began negotiations for a major recording deal. When the deal fell through, the band decided that they had had enough and formally split up. Ratshin subsequently went on to pursue a solo career under the name Electric Bonsai Band and has released I am Joe's Eyes. yellowtailrecords.com

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  1. The Ride

    Listen It's not the destination, it's the ride.

  2. Doug at His Mom's

    Listen UNCLE BONSAI Myn Ynd Wymyn - YT-10003 Doug - YT-10010 Doug leaves his bride to be on early Sunday morning To take the train to spend the holidays at home Doug takes his briefcase and a bag of dirty laundry He takes her photograph So he won't have to be alone Doug reads the paper as he...

  3. Doug's Birthday Song

    Listen UNCLE BONSAI Doug - YT-10010 The doctor slapped the baby So the mother slapped him back No one’s gonna treat her boy that way No one really thought about How mother might react Proud to put her instinct on display She’s slapped a few more doctor’s since that day And he shall be And he…

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Bizarre and outrageous, Uncle Bonsai was formed in Seattle in 1981 by three former Bennington College students: Andrew Ratshin, Ashley Kristin, and Arni Adler. Uncle Bonsai were a guitar and three part vocal outfit who specialized in singing the weirdest songs -- "Penis Envy," "Cheerleaders on Drugs" -- with sublimely angelic voices. During their eight year existence, Uncle Bonsai released three albums, A Lonely Grain of Corn, Boys Wants Sex in the Morning, and Myn Ynd Wymyn, the last two albums being live recordings. During their years together, the band members developed a strong grassroots base in Seattle and in 1988 began negotiations for a major recording deal. When the deal fell through, the band decided that they had had enough and formally split up. Ratshin subsequently went on to pursue a solo career under the name Electric Bonsai Band and has released I am Joe's Eyes. yellowtailrecords.com

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Bizarre and outrageous, Uncle Bonsai was formed in Seattle in 1981 by three former Bennington College students: Andrew Ratshin, Ashley Kristin, and Arni Adler. Uncle Bonsai were a guitar and three part vocal outfit who specialized in singing the weirdest songs -- "Penis Envy," "Cheerleaders on...

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