The Moondogs

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The Moondogs are a

Discography

Singles

• "She's Nineteen" b/w "Ya Don't Do Ya" (1979)
• "Who's Gonna Tell Mary?" b/w "Overcaring Parents" (1980)
• "Talking in the Canteen" b/w "Make Her Love Me - You Said" (1981)
• "Imposter" b/w "Baby Snatcher" (1981)

Studio albums

• That's What Friends Are For (1981)
• John Peel Sessions
  (2003)
• Red Fish (2003)

Compilation albums

• Good Vibrations Punk Singles / "Ya Don't Do Ya" (Anagram - UK)
• The Good Vibrations Story / "She's 19" (1994, Dojo - UK)
• Powerpearls Vol.3 / "Who's Gonna Tell Mary" (Germany)
• Now in Session / "That's What Friends Are For" (1982, Downtown Radio - Ireland)

Promotional items

• Getting Off in Amsterdam - Everydaythings (2003, Reekus - Ireland)

Unreleased tracks

• "EEC Lov"
• "Two Timed"
• "Boys Stories"
• "TV Girl"
• "Tell Tail"
• "Jenny"
• "I Am Trembling"
• "Powerpop"
• "Ten Minutes Late"
• "Hey Joanna"

Other works

Television

• Shellshock Rock (1979 film, featuring The Moondogs, The Outcats, Rudi, Ruefrex, SLF, The Undertones and Protex)
• Moondogs Matinee (The Moondogs television programme ran for approximately seven shows in early 1981, and featured them playing live mixed with pop videos of the day. The
  theme tune
  to the show was their song, "Powerpop").

Film

• The Moondogs had four of their songs featured in the film, Dead Long Enough^[1]

References

External links

• Official website
• Moondogs Productions
• Official MySpace page
• The Moondogs at Keepin' It Peel 2
• The Moondogs at Keepin' It Peel 1
• Punk In Derry
• German Page on The Moondogs