The Afrika Korps (1977)
Many assorted musicians from The Look, Slickee Boys, Gizmos and Teenage Boys, etc.
Albums
Music To Kill By (Gulcher) 1977
reissued on CD (Gulcher 405) 2001
HW contributes bass and vocals to Till The End Of The Day, Breaking Out, Iggy (recently re-issued on Gulcher Records)

Slickee Boys (1976 – 1978)
Kim Kane: guitar, vocals
Marshall Keith: lead guitar, vocals
Dan Palenski: drums
Martha Hull: lead vocals
Howard Wuelfing: bass, vocals
(this group went on for many, many years with a different lead singer and bass player and became E. Coast cult favorites)
EP’s
Mersey Mersey Me (Limp) 1976
Albums
Separated Vegetables (Dacoit 1001) 1977
(appears on Control)
Here To Stay (Line 5170) 1982
(contains the 5 tracks from Mersey Mersey Me)
Somewhat Of An Anthology (Dacoit 120101, CD) 2001 (contains 2 songs from MMM)

Nurses (1978 – 1981)
Marc Halpern: guitar
Howard Wuelfing: vocals, bass
Harry Raab: drums
Also
Sherry Deatrick: keyboards, vocals
Cathy Hutzell: drums
Ricky Briefs: drums
Singles
Heart c/w Cardiac Arrest
(Round Raoul Records 005) 1979
Love You Again c/w I Will Follow You
(Teen-a-Toons Records) 1980
Running Around c/w Tina’s Smile
(Limp Records 011) 1981
D.Y.F. c/w Bad Mood (Dacoit Records 008) 1981
Nurses Extant – 5 single box set of all the above + Reind Dears single
Albums
Disconcerted
(Teen-A-Toons 4, cassette only) 1982 (live album containing two live concerts)
Studious Behavior
(Teen-A-Toons 5/Limp 1008C, cassette only) 1982 (previously unreleased studio recordings)
Destroy Your Friends
(Hyped2Death #102, CD) 2002 (compilation of both cassette-only releases - perhaps in print and perhaps not
Appearances on compilations
I Can Explain – on :30 Seconds Over D.C.
(Limp 1001) 1979
Something To See & Viola D’Amour – on The Best Of Limp (Limp 1004) 1980 [now set for re-issue via Henry Rollins and DisChord in '04]
Running Around & Tina’s Smile – on Connected
(Limp 1005)
Rubberheads – on Sub Pop magazine No. 5 cassette

The Reind Deers (1978)
Howard Wuelfing: vocals, bass
Danny Frankel: drums
Tommy Kane: guitar
Martha Hull: vocals
Amy Tract: vocals
Marc Halpern: lead guitar and sleigh bells
(members of the Shirkers, Pin-Ups, Urban Verbs and Nurses doing a one off)
Singles
Xmas (Is Going To Bring Me…) c/w White Christmas (Limp) 1978

Half Japanese (1983 – 1985)
Jad Fair: vocals, guitar
David Fair: vocals, guitar
Mark Jickling: guitar vocals
John Dreyfuss: sax
Rich Labrie: drums
Howard Wuelfing: bass
EP’s
Horrible (Press 2005) 1982
Albums
Sing No Evil (Drag City, CD) 1984, reissued 2001
Greatest Hits (Time Bomb 12, CD) 1993
We Are They Who Ache With Amorous Love (Psycho Acoustic, CD) 1990
Greatest Hits (Safe House, 2 CD set) 1995
(Jad Fair continues to lead this group to the present day)

Love Pushers (1984 - 1986)
Jim Testa: guitar vocals
Jim DeRogatis: drums
Mick London: lead guitar, vocals
Howard Wuelfing, lead vocals, bass
Appearances on compilations:
Radio Girl - on Hanging Out At Midnight (Midnight 127) 1986
(somewhat notable for featuring 3 active rock critics: DeRogatis – R Stone, Chicago Sun Times, several books, Jim Testa – has published Jersey Beat for 20 years and continues to freelance, HW writing for Spin, Creem, Forced Exposure during this period)

Various collaborations with the Windbreakers
Howard & Tim’s Paid Vacation
Tim Lee: vocals, guitars
Howard Wuelfing: vocals, bass
EP’s
I Never Met A Girl I Didn’t Like (Midnight 117) 1985
Bobby Sutliff
HW contributes bass and backing vocals to Sutliff’s Only Ghosts Remain album (PVC 8957) 1987
Windbreakers
covered HW’s Love Pushers song, Things We Never Say, as the B side of I’ll Be Back single (DB 82) 1986
(Windbreakers comprise guitarist/vocalists Tim Lee and Bobby Sutliff, Nurses fans who sought out HW for beer and skittles)

Howard & Jag’s X-Mas Vacation
Greg Strzempka: guitars, drums, vocals
Howard Wuelfing: vocals, bass, guitar
Appearances on compilations
Wreck These Halls – on Oh! No! Not Another…Midnight Christmas Mess Again!! (Midnight 135) 1986
(a one-off with leader of Raging Slab, an old friend from DC)



[news brief]

Howard has been writing about music since the 70's, starting with his high school newspaper "Petrock," then his college paper the Rutger's "Targum" and thereafter for Zoo World, The Village Voice, Creem, Washington Post, Spin, Forced Exposure, Jersey Beat and Your Flesh. 

His current written output appears via the online incarnation of Your Flesh and can be found here. Check it out.