Sue Garner and Rick Brown
After the breakup of Run On, Garner and Brown continued playing together, notably with Brown's presence on Garner's solo albums for Thrill Jockey. They first used the name Two Mule Team for an improvised duo performance at the Knitting factory in NYC. Their album together, Still, while it is credited to "Sue Garner and Rick Brown", is the quintessential Two Mule Team release. The duo continue to use the name for their work together.
After the breakup of Run On, Garner and Brown continued playing together, notably with Brown's presence on Garner's solo albums for Thrill Jockey. They first used the name Two Mule Team for an improvised duo performance at the Knitting factory in NYC. Their album together, Still, while it is credited to "Sue Garner and Rick Brown", is the quintessential Two Mule Team release. The duo continue to use the name for their work together.
