The Green Pajamas

The Green Pajamas formed in the spring of 1984 when Jeff Kelly and Joe Ross joined forces to record and release their first album "Summer Of Lust", pioneering Seattle's answer to the Los Angeles Paisley Underground scene. The band rose to college radio fame in the mid 1980s with the 7" Kim The Waitress, and over the last 25 years has released numerous albums on various labels including Green Monkey, Bomp!, Camera Obscura, Get Hip, Rubric and currently Hidden Agenda. Eschewing gigging for recording, the Pajamas only make a few live appearances each year.



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The 12" L.P. is now available from Camera Obscura Records Includes "Watching Jamie Dance."



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Box of Secrets: Northern Gothic Season Two on Hidden Agenda Records.

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NEW! For the first time, you can now purchase Jeff Kelly's jazzy, The Rosary and The House of Jade on-line! Long only available in the CD box set "Melancholy Sun," the album was recorded side by side with the Pajamas' 1997 release "Strung Behind The Sun." It's a mostly-tongue-in-cheek-cold-war-love-story concept album, of which Richie Unterberger said: ". in fact most of the record is the sort of beguiling, cultish pop-folk-rock that Kelly's fans have come to know and love."



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"Some 'cult' bands are described as such simply because they're not very popular; the Green Pajamas, on the other hand, truly merit the label. Quietly churning out psychedelic pop gems for a small but fervent international following since 1984, the Green Pajamas release their music sporadically and rarely perform live. Those unfamiliar with the band should take the opportunity to see them, but be warned: You may leave a cult member."

-Seattle Weekly