Brokeback (band) (a project of Douglas McCombs, bassist of Tortoise (band)). After The Coctails Archer Prewitt currently performs solo and also plays with the Sea and Cake and Sam Prekop and creates the comic book "Sof'Boy". Mark Greenberg currently performs with Archer Prewitt, Eleventh Dream Day, and Candy Gold, and runs his own music-for-use company called the Mayfair Workshop. John Upchurch has played with Rachel's, co-owned and operated FireProof Press, and was on staff at Columbia College, Chicago (retired 2018). Mark and John recently collaborated on a CD called John and Mark's Children's Record, available on Tight Ship Records. Barry Phipps owns and operates Tight Ship Records and is the author of two photography trade books: Between Gravity and What Cheer: Iowa Photographs and Driving a Table Down, both from the University of Iowa Press. In 2010, the band got back together to record Erik Satie's "Gymnopédie No. 1" for American Laundromat Records charity CD "Sing Me To Sleep - Indie Lullabies" which releases worldwide on May 18, 2010. Discography The Coctails albums and 45s included: Hip Hip Hooray! LP (Hi-Ball) Here Now Today LP (Hi-Ball) The Early Hi-Ball Years CD comp (Carrot Top Records) Long Sound LP (Hi-Ball/Carrot Top Records) Peel LP (Hi-Ball/Carrot Top Records) The Coctails LP (Carrot Top Records) Live at Lounge Ax CD (Carrot Top Records) Songs for Children EP (Hi-Ball) Devo Corporate Anthem split 7-inch with Chrome Cranks (Insipid, Australia) Wheels split 7-inch with Southern Culture on the Skids (Todd & Cheryl Records) Working Holiday split 7-inch with Codeine (band) (Simple Machines) Tardvark EP with Dame Darcy (Hi-Ball) Why? 7-inch single with T. Lance (Telstar) Powerhouse 7-inch single (SOL - Singles Only Label) Winter Wonderland EP (Hi-Ball) 3/4 Time EP (Hi-Ball) Hello CDEP (Hello CD of the Month Club) Let's Enjoy 10-inch EP (Presspop, Japan) Popcorn Box 3-CD box set (Carrot Top) References External links The Coctails USA Label site Reprint of a 1993 article/interview with the band Musical groups from Chicago Musical groups from Kansas City, Missouri Telstar Records (U.S. label) artists