Released: July 12, 2005
One Little Indian

Greg Dulli produces and performs on several tracks.

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Recorded: Spring 1998 – 2002
Released: December 10, 2002

Act That Way: Susan Marshall – vocal, wurlitzer/Greg Dulli – electric guitar/Steve Selvidge – electric guitar, lap steel, backing vocals/Mark Stuart – bass/Harry Peel – drums/Josey Scott and Ross Rice – backing vocals. Recorded at Humongous Studios, Memphis TN, October 1999. Overdubbed at Ardent, Memphis TN, 2001.

Let You In: Susan Marshall – vocal, backing vocals/Rick McCollum – guitars, pedal steel/Tommy Burroughs – guitar/John Curley – bass/Michael Horrigan – drums/Jim Dickinson – piano/East Memphis Slim – wurlitzer/Doug Falsetti – backing vocals. Recorded at American Sector Studios, New Orleans LA, spring 1998. Overdubbed at Ardent Studios, Memphis TN, February 2002.

October Song: Susan Marshall – vocals. Recorded at Humongous Studios, Memphis TN, October 1999.

Produced, engineered and mixed by Jeff Powell. Assistant engineers Curry Weber, Ryan Wiley and Erik Flettrich. October Song produced by Greg Dulli. Engineered and mixed by Jeff Powell. Assistant mix engineer – Curry Weber.

All members of the Afghan Whigs are present on this 11 song album. Susan Marshall worked with the Whigs on 1965 and was an added member to the band when they toured the USA and Europe to promote the album. October Song, dedicated to the memory of Grandma and Grandpa Andrews, Grandma Marshall, Norma Early and Shirley Bluestein, is actually Susan Marshall freewheeling on the melody of The Twilite Kid, hence the Dulli credit. Let You In features Rick McCollum, John Curley and Michael Horrigan, plus backing vocals by Doug Falsetti, and was originally recorded during the 1965 sessions.

CD Humongous Productions HP00132 (USA)

Recorded: 1999
Released: May 1999

Dan McCabe – vocals, trumpet/Steve Metz – guitar/Barb Hunter – cello/Jim Antonio – bass/William Bullock – drums. Additional musicians: Kip Roe – bass/John Curley – loops, electronics/Greg Dulli – guitar, keyboard.
Recorded by Steve Girton at Ultrasuede, Cincinnati, OH.

Small Stone Recordings SS015 (USA)

Recorded: 1990
Released: 1991

Ornament: Greg Dulli – vocals, guitars/Marcy Mays – vocals/Rick McCollum – lead guitars/John Curley – bass/Steve Earle – drums.

Recorded at Ultrasuede, Cincinnati, OH. Produced by Greg Dulli. Engineered by John Curley.

Ornament was a one time collaboration between the Afghan Whigs and Scrawl singer Marcy Mays. This version of Tonight is a different recording than the version on Congregation. Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow is a cover of the Carole King song. Greg Dulli photograph by D.A. Fleischer. Marcy Mays photograph by J. Brown and Racy Bangs. Some copies of the single come in clear blue vinyl.

7″ No. 6 Records KAR011 (USA)

Recorded: 1990
Released: 1991

Rick McCollum – guitars and effects.

Compilation of solo guitar work, containing tracks of Sonic Boom, Kurt Ralske, Kathy Korniloff, Jeffery Evans, Wayne Coyne, J Mascis, Dean Wareham, Mark E. Robinson, Marc Gentry, Dave Rich, Kat Bjellend, Thurston Moore, Helios Creed, Tom Hazelmeyer, Paul Leary, Nick Salomon, Don Fleming, Kim Gordon, Nikki Sudden, Kramer, Neil Haggerty, Wayne Rogers, Marcy Mays, Lee Ranaldo and Steve Albini. The liner notes identify Rick McCollum as the “Dogtree satellite seer for the next wave of arena rock giants, Afghan Whigs”.

CD No. 6 Records KAR009-2 (USA)