Potatoes for Hire [A Collection of Devolved Collaborations] (v2)

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Tracks

1. Chi-Pig – Ring Around The Collar (1978)
   lyrics by Mark Mothersbaugh
2. Hugh Cornwell & Robert Williams – Rythmic Itch (1979)
   lyrics, vocals, and synths by Mark Mothersbaugh, guitar and backing vocals by Bob Mothersbaugh
3. Debbie Harry – Jump Jump (1981)
   backing vocals by Spud and Pud Devo (Mark and Jerry)
4. Man Ray Band – I Feel So Bad (1981)
   featuring Booji Boy
5. Robert Williams – Time to Dance Again (1981)
   synth by Mark Mothersbaugh, guitar by Bob Mothersbaugh
6. Ronnie Wood – Wind Howlin’ Through (1981)
   drums by Alan Myers
7. Toni Basil – Be Stiff (1981)
   bass by Jerry Casale, guitar by Bob Mothersbaugh and Bob Casale, synth by Mark Mothersbaugh
8. Toni Basil – Space Girls (1981)
9. Toni Basil – You Gotta Problem (1981)
   drums by Alan Myers, bass by Jerry Casale, guitar by Bob Mothersbaugh and Bob Casale, synths by Mark Mothersbaugh
10. Jermaine Jackson – Let Me Tickle Your Fancy (1982)
    backing vocals by Spud and Pud Devo (Mark and Jerry)
11. Barnes & Barnes – Before You Leave (Positive Life) (1983)
    music bed written by Mark Mothersbaugh
12. Toni Basil – Street Beat (1983)
    engineered by Bob Casale, additional production by Jerry Casale
13. Barnes & Barnes – What’s New Pussycat (1987)
    produced, recorded, and mixed by Bob Casale
14. Negativland – The Playboy Channel (1987)
    “Bass [Jazz], Sounds [Jimi Hendrix], Percussion [E-cussion], Saxophone, Noises” by Mark Mothersbaugh
15. Martini Ranch – Fat-Burning Formula (1988)
    additional vocals by Mark Mothersbaugh
16. Martini Ranch – How Can The Labouring Man Find Time For Self-Culture (1988)
    Fairlight programming by Mark Mothersbaugh, percussion by Alan Myers
17. Visiting Kids – Drop Me Off at the Galleria (1988)
18. Visiting Kids – United State of Beat (1990)
    group features Bob Mothersbaugh and David Kendrick, recorded by Bob Casale; track 18 from the film Rockula
19. David Byrne – Wicked Little Doll (1997)
    produced by MM & GVC, bass and backing vocals by Jerry Casale, samples and synth by Mark Mothersbaugh, engineered by Bob Casale
20. David Byrne – Empire (1997)
    “featuring DEVO”, although further info is unknown, outtake from David Byrne’s 1997 album
21. The Moog Cookbook – Ain’t Talkin’ ’bout Love (1997)
    Davoli synth by Mark Mothersbaugh
22. Robert Williams – Barbara and Jay (1998)
23. Robert Williams – Barbara and Jay (Turbo Mix) (1998)
    vocals by Mark Mothersbaugh
24. Kenna – freetime (Hello Kenna Mix) (2003)
    remix by Jerry Casale, remix engineered by Bob Casale (presumed)
25. The Empire of Fun – Miles Above (2004)
    a David Kendrick project, lead electric guitar by Bob Mothersbaugh
26. DEVO 2.0 – Monkey’s Uncle (2006)
    DEVO plays the music bed
27. The Attery Squash – Devo Was Right About Everything (Devo Remix) (2007)
    remix by Jerry Casale and Bob Casale
28. Datarock – Computer Camp Love (Devo Mutato Full Mix) (2008)
29. Die Alten Maschinen – To Be Or Not (Original Casale Mix) (2008)
    lyrics and vocals by Jerry Casale
30. Freeland – Only A Fool (Can Die) (2009)
    co-written and vocals by Jerry Casale
31. M – Pop Muzik (Darkside MM Devo Remix) (2009)
    remix by Mark Mothersbaugh
32. M – Pop Muzik (Devo Remix) (2009)
    remix by Jerry Casale
33. Sweet Snacks – Illuminati (featuring Jihad Jerry) (2009)
34. POLYSICS – Mecha-Mania Boy (featuring Mark Mothersbaugh) (2012)
35. Information Society – Beautiful World (Featuring Gerald V. Casale) (2014)
36. Two Door Cinema Club – Bad Decisions (DEVO Remix) (2017)
37. Carol Hensel – Whip It (workout version) (1981)
    from a 1980s exercise LP, included for laughs, does not feature DEVO
38. Freeland – Only A Fool Can Die (instrumental) (2009)
39. Kenna – freetime (Martini Ranch Extended Edit) (2003)
    unknown DEVO involvement, remixed by Andrew Todd (Martini Ranch), very possibly engineered by Bob Casale