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	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/John Doe (musician)
		John Doe, (born John Nommensen Duchac on February 25, 1954 in Decatur, Illinois), is the founder of the seminal L.A. punk band X.
		Doe also performs with the country-folk-punk band The Knitters.
		In the early 80s Doe performed on two albums by fellow L.A punk band The Flesh Eaters.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/John_Doe_(musician) (237 words)

	John Doe - Biography - Moviefone
		Fascinated by beat poetry and eager to hone his skills as a writer, Duchac moved to Venice, CA, in 1976; early the next year, John adopted the stage name John Doe and began dipping his toes into Los Angeles's burgeoning punk rock scene.
		Doe met guitarist Billy Zoom, who like Doe was eager to form a band, and when Doe met Exene Cervenka at a poetry workshop, they began comparing notes and soon started writing songs.
		Doe has since played a number of memorable supporting roles, often as musicians, in films running the gamut from Pure Country and Wyatt Earp to Georgia and Boogie Nights.
	movies.aol.com /celebrity/john-doe/223087/biography (395 words)

	IT'S A JOHN DOE THING - AE:ONLINE April 2, 1998
		After everything is said and done, punk idol John Doe will press "recline" on his motorized hospital bed and reflect on all the things he's done in his life.
		Another unlikely influence on Doe's current project is Dave Way, a rhythm and blues mixer who's worked with such other obscure acts as the Spice Girls and TLC.
		Doe had been circulating a bunch of demos he'd been recording when someone from Kill Rock Stars called him to say the label was interested in putting out a few of the songs.
	www.mndaily.com /ae/Print/1998/11/storys/MUSIC2.html (779 words)

	Band Member Agreement
		It is the Musician(s) responsibility to keep their equipment in good working condition, and upgrade appropriately when the revenue is available.
		Musician(s) are responsible for things such as personal leaves from day jobs for touring etc. Musician(s) will meet with the Artist on specific days and times to discuss issues pertaining to the tour work.
		If Musician(s) feel they are being treated unfairly outside the realm of this agreement they may contact the management team and the complaint will be addressed and remedied in an efficient manner.
	www.musicianassist.com /archive/contract/files/member.htm (764 words)

	In Music We Trust - INTERVIEW: John Doe: Seminal Frontman John Doe Explains What Freedom Is...
		Doe is most widely known as the frontman for the groundbreaking Los Angeles punk band, X. But, those unfamiliar with his music may also know him as the father of the lead girl on the WB's teen drama, Roswell.
		And in Doe's case, breaking ground and charting new waters with both X and The Knitters (Doe's country outfit), comparisons are bound to run ramped and the criticism to be quite hard.
		Doe also gives us a little idea of what it was like during the sessions for the album: "We did pre-production, but left it open for spontaneity.
	www.inmusicwetrust.com /cgi/article.cgi?31h07 (852 words)

	Cokemachineglow.com : X: Live in Los Angeles / John Doe: Forever Hasn't Happened Yet
		They were also ace musicians, led by seasoned veteran Billy Zoom and the lockstep rhythm section of D.J. Bonebrake and John Doe.
		Doe is in good voice, and Exene Cervenka’s weird notes make more sense in a live setting than on record, imbuing the songs with a mania that matches its lyrical subjects.
		John Doe and Exene Cervenka have written a new song, and it appears on Forever Hasn’t Happened Yet, Doe’s new album.
	www.cokemachineglow.com /reviews/xdoe_lafuture2005.html (1377 words)

	Amazon.com: Forever Hasn't Happened Yet: Music: John Doe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Though punk rock rarely emphasizes a vocalist's emotional range and subtlety, John Doe distinguished himself during the glory days of X as arguably the finest singer that punk has ever spawned.
		This new release does a good job of both reinforcing and dispelling this lopsided view, providing a look at the tremendous craft he puts into his music, while at the same time creating a new image of John Doe as, well, a consummate craftsman.
		Doe is a "musicians' musician"...one of the best modern composers in the music business, in any genre.
	www.amazon.com /Forever-Hasnt-Happened-John-Doe/dp/B0007KXVX6 (1349 words)

	OnMilwaukee.com Arts and Entertainment: Doe tells all, from X to amphetamines
		Musician John Doe, most famous for his band X that redefined West Coast punk rock in the '80s, recently played a solo show at Milwaukee's Shank Hall in support of his new record, "Dim Stars, Bright Sky."
		His new style is mellower, with country and rock influences most apparent, but after rapping with Doe for almost an hour, it's clear that his wise-arse punk-rock self is still very much alive and well.
		JD: The only two famous people in Baltimore were John Waters and Spirow Agnew and I didn't want to be either of them, and I wanted to do more than put on aluminum siding, so I left.
	www.onmilwaukee.com /ent/articles/johndoe.html?page=1 (836 words)

	MetroActive Music \| John Doe
		After a two-year hiatus from the recording scene, Doe is back with a strong new solo disc, an upcoming tour that brings him this week to the Old Vic in Santa Rosa, and a decidedly mature outlook on life, love, and why he doesn't play country music anymore.
		Co-produced by Doe and Dave Way (Macy Gray, Christina Aguilera), the disc features an all-star cast of players, including ex-wife and X singer Exene Cervenka (who collaborates on one song), guitarist Mike Ward of the Wallflowers, and guitarist Smokey Hormel and drummer Joey Waronker of the Beck band.
		DOE IS most passionate when talking about his film career.
	www.metroactive.com /papers/sonoma/07.20.00/johndoe-0029.html (1179 words)

	Kaffeine Buzz - Interviews - Finch
		I first met John Doe after an X show in Denver, where I discovered that we share a taste for Jameson Irish whiskey as well as coffee ("It's the blood of the gods," he says).
		John took the time to chat with Kaffeine Buzz about careers in music, what it takes to write a blues song, fate, and which bands he thinks are better than X. Kaffeine Buzz: You're playing at the Lion's Lair this time around, right?
		Catch up with John Doe at the Lion's Lair, at the Botanic Gardens or Boulder Theatre with Lucinda Williams, and keep your eyes open for X and the Knitters' projects.
	www.kaffeinebuzz.com /interviews-johndoe.php (2438 words)

	Pop-Culture-Corn: Music: Q/A with John Doe
		Doe's music is full of tough-minded compassion for those who suffer, whether from their own stupidity or just plain bad luck, and in performance his ability to communicate those feelings is remarkable; you don't feel like you're listening to music so much as engaging in conversation.
		Not surprising, then, that he is so insightful, funny, and generous if you are lucky enough to share a few words with him, as PCC did the morning after his Chicago Noise Pop appearance.
		And it's very popular with a certain level of musicians, because then they know that there's one place they're going to have clean clothes.
	www.popculturecorn.com /music/issues/jun00/interview-johndoe.html (2861 words)

	AboutFilm.Com - Sugar Town (1999)
		John Doe plays an aging guitarist, living hand-to-mouth on session work and road gigs, though he has a sizable family to support.
		All of them are pretty good, really (John Taylor is definitely the stand-out among the non-pros), but there is a difference between accomplished craft and decent screen presence.
		Considering that the film is primarily focused on the slimy underbelly of the music industry, it is remarkably sweet and sunny, showing the ordinary tribulations of people whose time in the spotlight has passed.
	www.aboutfilm.com /movies/s/sugartown.htm (815 words)

	John Doe - Moviefone
		John Doe is a man who balances two well-respected careers -- as a musician, Doe was the co-founder, songwriter, vocalist, and bassist of one of...
		The Oxford English Dictionary states that John Doe is "the name given to the fictitious...
		John Doe - Filmography, Biography, News, Photos, Birth date, Relationships, John Doe Film Clips, and Fun Facts on Moviefone.
	movies.aol.com /celebrity/john-doe/223087/main (145 words)

	Quad City Musicians News- Musician sues Davenport police (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		A Davenport musician accused of stealing instruments from a Davenport music store has filed a $1.2 million lawsuit against Davenport and five police officers.
		The 18-count lawsuit alleges that police violated the Cushmans' rights, made a false arrest and false imprisonment, slandered and defamed the defendants, inflicted emotional distress, and that officers and the city were negligent.
		According to the suit, a Davenport detective named M.J. Martin and another detective identified in the suit as John Doe came to the Cushman residence on April 23, 2001 and identified themselves as private citizens interested in buying music equipment.
	findusat309.com /articles/musician_sues_02.html (491 words)

	dallasobserver.com - News - Meet John Doe
		The legal tactic is fairly simple: The plaintiff (usually a corporation) files a lawsuit against John Doe and says it will provide the true name of John Doe as soon as his identity is known.
		Though it is not legally responsible for the content of the messages posted on its boards, Yahoo does inform all posters of their own precarious position: "Any messages are solely the opinion and responsibility of the poster," warns Yahoo.
		Trinity does not claim mcfooglestick defamed Trinity; rather, it alleges the poster was an employee who, by disclosing proprietary information in his messages, breached a signed confidentiality agreement.
	www.dallasobserver.com /issues/2000-12-14/news/news.html (910 words)

	In Music We Trust - John Doe: Dim Stars, Bright Sky
		When it comes to his solo albums or his band The John Doe Thing, Doe has always ran the gamut, reaching out with some guitar-driven rock for those that crave the punker in him, while mixing in the solo side of what he does.
		The acoustic guitar and piano elegance of "Still You" (with Juliana Hatfield) is mellow and sweet, Doe's soothing, wisdom-filled voice splendidly complimented by Hatfield's airy background breeze, all while the gentle song steadily and quietly comes together with an absolutely stunning result.
		Propelled by Doe and Mann harmonizing, the song bridges the gap between the rock of Doe's earlier solo offerings, the roots-rock he has touched upon, and the melodic, tender Americana and pop of this album.
	www.inmusicwetrust.com /articles/53r19.html (389 words)

	LA Thing spotlights talent (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Dedicated to showcasing local artists, The LA Thing with John Doe is a worthwhile (and long overdue) addition to late night Los Angeles programming.
		The weakest link in the whole production is host John Doe, a virtual non-entity whose defining characteristic is his ironic name (Doe's screen credits include supporting performances in "Great Balls of Fire" and "Pure Country").
		While Doe and Co. aim the program at a twenty to thirty-something demographic (the music is mostly rock oriented), there is probably something here for everyone.
	www.usc.edu /student-affairs/dt/V127/N53/02-LAthing.53d.html (337 words)

	Meet John Doe Tickets Chicago Gigs Meet John Doe Upcoming Schedule Meet John Doe Information Feature Meet John Doe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Meet John Do, a new lush and jazzy 1930s-era musical is basically based on the 1941 Frank Capra film that also bears the same name.
		She crops up with an idea of creating a newspaper column that is specially based on the disgruntled musings of an imaginary common man. He is none the less than "John Doe".
		She pours her heart t to John in the final eleven o'clock number that is little too late.
	www.chicagogigs.com /theater/meet-john-doe-tickets.htm (601 words)

	John Doe
		As a founding member of X - the most important band to emerge from the L.A. punk scene - John Doe became a prickly icon, penning brainy ruminations with former wife Exene Cervenka on life, love, sex and the death of art all the while delivering a confounding mix of punk fury and slick rockabilly.
		As a solo artist, Doe exhibits none of the anxious ferocity, and instead is a man at peace with his art and his choices.
		In addition to his musical accomplishments, Doe is an incredibly adept actor, a career he began during one of X’s hiatus in 1986.
	harpmagazine.com /articles/detail.cfm?article_id=3003 (1943 words)

	Collectorz.com Forum
		Results find out strings "John Doe" is however whole album without specific track where musician played.
		Number two...again is does offer a field for musicians, both on album and track levels.
		Number three...I agree with you - it would be helpful to me if the musician entries were contained in the artist's table, so for example I would have John, Paul, George and Ringo on each Beatles track, but each of them have also enjoyed solo works too.
	www.collectorz.com /forum/messages/1/2477.html (418 words)

	Club Cafe News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Both music lovers and musicians, their approach is one of cautious optimism, spurred by a shared belief that the climate in Pittsburgh is ripe for their venture.
		Cardamone and Lee have been deluged with tapes and inquiries from local musicians and bands.
		It's a scene that Cardamone and Lee undoubtedly envisioned when they began their dream more than two years ago: a full house, a grateful performer, and an evening of invigorating entertainment.
	www.clubcafelive.com /FullNews.asp?ID=30 (1720 words)

	John Doe (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		John Doe or "Jane Doe" is a name used for an anonymous person.
		John Doe (musician) (born February 25, 1954), actor and musician
		John Dough is the protagonist of John Dough and the Cherub, a book by L. Frank Baum
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_Doe_(disambiguation) (180 words)

	John Doe - December 1995
		Doe, however, may've finally struck that ever-elusive patch of pay dirt with the release of his solo album Kissing So Hard; and a prominent part in Ula Grosbard's (The Subject Was Roses, True Confession) newest film, Georgia, which stars Jennifer Jason Leigh, Mare Winningham and Ted Levine.
		To capture that casualness a musician develops over the years.
		In addition to the preliminary slew of industry raves and positive press for the movie, Doe is also riding high on the critical success of his second solo album, Kissing So Hard, released in August on Forward/Rhino Records.
	www.musichead.com /01interviews/95-johndoe.html (787 words)

	"John Doe" (2002) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Elizabeth Lackey was the first to assume the role of Lt. Jamie Avery, Azura Skye played Karen Kawalksi and rock musician Meat Loaf, was barman Digger.
		The only "survivors" from that shoot were Dominic Purcell, and, John Marshall Jones.
		I didn't mind so much about it ending, but it was never really revealed who this mysterious John Doe character is or who Phoenix was.
	www.imdb.com /Title?0320038 (449 words)

	Welcome to DVD Planet/Digital Eyes - Your home for DVD!
		BORDER RADIO was Allison Anders’s directorial debut, made in collaboration with Kurt Voss (who would later work with her, and John Doe, on 1999's SUGAR TOWN), and Dean Lent.
		The plot involves a desperate musician, Jeff (Chris D, of the L.A. punk band, The Flesheaters), who leaves his wife (played by Luana Anders, the director's sister) and child, and runs to Mexico to escape his creditors.
		The film’s charm lies in its rambling good humor, and in the natural charisma of its stars, including musician John Doe (of the L.A. punkers, X), and Dave Alvin (of the 1980s rockabilly band, The Blasters).
	www.dvdplanet.com /Details.cfm?info=HVD001936 (539 words)

	washingtonpost.com: JOHN DOE "Forever Hasn't Happened Yet" Yep Roc THE NICK LUCA TRIO "Little Town" Panther Fact
		The White Stripes' strange take on the blues inspired John Doe to get out his old Howlin' Wolf records and figure out what his take on the blues might be.
		Even though four songs are written in the traditional 12-bar format, "Forever Hasn't Happened Yet" is not an album that blues purists would ever claim; it's too romantic and bohemian for that.
		He captures that peculiar, post-midnight mood when you're still awake after the rest of the city has fallen asleep, but neither his melodies nor his lyrics are sharp enough to turn that mood into stories.
	www.washingtonpost.com /ac2/wp-dyn/A63005-2005Mar24?language=printer (250 words)

	Relative Reviews » Blog Archive » John Doe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		When I first popped this cd in I realized I was going for a ride with a high energy, hard driven form of music, the kind that seemed like a frantic release of adolescent power via musical instruments, more suitably named “Punk Rock”.
		John Doe will tell you via the liner notes “this one is for the best of us or the best in all of us” Gotta love the “CD Pedigree”
		This entry was posted on Tuesday, August 22nd, 2006 at 6:59 am and is filed under CD/LP.
	www.relativetheoryrecords.com /reviews/2006/08/22/john-doe (287 words)

	phoenixnewtimes.com - Music - John Doe
		These musicians may have been extreme in their attitude and energy, but their intelligent lyrics and acidic humor marked them as populists as well as rockers.
		On his sixth solo outing, X founding member John Doe goes back to his folk/blues roots for a warm, stripped-down collection of heartfelt roots-rock balladry.
		Musically, "Twin Brother" is as stark as a traditional Appalachian murder ballad, but the lyrics deal with the struggle between siblings in a modern suburban setting.
	www.phoenixnewtimes.com /Issues/2005-04-07/music/listenup.html (255 words)

	NPR : Musician John Doe: Reading Noir and More
		John Doe founded the 1980s punk band X. Music from John Doe
		Weekend Edition Sunday, June 5, 2005 · John Doe is the founder and bass player for X, the 1980s punk-rock band.
		He kicks off our annual summer "what are you reading" feature with an eclectic list ranging from the L.A.-noirish John Fante to Louise Erdrich and Natsuo Kirino.
	www.npr.org /templates/story/story.php?storyId=4680656 (279 words)

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