Date of Release: 1997
Title: Minitel Rock Steady Vol 1. Includes Chevette's cover of We Can Dance Again
Format: 7"
Label: Invicta HiFi
Cat. No. LIQ001
Notes: We Can Dance Again is a Pulp song performed live (for the only time?) at The Theatre Royal, December 1994; it was never released. Other tracks on the EP are: Formula One - Theme From The Wifes Bedroom; Magic Water - Sunday Sun, and Ricky Spontane - Stop Paddling. Fact: Danny Hunt from Chevette is now in Venini.
Title: Melo Melo / Black...White
Format: CD; 7"
Label: Dishy
Cat. No. Dishy 29
Notes: Baby Birkin were Russell Senior's first post Pulp experience, and indeed his first experience of production.
Date of Release: 1998
Title: Jane B / Jane X / Jane B (rasmus mix)
Format: CD; 10"
Label: Dishy
Cat. No. Dishy 32
Notes: Strings and additional lyrics by Russell Senior
Title: Classee X
Format: CD
Label: Dishy
Cat. No. Dishy 33 CD
Track Listing: Black...White / Harley Davidson / Melo Melo / 69 Annee Erotique / Raccrochez - c'est une horreur / Classee X / Nefertiti / Jane B / Et Meme / Dents De Lait, Dents De Loup / Di Doo Dah / Bonnie & Clyde
Notes: Vinyl copy of the album has St Tropez instead of Harley Davidson as the last track. Click here to view alternative cover. Note uncanny resemblance to the song 'St Tropez' which appeared a year later as the B side to Venini's first single.......
Date of Release: 1996 (this LP)
Title: Raumpatrouille: Die phantastischen Abenteuer des Raumschiffes ORION (Space Patrol: The fantastic adventures of the space ship ORION)
Format: LP
Label: Bungalow
Cat. No. Bung 009
Notes: Contains Bolero On The Moon Rocks, which Pulp sampled on This Is Hardcore. Raumpatrouille was a German TV series for which Peter Thomas composed the soundtrack
Date of Release: 1996
Title: Oedipus Schmoedipus
Format: CD
Label: Mute
Cat. No. CD STUMM 134
Notes: Jarvis co-wrote Set The Controls For The Heart Of The Pelvis
Date of Release: 1998
Title: Root
Format: CD
Label: LO Recordings
Cat. No. LCD 11
Notes: Track 007 remixed by Mark Webber. The CD consists of thirty numbered pieces of music recorded by Thurston Moore remixed by artists including Alec Empire, Stereolab, Bruce Gilbert, Stock, Hausen & Walkman, Add N To X and many more. The CD was released in conjunction with an exhibition, the catalogue for which can be viewed on the Books page.
Lush
Date of Release: 1998
Title: Lovelife
Format: CD
Label: 4AD
Cat. No. GAD6004CD
Notes: Jarvis guested on vocals on the track Ciao
Title: Mon Camion / St Tropez
Format: CD
Label: Bikini
Cat. No. Bikini CD1
Notes: Venini were of course Russell Senior's post - Pulp group and this was their first single, released on Russell's own label.
Title: Carnival Star / Carnival Star ll
Format: CD; 7"
Label: Bikini
Cat. No. Bikini CD2
Title: Unshaker / Exotic Night / Hoboken
Format: CD
Label: Sturdy Records
Title: Walk Like A Panther / Snake l / Sweaty Walls
Format: CD
Label: FFrr
Cat. No. FFRR 570
Notes: This was the first single from the ASI album, for which Jarvis wrote four songs (he submitted six). At least two of them are reworked versions of songs Tony Christie originally sang back in the mid 1970's, including Walk Like A Panther (written by Murray / Callender) and Drive Safely Darling (written by Stephens / Mason). See below.
Date of Release: 1999
Title: Pickled Eggs & Sherbert
Format: CD; Cassette
Label: London Records / FFrr
Cat. No. LC7654
Track Listing: Walk Like A Panther / No Return / Beat Goes On / Sweet Music / Mary / 1st Man In Space / Drive Safely Darlin' / Stars On Sunday / Big Pecker / I Walk / I Peggio / Happy Birthday Nicola / Plastic Diamond
Notes: Track listing differs on inside sleeve; I Peggio is listed as I Pejulater and Happy Birthday Nicola as just Nicola. Jarvis wrote the lyrics for Walk Like A Panther, Drive Safely Darlin, Nicola, Stars On Sunday and 1st Man In Space. Interestingly, the album does a "The Day After The Revolution" trick in that it has a bit tacked on at the end of the last (thirteenth) track that surprises you not once but twice ten and twenty minutes after you think it's finished.
Date of Release: 1999
Title: 1st Man In Space
Format: CD
Label: FFrr
Cat. No. FFRR 370
Notes: Released on CD1 / CD2 format. CD 1 features radio edit of title track plus Sweet Music and Luxury I. CD 2 features a long version of 1st Man... plus Dirty Slapper and No Pop I.
Date of Release: 1999
Title: Who's Afraid of Y2K? / Up A Tree Again
Format: CD; 10"
Label: Jeepster
Cat. No: JPRCDS 015
Notes: Contains The Chocolate Layers' St John's Ambulance mix of Up A Tree Again - Steve and Jarvis in DJ mode
Date of Release: 1999
Title: Jesus Life for Children Under Twelve Inches
Format: CD
Label: East West
Cat. No: 3984 269122
Notes: Features the Lafayette Velvet Revisited remix of A Little Soul that Kid Loco did for the A Little Soul CD2 (see singles page)
Date of Release: 2000
Title: The Art Of Driving / The Facts Of Life / Rock 'n' Roll Suicide
Format: CD
Label: Nude
Cat. No: NUD51 CD1
Notes: Contains The Chocolate Layers' (Steve and Jarvis) remix of The Facts Of Life. This track also appears on a compilation CD given away by Select magazine - see Compilations Featuring Pulp page
Date of Release: 2001
Title: Richard Hawley
Format: CD
Label: Setanta
Cat. No: SETCD087
Notes: Not technically a Pulp spin off but Richard is enough of a part time Pulper to justify this, his first solo LP after leaving the Longpigs.
Date of Release: July 2001
Title: Coming Home
Format: CD
Label: Setanta
Cat. No: SETCD090
Notes: Track listing: Coming Home / Caned / Cheap Spanish Whine
Date of Release: October 22 2001
Title: Late Night Final
Format: CD
Label: Setanta
Cat. No: SETCD088
Notes: Track listing: Something Is...! / Baby, You're My Light / Love Of My Life / The Nights Are Cold / Can You Hear The Rain, Love? / Lonely Night / Precious Sight / No way Home / Cry a Tear For The Man in the Moon / Long Black Train / The Light at the end of the Tunnel (was a train coming the other way).
Date of Release: 2001
Title: Dirge (Cossack apocalypse mix by the Chocolate Layers)
Format: 12"
Label: Concrete
Cat. No: Dirge 5
Notes: This track is also available on the Sonic Mook Experiment double CD 'Rare Mixes, Electronic Action and Future Rock & Roll'.
Date of Release: 2001
Title: The South EP
Format: CD
Label: Melankolic
Cat. No: SADD 12
Notes: Jarvis sings vocals on track two, a cover of Jimmy Webb's "This Is Where I Came In".
Date of Release: March 2002
Title: Kissin Time
Format: CD
Label: Hut Recordings
Cat. No:
Notes: Jarvis co wrote Sliding Through Life on Charm for this collaboration.
Date of Release: May 2002
Title: Complete Control / Friendly Nice / We Must Fight In Vain / Complete Control (king precare mix by two desperate people)
Format: CD single; 12"
Label: High Society
Cat. No: HSCDS001
Notes: Steve and Jarvis are the "Two Desperate People". The White Sport supported Pulp at the Brixton Academy concerts, November 2001. The illustration is of the promo - the 12" artwork is different.
Date of Release: June 2002
Title: Total Lee: The Songs of Lee Hazlewood
Format: CD, double vinyl
Label: City Slang
Cat. No: 20195-2
Notes: Jarvis and Richard recorded 'A Cheat' for this tribute to Lee Hazlewood, originally recorded by Sanford Clark in 1959.
Date of Release: November 2002
Title: The Heavy EP
Format: 7" (limited to 500 copies)
Label: Rough Trade
Cat. No: RTRADES073
Notes: Jarvis, Richard Hawley and two of the Fat Truckers' performance at the Lee Hazlewood concert, September 2002. Credited to Darren Spooner and Richard Hawley - Darren Spooner being Jarvis.