Jerry O'Neill is John The Baptist "Supermarket Graveyard" 1993 Seattle Grunge - Green Gel Records

released on Green Gel Records #25 of Volume 1 of the Northwest Rock Trading Card - the Trading Card says... John The Baptist reeks of sound! It's Syd Barrett meets Grand Funk Railroad! They are heavy, weird and psychedlic! It's like they are ready to explode at any moment. Comprised of former members of Big Satan Inc. and Cat Butt they are: Gerald Weymeth (Jerry O'Neil) - Guitar sounds & Vocal Utterances. Andy Roach - Bass and Low end rumbles. E-Rok (Erik Petersen, also of Plowed) - Drums, Percussion and general disturbances. This is great Seattle psychedelic grunge. I'd loved to have seen John the Baptist and Dead Moon on the same bill. John the Baptist is fronted by Jerry O'Neil, a much accomplished guitar player who worked with Tad, Jack Endino and many other Seattle musicians. His music video for Supermarket Graveyard is up on youtube. In addition to playing guitar with The Purdins and Pertty Mary Sunshine, Jerry also founded Green Gel Records which released Williard's only EP, the Sapiens first single and John the Baptist's first single. "Supermarket Graveyard" is one song of John The Baptists five that were recorded in 1993 at the House of Leisure in Seattle.