also performed with improvisational jazz groups Radio I-Ching and Freedomland, and has performed or recorded with rock-oriented bands and artists including Floor Kiss, Immaculate Hearts, the Shams, Black Flies, John Sinclair, Jayne County, the Amazing Cherubs, Fur, Michael Karoli (Can), Richard Lloyd, James Chance, the Slits, Odetta, Gary Lucas, Bobby Radcliff, Patti Palladin, Darlene Love, Andy Shernoff, the Waldos, Nona Hendryx, Band of Outsiders, Lenny Kaye, Jahn Xavier and the Gun Club. He also performed with jazz musicians Eddie Gale, Roy Campbell Jr., Marc Ribot, Mark Helias, Dick Griffin, Billy Bang, Borah Bergman and Hanuman Sextet. Pat Place also played with Maggie Estep's I Love Everybody and Joey's Oscar in the 90s; at one time, she was a member of James Chance and the Contortions, playing steel guitar and featuring on the Brian Eno-produced No New York as one of four bands in the initial New York no wave scene. Discography Studio albums Beauty Lies (1997, Polygram Records) Very Very Happy (2007, ROIR) Happy (2012, ROIR) Rhythm and Paranoia: The Best of Bush Tetras (2021, Wharf Cat Records) Singles and EPs "Too Many Creeps" 7-inch EP (1980, 99 Records) No. 57 Billboard Dance Club Songs "Things That Go Boom in the Night" 7-inch single (1981, Fetish Records) No. 43 UK Indie Chart "Can't Be Funky" 7-inch single (1981, Fetish Records) Rituals 12-inch EP (1981, Fetish Records/Stiff Records) No. 32 Billboard Dance Club Songs "Page 18" 12-inch single (1996, Tim/Kerr Records) "Too Many Creeps" 7-inch single (2011, ROIR) "Take the Fall" EP (2018, Wharf Cat Records) "There is a Hum" 7” (2019, Thirdman Records) Live albums Wild Things cassette-only (1983, ROIR) Compilation albums Better Late Than Never (Original Studio Recordings 1980-1983) cassette-only (1989, ROIR) Boom in the Night (Original Studio Recordings 1980-1983) (1995, ROIR) Tetrafied: Previously Released Recordings (1996, Thirsty Ear) Rhythm and Paranoia: the Best of the Bush Tetras (2021, Wharf Cat), 3 LP set, CD and vinyl Compilation appearances "Cold Turkey" (John Lennon cover) and "Punch Drunk" on Start Swimming (1981, Stiff Records) "Das Ah Riot" on The Last Testament (1983, Fetish Records) "Rituals" on New York Rockers (1989, ROIR) "Too Many Creeps" on Totally Wired (1995, Razor & Tie) "Cowboys in Africa" on I [Heart] New York Punk! (1995, free with Mojo issue 144) "Sister Midnight" (Iggy Pop cover) on We Will Fall: The Iggy Pop Tribute (1997, Royalty Records) "Too Many Creeps" on New Wave Dance Hits