Back Issues
Index:
1. Nov '96 - Al. Morselette and The Hens? "We're like this!"
2. Dec '96 - Holiday Poem #1 - Carting Royalties to the Bank
3. Jan '97 - Hanks Possibly Texas Bound!
4. Jan '97 - Shovelling Money
5. Jan '97 - A Massive Injection of Digital Steroids
6. Feb '97 - The Bucolic Sonic Sauna
7. Feb '97 - Down in The Hammer at a Mob Club
8. Mar '97 - Our List of Great Band Names Going to Texas
9. Mar '97 - We Git Real Famous At SXSW '97
10. Mar '97 - Janet Reno V. The Hanks
11. Apr '97 - One Busy Hawaiian Groove Band
12. May '97 - Slimy Two-Faced Yankee No-Counts
13. May '97 - Head Henrys Honcho Gets a Muzzle!
14. June '97 - HenReaders Write Back
15. Sept '97 - Not Much New at Hencorp...Again
16. Oct '97 - One Henry et famille Hits Pennsylvania
17. Nov '97 - The Turnip Truck - Those Other Henrys
18. Dec. '97 - Hencorp Gets Into The Holiday Spirit(s)
19. Feb. '98 - Beck, Morphine, Sheryl Crow and ... The Henrys?
20. March '98 - Hibernatin' Hens
21. April '98 - Memphis Hens R.I.P.
22. July 5 '98 - Hencorp Gone Bozo
23. July '98 - Hapless Hens/Contest Results
24. Aug 23 '98 - Apple Bound
25. Sept 22 '98 - Guilt Units/Henry
26. Oct. 1 '98 - Borderline Thinking
27. Dec 1 '98 - He May Have the CD Player, but...
28. Feb 1 '99 - Postcard from the Edge of the World
28. May 26 '99 - Lucky It Didn't Fall On Us.Com
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++* Above you'll find a chronological catalogue of mailouts by The Henrys; i.e. it's a messy pile of our "newsletters". As each new one comes in it's stuck on the bottom of the heap. Some of the references don't make a whole lotta sense out of context, but still, interested readers, rock biographers and bibliophiles the world over can now dust off these precious documents, "missives of exhilarating depth and excruciating, lurid detail," and draw their own conclusions. What follows serves to reveal the inner sanctum of a group of a rarely working, lazy bunch of Northern slugs, a band of ragtag musicians plagued by an inordinate rash of legal battles and record company hosings utterly disproportionate to their moderate successes. In the letters below are countless citations of bad attitude, ballooning accounts receivables, feuds, feeds, hate mail, backstage saturnalia, indulgences and many - if not all - of the other myriad, delicious trappings peculiar to the rock and roll lifestyle, a lifestyle this band seems to vigorously embrace.
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