Field Trip

Field Trip is a band from Pleasanton, CA, tagged alternative rock, indie rock, pop rock by its sources. No dated shows are on record.

The summary is assembled from the record fields and shows on this page; each fact listed names its source. See Sources & corrections for what each source supplied.

No rooms on record.

No releases on record.

• 1991RipeAlbum

  Slash · 9 26677-4 · Producer: Paul Q. Kolderie; Producer: Sean Slade

• 1990HeadgearAlbum

  Slash · 1-26134

• 1988BeautifuckAlbum

  Roku Roku Bi · ROK 01 · Engineer: Kevin Army; Producer: Dan Vallor

Compiled from MusicBrainz and Discogs. Releases not listed there are not shown.

• Anthony Quezadatenure unknown
• Greg Kinkletenure unknown
• Jim Galbraithtenure unknown
• Tom Galbraithtenure unknown

Years come from public music databases. Where none says a member left, the end is shown as unknown; it does not mean they are still in the band.

No credited sources on record.

This is a partial record of publicly documented activity. Missing shows, releases or members do not mean there are none. It does not confirm availability for booking.

These facts are from the English Wikipedia article Field Trip (band). They are shown on their own and are not merged into the record above.

Origin

Pleasanton, California

Years active

1980–1990

Genres

Rock

Labels

Slash Records, Ruby Records, Warner Bros. Records

Past members

Jim Galbraith, Tom Galbraith, Greg Kinkle, Anthony Quezada, Stephen Laborde

Associated acts

Faith No More

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