put out a record called Anonymous. They continue to play in Annapolis. They have never had a band practice. The band is Jimi on guitar and vocals, Bryan Ewald on guitar, Noel White (Aidan Ewald currently) on drums and Larry Melton on bass. It was released on Fowl Records. Jimi Haha put out his first solo cd under the name Mend The Hollow in December 2016. The record was produced by Jim Wirt who produced J.C.S.'s Bring Your Own Stereo and was mixed by Tom Lord-Alge and mastered by Robert Ludwig. All of the odd numbered songs were recorded live in a few hours by the members of Jarflys. The even numbered songs were tracked with Gingerwolf on lap steel, Dominic Fragman on drums and Jim Wirt on bass and keyboards. www.mendthehollow.com It was released on Fowl Records. Reunion (2021–current) When playing live the band will be performing as a 5-piece but will continue on as a 4-piece on dates that Island has overlapping shows with his other band, CandleBox. "2econds" is the bands most recent studio record. Featured players are Jerome Maffeo, Christian Valiente, Island Styles and the record reintroduced Matt Jones, after playing with the band Cowboy Mouth from New Orleans for several years. The album was produced by Jim Wirt at Superior Sound in Cleveland Ohio. The LP was released October 25, 2022 under the Fowl Records name. Members Discography Studio albums Pushing the Salmanilla Envelope (1997) Bring Your Own Stereo (1999) Re.present (2004) Fail on Cue (2008) 2econds (2022) Independent albums Chicken Scratch (1993) Spit Burger Lottery (1994) Live albums Giving Something Back (1995) Compilation albums 2 for 1 Special (1995) [combination album containing both independent albums "Chicken Scratch" & "Spit Burger Lottery"] Extended plays The Bongjam EP (1998) Slow Change EP (1999) Singles References External links jimi haha's artwork Jimmie's Chicken Shack Official Website Jimmie's Chicken Shack collection at the Internet Archive's live music archive Interview with Jimi Haha by Greg Szeto of Bmore Live Jim McD's 3D Animation Alternative rock groups from Maryland American funk metal musical groups American post-grunge musical groups Musical groups established in 1993 Musical quartets 1993 establishments in Maryland