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The 21-year-old Cervenka met 23-year-old musician John Doe at a poetry workshop at the Beyond Baroque Foundation in Venice, California. [2] Cervenka started working there. [3] Billy Zoom (guitar) and John Doe (bass and vocals) founded X in 1977, [4] with D.J. Bonebrake coming aboard as drummer.
View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1990 CD release of "Running Sacred" on Discogs.
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Jon Dee Graham is an American musician, guitarist and songwriter from Austin, Texas, United States. Graham was named the Austin Musician of the Year during the South by Southwest (SXSW) music conference in 2006.
Running Sacred, an Album by Exene Cervenka. Released in 1990 on RNA (catalog no. R2-70757; CD). Genres: Alternative Rock. Featured peformers: Exene Cervenka (vocals, drawings), Tony Gilkyson (producer), Tom McCauley (recording engineer, mixing), Russell Anderson (assistant engineer), Elaine Anderson (mixing assistant), Bernie Grundman ...
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Running Sacred, again imaginatively produced by Gilkyson with much the same support staff, spans a wider range, with more artistic ambition. There’s a gentle acoustic guitar lullaby (“Clinic”), straight country-rock (“Will Jesus Wash the Bloodstains from Your Hands”) and full-throttle electric rap-rock (“Real Estate,” written by ...
But as the ’80s wore on, Cervenka and Doe’s marriage would collapse, as did X after Zoom’s exit and a few spotty albums. With X winding down, Cervenka launched a solo career, resulting in 1989’s Old Wives’ Tales and 1990’s Running Sacred.
With X winding down, Cervenka launched a solo career, resulting in 1989's Old Wives' Tales and 1990's Running Sacred. After a break early in the decade, Cervenka, Doe, and Bonebrake resuscitated X in the early '90s with a new studio album, 1993's Hey Zeus!, and 1995's acoustic affair, Unclogged.
