Green on Red

Green on Red was an American rock band that released two 1981–82 small-press EPs and the 1983 album Gravity Talks, followed by the 1985 Enigma release Gas Food Lodging and the Mercury titles No Free Lunch and The Killer Inside Me.

Members: Dan Stuart (lead vocals, guitar), Jack Waterson (bass, vocals, 1979-87, 2005-06), Van Christian (drums, 1979-81), Sean Nagore (organ, 1979), Chris Cacavas (organ, keyboards, piano, guitar, vocals, 1979-87, 2005-06), Alex MacNicol (drums, percussion, 1981-85), Chuck Prophet (guitar, vocals, lap steel, piano, 1985-92, 2005-06), Keith Mitchell (drums, percussion, 1985-87)

Green on Red began as The Serfers, a Tucson garage trio formed in 1979 by guitarist–singer Dan Stuart, bassist–singer Jack Waterson, and drummer Van Christian. In 1980, keyboardist Chris Cacavas established their four-piece lineup. They relocated in 1981 to Los Angeles, where Christian jumped ship to Naked Prey. Drummer Alex MacNicol joined the newly renamed Green on Red, which recorded its first two EPs.

Discography:

• Two Bibles (EP, 1981)
  
• Green on Red (EP, 1982)
  
• Gravity Talks (1983)
  
• Gas Food Lodging (1985)
  
• No Free Lunch (EP, 1985)
  
• The Killer Inside Me (1987)
  
• Here Come the Snakes (1988)
  
• This Time Around (1989)

Sources:

• Discogs: Green On Red
• 45worlds: Green On Red
• 45cat: Green On Red