====== Sunny Day Roses ======

Alternative Rock\\
El Segundo, California, USA

Sunny Day Roses originally featured vocalist Suki Chaney, lead guitarist Lewis Richey, [[Farewell to Juliet]] guitarist Jeff Elbel, bassist Dave Pinkston, and drummer Jonathan Edwards. Formed in Los Angeles circa 1993, the group issued their debut album //bLOOMsHINe!// in 1996; Chaney left Sunny Day Roses soon after to focus on starting a family, and was replaced by singer Janet Lund.

Jeff Elbel is also a member of [[Jeff Elbel + PING]]. 

===== Discography =====

| 1995 | [[https://christiantapeunderground.wordpress.com/2026/10/06/sunny-day-roses-bloomshine-ep/|bLOOMsHINe! EP]] | [[Marathon Records]] |
| 1996 | bLOOMsHINe! | [[Marathon Records]] |

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==== bLOOMsHINe! EP ====

1995 [[Marathon Records]] (MARA-0801-C)

Suki Chaney - Vocals\\
Jeff Elbel - Guitar, vocals
Lewis Richey - Guitar\\
Steve Oberg - Bass\\
Jonathan Edwards - Drums

Chris Scott ([[Precious Death]]) - Vocals on "Dig"

  - Skin
  - Rope
  - Me
  - Rest
  - Blue
  - Bean (long version)
  - Dig
  - Bloom

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==== bLOOMsHINe! ====

1996 [[Marathon Records]] (MARA-0802-D)

Suki Chaney - Vocals\\
Jeff Elbel - Guitar, vocals
Lewis Richey - Guitar\\
Steve Oberg - Bass\\
Jonathan Edwards - Drums

Chris Scott ([[Precious Death]]) - Vocals on "Dig"\\
Chris Edwards - Bass "Lullaby"\\
Andrew Carter ([[Aunt Bettys]]) - Additional guitar on "Cross" and "Call"\\

  - Want (5:21)
  - Cross (3:35)
  - Raining (0:38)
  - Skin (4:56)
  - Rope (3:41)
  - Redeye (0:26)
  - Bloom (4:12)
  - Pegleg (0:12)
  - Blue (3:07)
  - Lullaby (0:26)
  - Rest (5:35)
  - Dialogue (0:44)
  - Call (4:08)
  - Drungo (0:48)
  - Dig (4:16)
  - Su (Sukiyaki) (0:38)
  - Bean (7:28)
  - Lo (Lo Que Salgo) (2:21)
  - Hedge (0:13)
  - Me (4:50)
  - Shine (0:55)
  - Pop (11:31)
  - Untitled (0:04)

{{tag>alternative_rock california united_states 1995 1996}}