Always Never Not A Good Time (2024)
Seven years after the release of their self-titled album, Eldridge Gravy & The Court Supreme are back with their fifth full-length, ALWAYS NEVER NOT A GOOD TIME. The ten tracks here run the gamut from funk to disco-funk to down-n-dirty funk. There's also a 1 minute long punk song about an uncastrated male horse, though no one is quite sure why. That's not important, however -- the only thing you need to know is that each track of this album will provide you with the raw materials needed to get down.
- Step On Up
- Break In The Road
- Lady Of The Afternoon
- Gabby Dale
- See No Evil
- Stallion
- Doin' It With Yeargers
- What I Wouldn't Give
- Joog Checker's Ball
- Easy Rider
Format: CD $ 12.00
Format: LP $ 25.00
What I Wouldn't Give & Step On Up Digital Single (2022)
What I Wouldn't Give
was written a while ago and has gone through a few iterations over the years. Zelphina has fully inhabited this song and we recorded it deep in the dungeon of the Funk Castle. A song about surprising oneself in the moment by giving in to forbidden desires.
Step On Up
chronicles the travels of the Court Supreme when they were a traveling vaudeville show at the turn of 20th century. Travel back in time with your favorite 12-piece funk cavalcade.
Format: Digital 2-song single. Name your price.
Ridin' Easy Digital Single (2022)
COVID threw us for a loop but we're finally back with some new tracks -- please to enjoy of the funk with us now!
Easy Rider
is like the life of man: "nasty, brutish, and short." Fronted by the inimitable Lady Gravy, this one comes thru dripping with swagger.
Ridin the Rails
is an extended journey thru the train hopping hobo lifestyle of our ancient frontman, Eldridge Wichita Gravy. You'll want to stretch during the first few minutes of the song as we'll be reaching a cruising altitude of approximately 142 beats per minute -- in the words of Devo, "That's Pep!"
Format: Digital 2-song single. Name your price.
Gravy Cassette (2021)
Featuring studio recordings of Will We Ever and Orangeman, and a live version of Funk Castle recorded at Fawcett Hall in Tacoma.
Side A
- Will We Ever
- Orangeman
Side B
- Funk Castle (live)
Format: Cassette $ 5.00
Nice Price CD (2019)
Compilation album that includes all music from both Party Hard and Us Is What Time It Is packed neatly into a single disc. That's 2 CDs worth of music in one double-stuffed bargain.
Party Hard
- Into The Sun
- Bafftub Jim
- Party Hard
- Ballad of The Overachiever
- Grow
- Sticky Fingers
- Exceptional
- Throat Dry
Us Is What Time It Is
- Can't Help It
- Escalator
- Smells Like Danger
- Do What You Do
- Pick You Up
- Get It Got It Good
- Fire Escape (live)
Format: CD $ 10.00
Eldridge Gravy & the Court Supreme (2017)
Substantial, danceable funk. Erin Lynn - Seattle Music Insider
- Hey Big Freak
- Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha
- Get Right
- Truthfully
- Stop Pretending (Part 1)
- Stop Pretending (Part 2)
- Mr. Mister
- It's Been
- Fencewalk
Format: CD $ 12.00
Format: LP (double) $ 45.00
Gravy's In Your Area (2013)
Gravy's In Your Area is another batch of over-the-top, maximalist soul and showboating funk. Dave Segal - The Stranger
- Cuddle Up
- Gravy's In Your Area
- Fire Escape
- Like You Mean It
- Wait A Minute
- Fort Lewis
- Orpheus
- Boogieman
- Testify
CD Format: $ 12.00
Party Hard (2011)
Party Hard flings you back to Sly & the Family Stone and Tower of Power's brand of celebratory, maximal funk and soul maneuvers. There's so much brassy fun and lubricious groove science packed into each cut, you'd have to go out of your way not to dance. Dave Segal - The Stranger
- Into The Sun
- Bafftub Jim
- Party Hard
- Ballad of The Overachiever
- Grow
- Sticky Fingers
- Exceptional
- Throat Dry
LP Format: $ 25.00
Exceptional/Bafftub Jim - 7" Vinyl (2010)
Soulful hit & New Orleans funk from Eldridge Gravy's 2nd albumParty Hard.
Format: 7-inch 45 $ 6.00
Grow/Into The Sun - 7" Vinyl (2010)
Two up-tempo northern soul stompers from Eldridge Gravy's 2nd album Party Hard.
Format: 7-inch 45 $ 6.00
Us Is What Time It Is (2009)
Get Us Is What Time It Is and play it loud. You will no longer need your gym membership. John Fossett - Kitsap Sun