Dean Sabatino

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Dean Sabatino
Sabatino (right) and Dead Milkmen band mates in 2010
Background information
Birth name	Dean Sabatino
Also known as	Dean Clean, Mallory
Instruments	drums, keyboards, vocals
Years active	1982-present
Associated acts	Narthex, The Dead Milkmen, Baby Flamehead, Butterfly Joe, Big Mess Orchestra
Website	www.deansabatino.com

Dean Sabatino is an American musician, best known as "Dean Clean", the drummer of the satirical punk rock group The Dead Milkmen. Sabatino lives with his family in Media, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Philadelphia.

Career

After playing with groups in high school, Sabatino formed Narthex, a two-piece new wave band, in 1980. The band failed to release a proper album before its split three years later, but a 1982 recording session was eventually remixed and released as the Twin Cities album in 2006.

Sabatino joined the Dead Milkmen as the only member with previous experience playing in rock bands. The group went on to enjoy college radio and modest MTV-based success through eight studio albums and substantial touring before disbanding in 1995. In the late 1980s, he also played with the rock group Baby Flamehead, who released one self-titled album.

In 1995, Sabatino's drumsticks were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as part of a 1300 + collection of signed drumsticks.^[1]

Sabatino and Dead Milkmen band mate Joe Genaro formed the band Butterfly Joe in 1996, who released a self-titled album on Razler Records before disbanding in 2001. He also played drums with the vaudeville group The Big Mess Orchestra, with whom he remains sporadically associated.

After two reunion shows in 2004, the Dead Milkmen reformed in 2008 (with Dan Stevens replacing the deceased Dave Schulthise on bass guitar). They are presently performing concerts and working on new material. Sabatino has maintained the band's official website since its inception. Baby Flamehead also reunited in 2010.

References

↑ The Official Dead Milkmen Website » Dean Clean’s Drumsticks in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

External links

Official Dead Milkmen website
The Dead Milkmen. MTV.com. Retrieved on 2008-05-22.

v t e The Dead Milkmen

Rodney Linderman Joe Genaro Dean Sabatino Dan Stevens Dave Schulthise

Studio albums	Big Lizard in My Backyard Eat Your Paisley! Bucky Fellini Beelzebubba Metaphysical Graffiti Soul Rotation Not Richard, But Dick Stoney's Extra Stout (Pig) The King in Yellow

Compilations and live albums	Now We Are 10 Chaos Rules – Live at the Trocadero Death Rides a Pale Cow Now We Are 20

Related articles	Burn Witch Burn The Low Budgets

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Name	Sabatino, Dean
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