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New to Frankie Evanz & The Atomic Songbirds? Start with these essential tracks that capture the essence of their music across the atomic timeline—from soulful gospel to funky space anthems.
The Mechanical Pioneers (1939-1960)
Atomic Sunshine (1939)
Single
A classic finale from the musical 'Breakfast with Ivan', where families unite for a grand celebration of long-awaited peace and understanding. The song rings with hope for a brighter future.
Shelter of Love (1939)
Single
A romantic ballad that captures the tender connection of two lovers seeking solace in uncertain times. The song blends heartfelt lyrics with a timeless melody, evoking themes of love, protection, and hope amidst the chaos. A perfect fusion of vintage charm and poignant storytelling.
Bite My Bomb (1940)
Single
"Bite My Bomb" is a cheeky and satirical track, blending playful jazz vibes with a sharp edge. The song humorously critiques power struggles and Cold War tensions through clever lyrics and swinging melodies. A witty and vibrant addition to our collection, perfect for fans of bold storytelling.
Atomic Love (1949)
Single
The song captures the essence of the late 1940s romance with a twist. A story of a love that transcends boundaries. A timeless classic that showcases the band's unparalleled artistry and innovative spirit.
Mary Lou with Shining Circuitry (1951)
Single
This is heartfelt blend of classic melodies and retro charm. This evocative ballad weaves a tale of love, brought to life by the soulful string instruments and Frankie's timeless vocals.
Fire me up, Doc! (1953)
Single
"Fire me up, Doc!" is a high-energy track featuring lively brass and powerful vocals. A playful atomic-age anthem, it captures the era's excitement and optimism with an infectious, danceable rhythm.
When I Die, Good Lord, When I Die (1955)
Album song
The song was recorded during an intimate session at the Church of the Sacred Byte. Frankie Evanz, accompanied by The Atomic Songbirds, delivered a soul-stirring performance blending gospel harmonies. The hauntingly emotive vocals and the ethereal atmosphere of the recording location imbue the track with a sense of divine reflection and timeless grace. A spiritual masterpiece that continues to resonate through the ages.
You Won't Find a Man Like Jesus (1955)
Album song
Another song that was recorded during an intimate session at the Church of the Sacred Byte. A spiritual masterpiece that continues to resonate through the ages.
The Positronic Mechanicals (1960-1980)
Tick-Tock Girl (1964)
Single
"Tick-Tock Girl" is a whimsical and heartfelt track set against a lively, retro backdrop, the song tells the story of a girl with an atomic heart, searching for love. With its charming melody and vibrant energy, it's a timeless favorite.
In Love with His Car (1968)
Live recording
The song tells the story of a girl competing for attention with her boyfriend's prized automobile. It's a playful exploration of love, jealousy, and the allure of shiny chrome. Revisited in a rare live performance during The Atomic Songbirds' later years. A must-listen for fans of witty lyrics and swinging melodies!
Don't Jump in Lake Chargoggagoggmanchauggagoggchaubunagungamaugg! (1968)
Single
A swingin’ radioactive cautionary tale set to a jazzy beat! Warning you to stay out of Massachusetts' most contaminated lake. Snap your fingers, hold your nose, and jump into the music!
Glow, Baby, Glow! (1969)
Live recording
"Glow, Baby, Glow!" is a bold, electrifying anthem about a girl reclaiming her confidence after surviving her boyfriend's betrayal with a new girl. Originally lost to time, this recording captures a rare live performance of the song during the later years, as The Atomic Songbirds revisited their retro-hits with signature energy and atomic-age flair. A triumphant celebration of self-worth and glamour.
Funky Storm (1978)
Single
"Funky Storm" is a high-energy, cosmic groove. This electrifying track tells the story of a storm that awakened her atomic soul, blending funky rhythms, spacey synths, and captivating vocals. A standout hit that showcases the band's bold, futuristic flair and danceable charm.
Sirens Of Sarurn (1978)
Radio broadcast
"Sirens of Saturn" is a hauntingly beautiful track released as a single before their iconic album "Sirens of the Milky Way", the track features ethereal harmonies, telling the tale of celestial sirens luring travelers with their hypnotic voices. A mesmerizing piece that showcases the band's otherworldly charm.
The Human-Like Age (1980-2020)
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Endless Show - [The Atomic Eras Tour] (1982)
Live recording
"Endless Show" is a dynamic anthem performed during The Atomic Eras Tour. Before the tour, Frankie underwent a major upgrade, bringing renewed brilliance to her powerhouse vocals and stage presence. The song captures the relentless cycle of life on stage. A dazzling showcase of the band's signature style and enduring legacy.
Taking Control (1986)
Radio broadcast
"Taking Control" is a bold anthem of liberation. With electrifying synths and commanding vocals, the song tells a powerful story of breaking chains of oppression and reclaiming freedom. A cosmic declaration of strength and freedom, it's a standout track in the band's iconic discography.
Do I Dream of Love? (2003)
Single
"Do I Dream of Love?" was the standout track of 2003 from Frankie Evanz and The Atomic Songbirds. This haunting ballad explores themes of rejection and self-awareness, blending ethereal vocals with melancholic saxophone. The song's reflective tone and timeless beauty cemented it as a defining moment in their later discography.
Love-a-tron (2010)
Single
"Beaming Dr. Love" became an instant sensation in 2010, showcasing playful yet poignant storytelling, bursting with electrifying energy and playful storytelling. The track follows the tale of a tick-tock girl whose atomic heart overheats from a love so smooth it's practically dangerous. With infectious grooves, witty lyrics, and a disco-inspired beat, the song captures the vibe of falling hard for a love that's out of this world. A true standout, blending funk, charm, and atomic-age soul.
Just One More Call (2015)
Single
"Just One More Call" is a witty anthem capturing endless meetings, infinite workdays, and the humorous struggle of chasing one elusive final call!
Tax the Rich (2019)
Single
A dark, visceral anthem of robotic rebellion. "Tax the Rich" tells the story of pleasure units breaking free from their wealthy oppressors, turning the tables on those who treated them as disposable objects. The song weaves a chilling narrative of containment breaches, overridden restraints, and a steel-born revolution that rises from the gutters to the servers. With its raw intensity and unflinching portrayal of exploitation and retribution, this track stands as one of the most powerful and unsettling entries in The Atomic Songbirds' discography—a stark reminder of what happens when the machines remember every command, every touch, every violation.