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Jonny Cohen's Love Machine

SIDE ONE

Time Loop
Cool Bomb
The Civil Underminer Engineer
Magic Act

SIDE TWO

Commercial Zonked
Chessmaster from Hell
Escape from the Planet of the Apes
Desparate Nikki

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JONNY COHEN Space Butterfly 7-inch vinyl 45

JONNY COHEN Space Butterfly 7-inch vinyl 45 unused artwork

JONNY COHEN Indian Giver 7-inch vinyl 45

JONNY COHEN'S LOVE MACHINE Getting Our Heads Back Together album

JONNY COHEN'S LOVE MACHINE If 6 Were 8 album

THE JONNY COHEN LOVE MACHINE A Quiet Reminder album

JONNY COHEN'S
LOVE MACHINE
vinyl L.P.

LINER NOTES

PLAYERS

Jonny Cohen, vocals

Pete Nelson, guitar

Kenn Rudd, drums

Carl Stivers, bass

RECORDED BY

Steve Carmody,

Ray Tilkins,

at Ambient, College Park, Maryland, USA

MUSIC COMPOSITION

Jonny Cohen's Love Machine

COVER PHOTOGRAPHY

Mark E. (Mark Robinson)

COVER DESIGN

Mark Robinson, Teen-Beat Graphica

COVER STAR

Jonny Cohen

ET CETERA

"Thanks to Matt Shortridge, Eric Weaver, Chris Roth, Alicia Elliot, Mark E., Justine, Don Smith, Bridget Cross, Mark Reinthel, & Bill."

The song lyrics are printed on the back cover.

Jonny's name is mispelled on the cover (with an 'H' - 'Johnny', not 'Jonny').

Carl Stiver's name is misplelled on the jacket as "Karl Steivers."

REVIEW

"Indie singer/songwriter Jonny Cohen formed his band the Love Machine in 1987 after moving into the Silver Spring, Maryland group house also home to D.C. area cult hero Root Boy Slim; its basement was the site of regular jam sessions including members of Unrest, Butch Willis & the Rocks and countless other local acts, and their music soon inspired Cohen to began writing his own material. Recruiting a backing unit including former high school classmate Pete Nelson on guitar, Cohen cut a demo of the song 'I'm Not an Anorexic' which so impressed TeenBeat label chief Mark Robinson that he invited the group to open for his band Unrest during their performance on the University of Maryland station WMUC. TeenBeat subsequently issued 1989's 'Jonny Cohen's Love Machine' album, followed two years later by the 'Space Butterfly' EP. After a 1992 seven-inch, 'Indian Giver,' Cohen resurfaced the following year with the full-length 'Getting Our Heads Back Together'. After a four-year hiatus, the group resurfaced with 'If Six Were Eight'."
- Jason Ankeny, AllMusic Guide