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((Short description|American garage rock band))
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((More footnotes needed|date=April 2008))
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((Infobox musical artist <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Musicians -->
| name            = Fleshtones
| background      = group_or_band
| origin          = [[Queens]], [[New York (state)|New York]], United States
| genre           = [[Rock and roll]], [[garage rock]]
| years_active    = 1976&ndash;present
| current_members = Keith Streng<br />Peter Zaremba<br />Bill Milhizer<br />Ken Fox
| past_members = Jan Marek Pakulski<br />Lenny Calderon<br />Danny Gilbert<br />Gordon Spaeth<br />Mitchell Ames<br />Walter Scezney<br />Robert Burke Warren
| label           = [[Red Star Records]] (1978–80)<br />[[I.R.S. Records]] (1980–85)<br />[[ROIR]]<br />[[Ichiban Records]] (1992&ndash;98) <br />[[Telstar Records (U.S. label)|Telstar Records]] (1997&ndash;99)<br />[[Yep Roc Records]] (2003&ndash;present)
))

'''The Fleshtones''' are an [[United States|American]] [[garage rock]] band from [[Queens]], [[New York (state)|New York]], United States, formed in 1976.<ref name="Larkin80">((cite book|title=[[Encyclopedia of Popular Music|The Virgin Encyclopedia of Eighties Music]]|editor=Colin Larkin|editor-link=Colin Larkin (writer)|publisher=[[Virgin Books]]|date=2003|edition=Third|isbn=1-85227-969-9))</ref>

==History==
=== 1976–1979 ===
The Fleshtones were formed in 1976 in [[Whitestone, New York]], by Keith Streng (born September 18, 1955, New York City) and Jan Marek Pakulski (born August 23, 1956, Lewiston, Maine), two roommates who discovered that a previous tenant had left behind some instruments in the basement of the house they were renting. Streng, on guitar, and Pakulski, on bass, were soon joined by neighborhood friends Peter Zaremba (born September 16, 1954, Queens, New York), on harmonica, keyboards, and vocals, and Lenny Calderon (born 1956, New York City), on drums.<ref name="Larkin80"/> Starting in 1978, the group was often joined onstage by Action Combo, brothers Gordon (alto sax and harmonica) and Brian (tenor sax) Spaeth. Gordon Spaeth (September 21, 1951 – March 8, 2005) became an official band member in 1983.

The Fleshtones debuted at [[CBGB]] on May 19, 1976. In the late 1970s, The Fleshtones earned a local following and played often in Manhattan at CBGB and [[Max's Kansas City]]. Later, they found a favorite venue at [[Club 57 (nightclub)|Club 57]] on [[St. Mark's Place]]. The Fleshtones were the first band to be booked or to play at several famous venues, including [[Irving Plaza]] and [[Danceteria]] in Manhattan, [[Maxwell's]] in Hoboken, New Jersey, and the original [[9:30 Club]] in Washington, D.C.

The Fleshtones shared a rehearsal space with [[The Cramps]] on the Bowery in Manhattan in 1977. The following year, The Fleshtones signed with [[Marty Thau]]'s [[Red Star Records]], and recorded their first album. In addition, filmmaker/artist [[M. Henry Jones]] and the band produced ''Soul City,'' a performance-animation video composed of hand-painted cutouts that is a historic representation of the band and Jones' art form. The Fleshtones' first single, titled "American Beat", was issued on Red Star in 1979.<ref name="Larkin80"/><ref>((Cite news|url=http://www.yeproc.com/artists/the-fleshtones/|title=The Fleshtones - Yep Roc Records|work=Yep Roc Records|access-date=2018-06-28|language=en-US))</ref>

=== 1980–1989 ===
[[Image:Fleshtones-gibus-tickets.jpg|thumb|Tickets for the Fleshtones concerts at the Gibus club in Paris, March 1985, where the ''Speed Connection'' album was recorded]]
In 1980, with the Red Star Records album not released (but later issued on cassette on [[ROIR]], and subsequently on CD and vinyl), the Fleshtones were signed by [[Miles Copeland III]] at [[I.R.S. Records]],<ref name="Larkin80"/> where they worked with producers [[Richard Mazda]] and [[Richard Gottehrer]]. It was at this time that the band replaced Calderon with drummer Bill Milhizer (born September 21, 1948, [[Troy, New York]]), and appeared in the British punk/new wave film ''[[Urgh! A Music War]]'', and released its first EP ''[[Up-Front (EP)|Up-Front]].'' Four albums on I.R.S. followed: ''[[Roman Gods (album)|Roman Gods]]'' (1982), ''[[Hexbreaker!]]!'' (1983), and the live ''Speed Connection'' and ''Speed Connection II'' (1985).<ref name="Larkin80"/> In 1982, they appeared on [[Dick Clark]]'s ''[[American Bandstand]]'' TV show.<ref>((cite web|url=https://www.yeproc.com/artists/the-fleshtones/|title=Yep Roc Records >> The Fleshtones|website=yeproc.com|last=Edison|first=Mike|accessdate=August 28, 2023))</ref> In 1984 they re-recorded "American Beat" as part of the soundtrack of the [[Tom Hanks]] movie ''[[Bachelor Party (1984 film)|Bachelor Party]]''.

Despite having a large cult following, the band never achieved commercial success: ''Roman Gods'' debuted at No.&nbsp;174 on [[Billboard (magazine)|Billboard]]’s album chart, the highest position that a Fleshtones release would attain until 2020, when ''Face of the Screaming Werewolf'' debuted at No. 9 on ''Billboard''’s Alternative New Artist Albums Chart, and 2021, when the "Mi Engañaste Bien" single entered the ''Billboard'' Hot Singles Chart at No. 38.

Zaremba was the host of ''[[I.R.S. Records Presents The Cutting Edge]]'' on [[MTV]] from 1984 to 1987. The I.R.S. Records-produced show featured up and coming underground artists. The program was short-lived but the format prefigured ''120 Minutes''. Zaremba's MC talents surfaced again in the late 1990s at New York City's "Cavestomp" Garage Rock festivals.

In the mid-1980s, The Fleshtones regularly played at the [[Pyramid Club (New York)|Pyramid Club]] on Avenue A in the East Village, and were instrumental in helping to start [[Wigstock]], the drag queen festival that became a New York City staple. In the late 1980s, The Fleshtones were without major-label support, though they continued to tour America and Europe steadily, including shows opening for [[Chuck Berry]] and [[James Brown]]. In 1987, The Fleshtones made an appearance on the final episode of [[Andy Warhol]]'s ''[[Andy Warhol's Fifteen Minutes]],'' an MTV program, during which they backed up famed English stage actor [[Ian McKellen]] as he recited [[William Shakespeare]]'s Twentieth Sonnet.

The Fleshtones recorded the title track to the 1987 camp-horror film ''[[I Was a Teenage Zombie]]''. They released the albums ''[[Fleshtones vs. Reality]]'' (studio) in 1987 and ''Soul Madrid'' (live) in 1989. I.R.S. Records released a best-of compilation, ''Living Legends'', in 1989.<ref name="Larkin80"/>

In late 1986, Pakulski left the Fleshtones. He was replaced by Robert Burke Warren, who left the band in 1988. [[Fred Smith (bassist)|Fred Smith]] of [[Television (band)|Television]] and [[Andy Shernoff]] of [[The Dictators]] were interim bass players in the studio and on tour until 1990.

===1990–2000===
'''Ken Fox''' (born February 16, 1961, Toronto, Ontario) joined the Fleshtones on bass in July 1990. Fox had formed Raving Mojos in Toronto and played with [[Joan Osborne]] and in [[Jason & the Scorchers]]. Since Fox joined, the Fleshtones lineup has remained stable.

In 1992, the Fleshtones signed with [[Ichiban Records]], where they stayed until the label's demise. In the 1990s, the Fleshtones worked with musician-producers [[Dave Faulkner (musician)|Dave Faulkner]], [[Peter Buck]], and [[Steve Albini]].

===2001–present===
In the 21st century, the Fleshtones collaborated with musician-producers Rick Miller, [[Jim Diamond (music producer)|Jim Diamond]], [[Lenny Kaye]], and [[Ivan Julian]], as well as self-producing work in Paul Johnson's Compactor basement studio in [[Brooklyn]]. The Fleshtones signed with [[Yep Roc Records]] in 2003.

The Fleshtones were one of the last bands to play at [[Windows on the World]] atop the [[World Trade Center (1973–2001)|World Trade Center]].<ref>((Cite web|url=http://garage.brinkster.net/wtc.htm|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100409145030/http://garage.brinkster.net/wtc.htm|url-status=dead|archive-date=April 9, 2010|title=The Fleshtones Archive - World Trade Center|date=April 9, 2010|access-date=November 3, 2019))</ref> In 2002, they played at a Night of Remembrance and Hope festival at CBGB.

In December 2003, the Fleshtones played at a CBGB 30th Anniversary show along with [[The Dictators]], and in August of the next year, played [[Little Steven]]'s Underground Garage Festival at Randalls Island in New York City with 39 other bands, including [[The New York Dolls]], [[Iggy Pop]], [[The Strokes]], and [[Bo Diddley]].

In September 2016, the Fleshtones toured China for the first time in the band's career. The tour was organized by Shanghai-based punk band Round Eye.<ref>((cite web|last1=Newby|first1=Jake|title=Interview: The Fleshtones|url=http://www.timeoutshanghai.com/features/Music-Music_features/39048/Interview-The-Fleshtones.html|website=Timeout Shanghai|publisher=Timeout Shanghai|access-date=8 September 2016))</ref>

==Book, tribute, feature documentary and reissues==
*In 2007, Continuum Books (now Bloomsbury) published ''Sweat: The Story of The Fleshtones, America's Garage Band'', an authorized biography by [[Joe Bonomo]].<ref>((Cite web|url=https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/sweat-9780826428462/|title=Sweat|website=Bloomsbury Publishing|access-date=November 3, 2019))</ref> Camion Blanc released a French-language edition, ''The Fleshtones: Histoire d’un Groupe Garage Américain,'' in 2012.<ref>((Cite news|url=http://www.i94bar.com/interviews/peter-zaremba|title=Our shout! Why The Fleshtones and Peter Zaremba still drink for free after all these years... ((!)) Interviews|work=The I-94 Bar|access-date=2018-06-28|language=en-GB))</ref>
*''Vindicated! A Tribute to The Fleshtones'' was released in 2007 on vinyl by Larsen Records (France) and on CD by Dirty Water Records (UK). The album features 23 international bands (including [[Hoodoo Gurus]], [[the Nomads (Swedish band)|the Nomads]] with [[Handsome Dick Manitoba]], [[the Slickee Boys]], the [[Woggles]], [[Snax (musician)|Snax]], the Swingin' Neckbreakers, [[Richard Mazda]], the Subway Surfers, the Insomniacs, and others) covering songs spanning the Fleshtones' career.
*''Pardon Us For Living, But The Graveyard's Full,'',<ref>((Cite web|url=http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1270781/|title=Pardon Us for Living But the Graveyard Is Full|via=www.imdb.com))</ref> a feature documentary directed by Geoffray Barbier based on [[Joe Bonomo]]'s biography ''Sweat: The Story of The Fleshtones, America's Garage Band'', was released from Cold Cuts Productions in 2009.
*In 2010, the Australian label Raven released a CD compilation of the Fleshtones' I.R.S. Records material entitled ''It's "Super-Rock" Time!: The IRS Years 1980-1985'' and a ''Hexbreaker!'' / ''Speed Connection'' CD.

==Members==
((col-begin))
((col-4))
*Keith Streng — guitar & vocals (1976–present)
*Peter Zaremba — lead vocals, harmonica & organ (1976–present)
*Bill Milhizer — drums & vocals (1980–present)
*Ken Fox — bass & vocals (1990–present)
((col-4))
'''Former members'''
*Jan Marek Pakulski — bass, vocals (1976–79, 1979–86)
*Lenny Calderon — drums, vocals (1976–79)
*Danny Gilbert — guitar (1976)
*Gordon Spaeth — sax, harmonica, organ, vocals (1978–88)
*Mitchell Ames — guitar (1979)
*Walter Scezney — bass (1979)
*Robert Burke Warren — bass, vocals (1986–88)
((col-4))
'''Session/Touring'''
*[[Clem Burke]] – drums (1979)
*[[Fred Smith (bassist)|Fred Smith]] — bass, vocals (1988–89)
*[[Andy Shernoff]] — bass, vocals (1989–90)
((col-4))
'''Horn players'''
*Brian Spaeth — sax (1978–81)
*Gregory D Grinnell — trumpet (1986)
*Ken Fradley — trumpet (1988)
*Mark McGowan — trumpet (1988–90)
*Steve Greenfield — sax (1988–92)
*Joe Loposky — trumpet (1990–94)
*Markus Arike — sax (1992–94)
((col-end))
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==Discography==

===Studio albums===
*''Blast Off!'' [recorded in 1978] (1982) <small> (ROIR) cassette + CD (ROIR) 1990 + CD (ROIR/Fr. Danceteria) 1993 + CD (Red Star) 1997 + LP (Sp. Munster) 2001 + LP ([[Get Hip Records]]) 2002</small>
*''[[Roman Gods (album)|Roman Gods]]'' (1982) <small>[LP/cassette (I.R.S.) 1982 + CD [limited] (Eur. I.R.S.) 1990]</small>
*''[[Hexbreaker!]]'' (1983) <small>[LP/cassette (I.R.S.)]</small>
*''[[Fleshtones vs. Reality]]'' (1987) <small> [LP/cassette/CD (Emergo)]</small>
*''Powerstance!'' (1991) <small>[CD/LP/cassette (Aus. Trafalgar) 1991 + CD/LP/cassette (UK Big Beat ) 1991 + CD (Naked Language/Ichiban) 1992 + download (Ichiban) 2006]</small>
*''[[Beautiful Light]]'' (1994) <small>[(Naked Language/Ichiban also ''Forever Fleshtones'' - Gr. Hitch Hyke)]</small>
*''Laboratory of Sound'' (1995) <small>[CD (Ichiban International) 1995 + LP (Gr. Hitch Hyke) 1996 + download (Ichiban) 2006]</small>
*''Hitsburg USA!'' (1996) <small>[LP ([[Telstar Records (U.S. label)|Telstar Records]]) + CD (Sp. ((Not a typo|Imposible))) also ''Fleshtones Favorites'' CD (Flesh)]</small>
*''More Than Skin Deep'' (1997) <small>[CD (Ichiban International) 1997 + LP (Telstar) 1997 + CD/LP (Eur. Epitaph) 1999 + download (Ichiban) 2006]</small>
*''Hitsburg Revisited'' (1999) <small>[CD (Telstar) + CD/LP (Eur. Epitaph)]</small>
*''Solid Gold Sound'' (2001) <small>[CD/LP (Blood Red) + CD (Fr. Fantastika) + download (Blood Red) 2009]</small>
*''Do You Swing?'' (2003) <small>[CD/LP (YepRoc)]</small>
*''Beachhead'' (2005) <small>[CD/LP (YepRoc) 2005 + LP (It. Nicotine)]</small>
*''Take A Good Look'' (2008) <small>[CD/LP (YepRoc)]</small>
*''Stocking Stuffer'' (2008) <small>[CD/LP (YepRoc)]</small>
*''Brooklyn Sound Solution'' with [[Lenny Kaye]] (2011) <small>[CD/LP (YepRoc)]</small>
*''Wheel Of Talent'' (2014) <small>[CD/LP (YepRoc)]</small>
*''The Band Drinks For Free'' (2016) <small>[CD/LP (YepRoc)]</small>
*''Face Of The Screaming Werewolf'' (2020) <small>[CD/LP (YepRoc)]</small><ref>((Cite web|url=https://www.allmusic.com/artist/the-fleshtones-mn0000761688/discography|title=The Fleshtones ((!)) Album Discography ((!)) AllMusic|website=[[AllMusic]]|access-date=2018-06-28))</ref>

===Live albums===
*''Speed Connection: Live In Paris 85'' (1985) <small>LP (Fr. I.R.S.)</small>
*''[[Speed Connection II - The Final Chapter (Live In Paris 85)]]'' (1985) <small>LP/cassette (I.R.S.) 1985 + download (I.R.S.) 2010</small>
*''Soul Madrid'' (1989) <small>LP (Sp. ((Not a typo|Imposible)))</small>
*''Live at Yep Roc 15: The Fleshtones'' (2020) <small>[digital (YepRoc)]</small>

===Singles===
*American Beat b/w Critical List (1979) - <small>7" (Red Star)</small>
*The Girl from Baltimore b/w Feel the Heat (1980) - <small>7" (I.R.S.)</small>
*The World Has Changed b/w All Around the World (1981) - <small>7" (I.R.S.)</small> 
*Roman Gods [Dance Remix] b/w Ride Your Pony + Chinese Kitchen (1982) - <small>12" (I.R.S.)</small>
*Shadow-Line b/w All Around the World (1982) - <small> 7" (I.R.S.)</small>
*American Beat '84 b/w Hall of Fame (1984) - <small>7" (I.R.S.)</small> 
*Armed and Dangerous b/w Let It Rip + Electric Mouse (1991) - <small>7" (UK Big Beat)</small> 
*Beautiful Light ["Big Mix"] + Treat Me Like a Man + Mushroom Cloud (1994) - <small>CD (Naked Language)</small> 
*Take a Walk with The Fleshtones b/w One of Us (1994) - <small>7" (Naked Language)</small> 
*Gentleman's Twist b/w Red Sunset + Gentleman's Twist (featuring [[Alan Vega]]) (1998) - <small>7" (Eur. Epitaph)</small> 
*Jetset Fleshtones b/w Les Temps Dira (2007) - <small>7" (YepRoc)</small> 
*Bite of My Soul b/w Remember The Ramones (2011) - <small>7" (YepRoc)</small> 
*I Can't Hide b/w B-Side (2011) - <small>7" (YepRoc)</small> 
*For a Smile (featuring Mary Huff) b/w Everywhere Is Nowhere (featuring Mary Huff) (2013) - <small>7" (YepRoc)</small> 
*Available b/w Let's Live (2013) <small>7" - (YepRoc)</small>
*Gotta Get Away b/w 2000 Light Years from Home (Los Straitjackets) (2015) - <small>7" (Norton)</small>
*I Surrender! b/w Dominique Laboubee (2015) - <small>7" (YepRoc)</small>
*The End of My Neighborhood b/w Cardboard Casanova (2016) - <small>7" (YepRoc)</small>
*The Band Drinks for Free b/w Love My Lover (2016) - <small>7" (YepRoc)</small>
*Ama Como Un Hombre b/w Ama Mas (2016) - <small>7" (YepRoc)</small>
*Layin' Pipe b/w Lady Nightshade (2019) - <small>7" (YepRoc)</small>
*Lost on Xandu b/w ‘Lost on Xandu (Version) with [[Lenny Kaye]] (2019) - <small>7" (YepRoc)</small>
*Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (Milton DeLugg & The Little Eskimos) b/w Hooray for Santa Claus (2020) - <small>7" (Modern Harmonic)</small>
*Mi Engañaste Bien b/w Decimos Yeah! (2021) - <small>7" (YepRoc)</small>

===EPs===
*''[[Up-Front (EP)|Up-Front]]'' <small>(I.R.S.) 1980</small>
*American Beat ‘84 <small>(Fr. I.R.S.) 1984</small>
*''Los Fleshtones: Quatro x Quatro'' <small>(Yep Roc) 2012</small>

===Compilations===
*''The Fleshtones: Living Legends Series'' CD <small>(I.R.S.) 1989</small>
*''Angry Years 1984–1986'' <small>CD (Sp. Imposible) 1994 + CD (Amsterdamned) 1997</small>
*''It's "Super-Rock" Time!: The IRS Years 1980–85'' <small>CD (Aus. Raven) 2010</small>
*''Hexbreaker!'' / ''Speed Connection'' <small>CD (Aus. Raven) 2010</small>
*''Roman Gods'' / ''Up-Front'' / ''Speed Connection II'' <small>CD (Aus. Raven) 2011</small>
*''Budget Buster: Just the Hits!'' <small>CD/LP (YepRoc) 2017</small>

===Compilation appearances===
*''Marty Thau Presents 2 X 5'' ([[Red Star Records]]) 1980 + 2005
* ''Start Swimming'' ([[Stiff Records]]) 1981
*''Bachelor Party'' (OST I.R.S.) 1984 + ([[Superfecta Records]]) 2003
*''[[688 Club|688]] Presents (688 Records) 1986<ref>((Cite web|url=https://www.discogs.com/Various-688-Presents/release/2086005|title=Various - 688 Presents|website=Discogs.com|access-date=November 3, 2019))</ref>
*''[[I Was a Teenage Zombie]]'' (OST [[Columbia Records]]) 1987
*''Time Bomb: Fleshtones Present the Big Bang Theory'' ([[Skyclad Records]]) 1988
*''New York Rockers: Manhattan’s Original Rock Underground'' ([[ROIR]]) 1989
*''Shangri-La: A Tribute to The Kinks'' ([[Imaginary Records]]) 1989
*''Turban Renewal: A Tribute to Sam the Sham & The Pharaohs'' ([[Norton Records]]) 1994
*''Dictators Forever Forever Dictators: A Tribute to The Dictators, Vol. 1'' ([[Roto Records]]) 1996
*''Super Bad @ 65: A Tribute to James Brown'' ([[Zero Hour Records|Zero Hour]]) 1998
*''Guitar Ace: Tribute to Link Wray'' ([[Musick Recordings]]) 2003
*''[[Children of Nuggets: Original Artyfacts from the Second Psychedelic Era, 1976-1995]]'' ([[Rhino Records|Rhino]]) 2005
*''Little Steven's Underground Garage Presents: The Coolest Songs In The World Vol. 3'' ([[Wicked Cool Records]]) 2007
*''So Indie It Hurts: Roir Rocks Volume Two'' ([[ROIR]]) 2010
*''Mondo Zombie Boogaloo'' ([[YepRoc]]) 2013

==Videos / DVDs==
*"Right Side of a Good Thing," ''The Beast of I.R.S. Video Vol. 1'' VHS (I.R.S. Home Video) 1984
*"F-f-fascination," ''Back in the Day: Live at Hurrah's New York City'' DVD (WEA) 2006
*''The Fleshtones: Brooklyn à Paris! Live at La Maroquinerie'' DVD (Big Enough) 2006
*''The Fleshtones—Live at the Hurrah Club'' DVD (Cherry Red) 2008
* ''Pardon Us for Living, but The Graveyard Is Full ''(Cold Cut Productions) 2009

==Side projects==
* Peter Zaremba's Love Delegation<ref name="Larkin80"/>
* Full Time Men (Streng's side band which featured [[Peter Buck]])<ref name="Larkin80"/>
* The Tall Lonesome Pines (Pakulski's side band with George Gilmore)
* The Master Plan (Streng's side band with Milhizer, Paul Johnson, and [[Andy Shernoff]])
* [[The Split Squad]] (Streng's side band with [[Clem Burke]], Eddie Munoz, Michael Giblin, and [[Josh Kantor]]).
* Strengsbrew (Streng's Sweden-based side band with Robert Erikson of [[The Hellacopters]], Jim Heneghan of The Solution, and Måns P. Månsson of The Maggots)

==References==
((Reflist))

==Further reading==
*''Sweat: The Story of The Fleshtones, America's Garage Band'', Continuum, 2007, by [[Joe Bonomo]]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20110717210950/http://www.modteepee.webspace.virginmedia.com/index.html The Fleshtones Archive] (articles, reviews, interviews, and commentary from 1977 to 2005)

==External links==
*[http://www.rockerzine.com/index.php/2011/11/marty-thau-presents-the-fleshtones/ ''"Marty Thau Presents: The Fleshtones"'' from Rocker Magazine - Essay about discovering the band and their lasting impact by the man who put out their first single and album in the late 70's]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20090608141626/http://www.coldcutsproductions.com/fleshtones.html Trailer for Pardon Us For Living But The Graveyard Is Full, feature documentary]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20060320185937/http://www.yeproc.com/artist_info.php?artistId=232 Yep Roc Records] (The Fleshtones' label)
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20060615023921/http://www.nicotinerecords.com/ Nicotine Records]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20090317032520/http://www.wellroundedradio.net/thefleshtones/ Audio interview with Peter Zaremba of The Fleshtones on the release of 2008's Take a Good Look! on Well-Rounded Radio]
*[http://www.richardmazda.com/ Richard Mazda site]
*[http://www.efeeme.com/43576/the-fleshtones-la-eterna-juventud/ Interview in spanish magazine ''Efe Eme'' by Eduardo Tébar]
*[((AllMusic|class=artist|id=p4277|pure_url=yes)) The Fleshtones] at [http://www.AllMusic.com AllMusic]
*[http://www.trouserpress.com/entry.php?a=fleshtones The Fleshtones] at [http://www.trouserpress.com/index.php Trouser Press]
*[http://www.discogs.com/artist/Fleshtones%2C+The The Fleshtones] at [http://www.discogs.com Discogs]

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