Toucan Slam - Revision history

Soco79: addition of Production/recording credit

2023-12-01T14:31:14Z

addition of Production/recording credit

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	Production/Recording accredited to Chuck Uchida		Production/Recording accredited to Chuck Uchida of [[No Empathy]], etc.

	== External links ==		== External links ==

Soco79 at 14:28, 1 December 2023

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	Drums – Brooke Waxler		Drums – Brooke Waxler

	Guitar – Shane Grinder		Guitar – Shane Grinder

	Guitar, Vocals – Mike Rauch		Guitar, Vocals – Mike Rauch

	Vocals, Bass – Josh Houchin		Vocals, Bass – Josh Houchin


	Production/Recording accredited to Chuck Uchida		Production/Recording accredited to Chuck Uchida

Soco79: Members listed

2023-12-01T14:27:20Z

Members listed

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	== Members ==		== Members ==

			Drums – Brooke Waxler
			Guitar – Shane Grinder
			Guitar, Vocals – Mike Rauch
			Vocals, Bass – Josh Houchin

			Production/Recording accredited to Chuck Uchida

	== External links ==		== External links ==

Soco79 at 14:23, 1 December 2023

2023-12-01T14:23:48Z

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	'''Toucan Slam''' was based in Olney, Illinois, Southeast of Springfield, just outside of Robinson, almost a 4 hour trip by car to Chicago. Despite their distance, Toucan Slam became a semi-regular at the Fireside Bowl in the mid to later 1990's.		'''Toucan Slam''' was based in Olney, Illinois, Southeast of Springfield, just outside of Robinson, almost a 4 hour trip by car to Chicago. Despite their distance, Toucan Slam became a semi-regular at the Fireside Bowl in the mid to later 1990's.

	Before releasing the one album that they alone were on in 1996 off of [[Shazam Records]], a 4 song 7" EP titled "You Can Take the Bottle Out of Olney but You Can't Take Olney Out of the Bottle," they first released an 8 song CD ~~split~~ with Mister Smarty Pants (another band from Olney) in 1994 titled "Olneycore," also through Shazam. Later they released another split in 1997, this time with The 4 Squares out of St. Charles, a 12-song full-length LP album titled Doin' Stuff with Roy Scherer through Shazam/Quincy Shanks. A second press on blue marble vinyl was issued the same year, but only featured 2 instead of 6 Toucan Slam songs; 8 tracks in total. Again in that same year a third press with the original 12 tracks, 6 and 6, was released on CD; all via Shazam. They also appeared on at least several compilations.		Before releasing the one album that they alone were on in 1996 off of [[Shazam Records]], a 4 song 7" EP titled "You Can Take the Bottle Out of Olney but You Can't Take Olney Out of the Bottle," they first released an 8 song demo split on CD with Mister Smarty Pants (another band from Olney) in 1994 titled "Olneycore," also through Shazam. Later they released another split in 1997, this time with The 4 Squares out of St. Charles, a 12-song full-length LP album titled Doin' Stuff with Roy Scherer through Shazam/Quincy Shanks. A second press on blue marble vinyl was issued the same year, but only featured 2 instead of 6 Toucan Slam songs; 8 tracks in total. Again in that same year a third press with the original 12 tracks, 6 and 6, was released on CD; all via Shazam. They also appeared on at least several compilations.

	Part of their Chicago fan base may have had something to do with their association with [[Oblivion]], who also wrote a song titled "Olney", about Olney, Illinois in which they reference Toucan Slam.		Part of their Chicago fan base may have had something to do with their association with [[Oblivion]], who also wrote a song titled "Olney", about Olney, Illinois in which they reference Toucan Slam.

			== Members ==



	== External links ==		== External links ==

Soco79: Addition of EPs / splits

2023-12-01T14:21:43Z

Addition of EPs / splits

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	'''Toucan Slam''' was based in Olney, Illinois, Southeast of Springfield, just outside of Robinson, almost a 4 hour trip by car to Chicago. Despite their distance, Toucan Slam became a semi-regular at the Fireside Bowl in the mid to later 1990's. ~~They released~~ one album, Doin' Stuff with Roy Scherer, and appeared on ~~a couple of~~ compilations.		'''Toucan Slam''' was based in Olney, Illinois, Southeast of Springfield, just outside of Robinson, almost a 4 hour trip by car to Chicago. Despite their distance, Toucan Slam became a semi-regular at the Fireside Bowl in the mid to later 1990's.

			Before releasing the one album that they alone were on in 1996 off of [[Shazam Records]], a 4 song 7" EP titled "You Can Take the Bottle Out of Olney but You Can't Take Olney Out of the Bottle," they first released an 8 song CD split with Mister Smarty Pants (another band from Olney) in 1994 titled "Olneycore," also through Shazam. Later they released another split in 1997, this time with The 4 Squares out of St. Charles, a 12-song full-length LP album titled Doin' Stuff with Roy Scherer through Shazam/Quincy Shanks. A second press on blue marble vinyl was issued the same year, but only featured 2 instead of 6 Toucan Slam songs; 8 tracks in total. Again in that same year a third press with the original 12 tracks, 6 and 6, was released on CD; all via Shazam. They also appeared on at least several compilations.

	Part of their Chicago fan base may have had something to do with their association with [[Oblivion]], who also wrote a song titled "Olney", about Olney, Illinois in which they reference Toucan Slam.		Part of their Chicago fan base may have had something to do with their association with [[Oblivion]], who also wrote a song titled "Olney", about Olney, Illinois in which they reference Toucan Slam.

AnarchistiCookie: + Discogs URL

2016-08-17T13:44:10Z

+ Discogs URL

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	Part of their Chicago fan base may have had something to do with their association with [[Oblivion]], who also wrote a song titled "Olney", about Olney, Illinois in which they reference Toucan Slam.		Part of their Chicago fan base may have had something to do with their association with [[Oblivion]], who also wrote a song titled "Olney", about Olney, Illinois in which they reference Toucan Slam.

			== External links ==
			* [https://www.discogs.com/artist/827541-Toucan-Slam Discogs page]

	[[Category:Bands]]		[[Category:Bands]]
	[[Category:1990s]]		[[Category:1990s]]

Gantry at 12:33, 7 August 2016

2016-08-07T12:33:42Z

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	[[Category:Bands]]		[[Category:Bands]]
			[[Category:1990s]]

AnarchistiCookie at 16:36, 8 July 2016

2016-07-08T16:36:25Z

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	Toucan Slam was based in Olney, Illinois, Southeast of Springfield, just outside of Robinson, almost a 4 hour trip by car to Chicago. Despite their distance, Toucan Slam became a semi-regular at the Fireside Bowl in the mid to later 1990's. They released one album, Doin' Stuff with Roy Scherer, and appeared on a couple of compilations.		'''Toucan Slam''' was based in Olney, Illinois, Southeast of Springfield, just outside of Robinson, almost a 4 hour trip by car to Chicago. Despite their distance, Toucan Slam became a semi-regular at the Fireside Bowl in the mid to later 1990's. They released one album, Doin' Stuff with Roy Scherer, and appeared on a couple of compilations.

	Part of their Chicago fan base may have had something to do with their association with [[Oblivion]], who also wrote a song titled "Olney," about Olney, Illinois in which they reference Toucan Slam.		Part of their Chicago fan base may have had something to do with their association with [[Oblivion]], who also wrote a song titled "Olney", about Olney, Illinois in which they reference Toucan Slam.

			[[Category:Bands]]

Soco79: Initial creation of page. Needs external links, members, etc.

2015-07-01T15:17:48Z

Initial creation of page. Needs external links, members, etc.

New page

Toucan Slam was based in Olney, Illinois, Southeast of Springfield, just outside of Robinson, almost a 4 hour trip by car to Chicago. Despite their distance, Toucan Slam became a semi-regular at the Fireside Bowl in the mid to later 1990's. They released one album, Doin' Stuff with Roy Scherer, and appeared on a couple of compilations.

Part of their Chicago fan base may have had something to do with their association with [[Oblivion]], who also wrote a song titled "Olney," about Olney, Illinois in which they reference Toucan Slam.