Jenifer McKitrick
Jenifer McKitrick (born May 5, 1966 in Defiance, Ohio) is a songwriter. She was a founding member of bands including The Bettys Swingin' Doors , Spank the Eggman, The Outskirts, Orange Sunshine, and Some Girls. Currently living in Ohio, she is finishing work on a new electronic/soundtrack album, Digitosis, Aug. 30, 2022 and an album including new s songs and unreleased archival tracks, Road Call, scheduled for release on December 1, 2022, and is planning a re-issue of Glow on vinyl and CD in 2023.
Discography
- Saved My Soul with the Bettys (1983 cassette), (streaming remaster 2021)[1]
- unhinged with Swingin' Doors (1995)
- Glow (2001) Producers: Sandy Pearlman and Jenifer McKitrick
- Digitosis (Electronic, Instrumental, and Soundtrack) (2021)
- Garage à Trois with The Outskirts (2021)
- Follow the Magic (2021)
- Swingin' Doors Live at the Bottom of the Hill(2021)
- Swingin' (Live Covers(2021)
Personnel
The Bettys
- Jenifer McKitrick
- Carolyn Getson
- Cecelia Soluri
- Lynn Okiki
- Diane Glaub
The Outskirts
- Jenifer McKitrick
- Mia Walsh
- Denese Hathaway
- Lisa Brown
- JoAnne Avalon
The Swingin' Doors
- Jenifer McKitrick[2]
- Dwight Been
- Stephanie Lee
- Diane Glaub
- Todd Duda
- Terry Dowling contributed lap steel and slide guitar on the unhinged album.
Glow
- Jenifer McKitrick: Vocals, guitars, harmonica
- Chuck Prophet: Guitars
- Katharine Cole: Acoustic guitar, vocals
- Tony Marsico: bass
- Dawn Richardson: Drums and percussion
- Stephanie Lee: Violin
- Chris Von Sneidern: Piano, organ
- Recorded by Noah Rabinowitz and Eric Westfall at Alpha and Omega, San Rafael, CA.
- Additional recording, production and mixing by Chris von Sneidern at Ordophon Studio, San Francisco, CA.
- Mastered by Ken Lee at Kenneth Lee Mastering.
- Tape editing by Paul Stubblebine
- Tape transfer by Laura Hanna.
- Produced by Sandy Pearlman and Jenifer McKitrick[3]
Guest Appearances
- Johnny in Monsterland (2021)Jenifer composed the song "Shake the Fear" for the film.[4]
- Gang Vocals, "Run Primo Run" on Chuck Prophet album No Other Love[5]
References
- Trouser Press Magazine, Issue 83, June 1986
- East Bay Express, December 1995 issue
- No Depression Magazine, September 2001
- Internet Movie Database (IMDb)
- Discogs, Chuck Prophet Discography
External Links
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