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by Simon Warner

Jocelyn Arem

  ‘Kerouac’

  2007

  Jack

  What the Mirror Said

  Mark Handley & The Bone Idols

  ‘Jack Kerouak AKA Anywhere But Here’

  2007

  Jack

  The Land of Song

  Michael Hansonis

  ‘Unterwegs’ (= On the Road in German, abridged)

  2007

  Jack and Neal

  Unterwegs (6 CDs)

  Mudvayne

  ‘On the Move’

  2007

  Jack

  By the People, for the People

  Steven Light & the Black Sand

  ‘Cassady’

  2007

  Neal

  Sweet Transmission

  The Weather Underground

  ‘Neal Cassady’

  2007

  Neal

  Psalms & Shanties

  Will Patton

  ‘On the Road’

  2007

  Jack and Neal

  On the Road (10 CDs)

  Tim Minchin

  ‘Inflatable You’

  2007

  Jack

  So Live (DVD)

  On the Road (Penguin Readers simplified text)

  2008

  Jack and Neal

  On the Road (Penguin Readers audio CD)

  BAP

  ‘Wat fur e’ Booch’

  2008

  Jack and Neal

  Radio Pandora (plugged)

  Blackwater Tribe

  ‘Jack Realized Beat’

  2008

  Jack

  Blackwater Runs Deep

  Clifton Roy & Folkstringer

  ‘Kerouac’s Folksong’

  2008

  Jack

  Where the Rock Meets the Rail

  Danny Campbell

  ‘Wake Up – A Life of the Buddha’

  2008

  Jack

  Wake Up: A Life of the Buddha (5 CDs)

  David Anderson

  ‘Recollections of Neal Cassady’

  2008

  Neal and Jack

  Layover in Reno

  Five Iron Frenzy

  ‘Superpowers’

  2008

  Jack

  Proof That the Youth are Revolting

  Individual

  ‘Kerouac’

  2008

  Jack

  Fantastic Smile

  John Ventimiglia

  ‘On the Road – The Original Scroll’

  2008

  Jack and Neal

  On the Road (10 CDs)

  Joy Askew

  ‘Kerouac’

  2008

  Jack

  The Pirate of Eel Pie

  Ray Porter

  ‘And the Hippos Were Boiled in Their Tanks’

  2008

  Jack

  And the Hippos Were Boiled in Their Tanks (4 CDs)

  Steve Allee Sextet

  ‘Kerouac’ (instrumental)

  2008

  Jack

  New York in the Fifties (soundtrack)

  Swallows

  ‘Kerouac’

  2008

  Jack

  Songs for Strippers (and Other Professions)

  The Areola Treat

  ‘Kerouac’

  2008

  Jack

  The Areola Treat

  The Five Corners Quintet, feat. Mark Murphy

  ‘Kerouac Days in Montana’

  2008

  Jack

  Hot Corner

  The Maple State

  ‘Starts with Dean Moriarty’

  2008

  Neal

  Say Scientists

  Tim Young Band

  ‘Kerouac’

  2008

  Jack

  The Cost

  Van Bluus (vocal Horst Spandler)

  ‘White Boy Blue’

  2008

  Jack

  White Boy Blue

  William S. Burroughs

  ‘Speaking of Jack Kerouac’ (various readings)

  2008

  Jack

  A Spoken Breakdown

  Yer Cronies

  ‘Kerouac’

  2008

  Jack

  When I Grow Up

  BAP

  ‘Unterwegs’/’Blue in Green’

  2009

  Jack and Neal

  Live und in Farbe

  BAP

  ‘Wat fur e’ Booch’

  2009

  Jack and Neal

  Live und in Farbe

  Chris Hickey

  ‘Kerouac’

  2009

  Jack and Neal

  Razzmatazz

  Frank Turner

  ‘Poetry of the Deed’

  2009

  Jack

  Poetry of the Deed

  Jay Farrar & Benjamin Gibbard

  Various tracks/One Fast Move Or I’m Gone: Music From Kerouac’s Big Sur (movie soundtrack)

  2009

  Jack

  One Fast Move Or I’m Gone: Music From Kerouac’s Big Sur (movie soundtrack)

  Tereu Tereu

  ‘Neal Cassady’

  2009

  Neal

  All That Keeps Us Together

  The Low Anthem

  ‘Home I’ll Never Be’

  2009

  Jack

  Oh My God, Charlie Darwin

  Wreak Havoc

  ‘Kerouac’s Ghost’

  2009

  Jack

  Abandon Everything

  Chuck Perrin

  ‘It Ain’t Over Yet (for Jack Kerouac)’

  2009

  Jack

  Beat.titude – The Holy Barbarians

  Bob Martin

  ‘Jack Kerouac’

  2009

  Jack

  Live tt The Bull Run

  Bob Martin

  ‘Stella Kerouac’

  2009

  Jack

  Live at The Bull Run

  R.B. Morris

  ‘Spy in the Brain’

  2010

  Jack and Neal

  Spies Lies and Burning Eyes

  R.B. Morris

  ‘Father Fisheye’

  2010

  Jack

  Spies Lies and Burning Eyes

  Felix Goeser/Florian von Manteuffel

  ‘Und die Nilpferde kochten in ihren Becken (Hippos)’

  2010

  Jack

  Und die Nilpferde kochten in ihren Becken (4 CDs)

  Billy Koumantzelis

  Various narrations

  2010

  Jack

  On the Lowell Beat: My Time With Jack Kerouac

  The 757s

  ‘Kerouac’

  2010

  Jack

  Last Laugh

  Papa Razzi & the Photogs

  ‘Jack Kerouac Celebrated a Group of Irresponsible Dudes’

  2010

  Jack

  Songs About Great Literary Giants

  Brooke Fraser

  ‘Jack Kerouac’

  2010

  Jack

  Flags

  Thieves and Villains

  ‘Song For Dean Moriarty’

  2010

  Neal

  South America

  Frisco Jenny

  ‘La Balada de Dean Moriarty’

  2010

  Neal

  El Dolor del Escorpion

  Andrew McConathy

  ‘Dean Moriarty’s Blues’

  2010

  Neal

  Light of the Eye

  Mort Weiss & Peter Marx

  Readings of Kerouac

  2011

  Jack

  Mort Weiss Meets Bill Cunliffe

  Alanna Eileen

  ‘Cassady and Kerouac’

  2012

  Jack and Neal

  (single)

  C.P. Carrington

  ‘Ph
antom Thumb’

  2012

  Jack

  The Valley

  C.P. Carrington

  ‘Neal Cassady, Parts 1 & 2’

  2012

  Neal

  The Valley

  C.P. Carrington

  ‘Counting Tracks’

  2012

  Neal

  The Valley

  Spielgusher

  ‘Kerouac’

  2012

  Jack

  Spielgusher

  Gustavo Santaolalla et al.

  On the Road (movie soundtrack)

  2012

  Jack and Neal

  On the Road: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

  Thanks to Ralph Alfonzo, Dan Barth, Adrien Begrand, Frank Bor, Richard Cooper, Diane De Rooy, Neil Douglas, Brian Hassett, John Low, Chris Moore, Frances Moore, Michael Powell, Stephen Ronan, and alphabetically last but by no means least, Horst Spandler.

  To view online, visit: http://www.beatbookcovers.com/music/

  Author’s note: Thank you to compilers Dave Moore and Horst Spandler for granting permission to use this material.

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