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Jon Phillip
Phillip live with the Paul Collins Beat at Record Bar (KCMO) in 2014
Phillip live with the Paul Collins Beat at Record Bar (KCMO) in 2014
Background information
Born
Jonathan Thomas Phillip

(1979-05-18) May 18, 1979 (age 47)
OriginKenosha, Wisconsin, United States
GenresAmericana, rock, punk rock, country, power pop
OccupationsMusician, record producer
InstrumentsDrums, bass guitar, guitar, vocals
Years active1993–present
Websitegoodlandrecords.com

Jon Phillip is an American rock musician who has played drums with Limbeck, The Benjamins, and The Obsoletes.[1]

While living in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in late 2010, he co-founded Good Land Records with Andrew Wieland.[2]

Discography

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  • The Benjamins • Bordering on Boredom EP • self-released • 1999
  • The Benjamins • The Art of Disappointment • Drive-Thru Records • 2001
  • Limbeck • Hey, Everything's Fine. • Doghouse Records • 2003
  • The Obsoletes • Is This Progress? • 1-4-5 Records • 2004
  • Nob Dylan & His Nobsoletes • 12 Positively Stiff Dylans • Alternative Tentacles • 2005
  • Limbeck • Limbeck • Doghouse Records • 2007[3]
  • Ben Weasel • The Brain That Wouldn't Die • Asian Man Records • 2009
  • Trapper Schoepp & The Shades • Run, Engine, Run • (SideOneDummy Records • Good Land Records) • 2012
  • Limbeck • Already Gone b/w Skyway 7" (SideOneDummy Records • Good Land Records) • 2012
  • Frankie Lee • "Times Like This" from Rockin' Here Tonight, the Songs For Slim CD/LP compilation • New West Records • 2013
  • Limbeck • "Sound Of Running" from While No One Was Looking, Toasting 20 Years of Bloodshot Records CD/LP compilation • Bloodshot Records • 2013
  • The Benjamins • Back on Track EP • Good Land Records • 2014
  • Dwight Twilley/Josh Berwanger • Shooting Stars b/w Some Other Guy 7" • Good Land Records • 2015
  • Trolley • Caught In The Darkness • Easter Records • Sugarbush Records •2016
  • Trapper Schoepp • Rangers & Valentines • Xtra Mile Recordings • 2016
  • Josh Berwanger • Exorcism Rock • Doghouse Records • 2016
  • Josh Berwanger • The Star Invaders • Good Land Records • 2017
  • Mini Meltdowns • Mini Meltdowns 7" • Good Land Records • 2018
  • Josh Berwanger/Casey James Prestwood • Cities b/w A New Kind of Love 7" • Lost Broadcast Records • 2019
  • Cabin Essence • For Your Love b/w No More 7" • Good Land Records • 2019
  • Josh Berwanger • Watching A Garden Die • Wiretap Records • 2019
  • Mini Meltdowns • Destined For Disaster EP • Good Land Records • 2019
  • Josh Berwanger • Happy In the Saddest Way • Good Land Records • 2020

References

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  1. ↑ "Jon Phillips at AllMusic.com". AllMusic, Retrieved on May 26, 2025.
  2. ↑ "New bar, new shows, and a new way to mock Ron Johnson | City Life | News Net | The A.V. Club Milwaukee". The A.V. Club. November 7, 2010. Archived from the original on November 7, 2010. Retrieved December 26, 2020.
  3. ↑ "Jon Phillip Discography and Music at CD Universe". Archived from the original on October 25, 2012. Retrieved March 19, 2011.
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