Recordings By The Family Not Featuring Charles Manson
- The Manson Family Sings the Songs of Charles Manson (LP). 1970 recordings of Manson's songs performed by Steve Grogan as lead singer, along with Red, Blue, Gypsy, Brenda, Ouisch and Capistrano.
- The Family Jams (2CD, Transparency 0011). The first disc is called The Family Jams and contains all the music on The Manson Family Sings the Songs of Charles Manson, while the second disc entitled Family Jams Too features previously unreleased recordings also dating from 1970.
- In early 1970, The Manson Family got everyone together in the Spahn Ranch Saloon late at night to record the Family Jams for Robert Hendrickson's MANSON film. Even Bruce Davis, then hunted by the FBI was there. Some of the songs were so new, most of the Family members didn't know all of the lyrics yet. The Jam session lasted for hours, and the audio tapes remain buried in a vault.
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