and Dave Kaufman) to record a third album, Corpus Christi, which was not released until 1993 and received little exposure. The Nails deny ever receiving any proceeds from this album, citing a rift with their former producer, claiming that he swindled them of their rights. They posted re-recordings of these songs on the late George Kaufman's site, along with the explanation of the dispute. They strongly discourage fans from purchasing the album, as they will never be compensated. In 2007, the band licensed Mood Swing and Dangerous Dreams from RCA parent company Sony-BMG Entertainment and released these albums on compact disc for the first time. In March 2009, bassist George Kaufman died of complications following heart surgery. He was survived by his wife, Sharla, and his children, Isabel and Michael Kaufman. Discography Albums Mood Swing - 1984 Dangerous Dreams - 1986 Corpus Christi - 1993 Singles & EPs "Cops Are Punks / Big Star / Another Lesson" - 1977 "Back Street Boys / Rock & Roll Show" - 1978 "Young and Wild / Transcontinental Ska" - 1980 Hotel for Women - 1981 "88 Lines About 44 Women" - 1984 "Let It All Hang Out" - 1985 "Things You Left Behind" - 1986 CD/MP3 reissues Mood Swing (remastered with bonus tracks) - 2007 Dangerous Dreams (remastered with bonus tracks) - 2007 Hotel for Women (remastered with bonus tracks) - 2009 References The Nails American new wave musical groups Rock music groups from Colorado