The Negro Problem

style: rock

    The Negro Problem, an American rock band from Los Angeles (L.A., California).

lead vocals: Stew (Mark Stewart)
keyboard: Jill Meschke Blair (first album only)
bass: Gwynne Kahn (formerly of the Pandoras; first album only)
drums: Charles Pagano
multi-instrumentalist: Probyn Gregory (of the Wondermints; first album only)

albums: The Negro Problem

• Post Minstrel Syndrome September 23, 1997
1. Birdcage
2. If You Would Have Traveled on the 93 North Today
3. Submarine Down
4. The Meaning of Everything
5. Miss Jones
6. Buzzing
7. Doubting Uncle Tom
8. Ghetto Godot
9. The Great Leap Forward
10. Macarthur Park
11. 2 Inch Dick Mobile
12. Omegaville
13. Witch
• Joys & Concerns May 25, 1999
1. Joys: Repulsion (Show Up Late for Work onn Monday)
2. Joys: Sea of Heat
3. Joys: Comikbuchland
4. Joys: Heads
5. Joys: Mahnsanto
6. Joys: Bleed
7. Concerns: Peter Jennings
8. Concerns: Ahmnot Madatcha
9. Concerns: Ken
10. Concerns: Goode Tyme
11. Concerns: The Rain in Leimart Park Last Tuesday
12. Concerns: Come Down Now
• Welcome Black September 3, 2002
1. Fox Hills
2. Father Popcorn
3. Lime Green Sweater
4. Is This the Single?
5. Watering Hole
6. The Teardrop Explodes
7. Astro Sister
8. In Time All Time
9. Out Now
10. I’m Sebastian Cabot
11. Bong Song
12. Bermuda Love Triangle (The Waterbed)

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