Album Notes

"One of our Astronauts is Missing part one : the Cough Syrup Chronicles", is the ten song debut record from Her Majesty's Buzz. Produced by the bands songwriting team, Greg Roberson (Reigning Sound, Compulsive Gamblers, Lover, Knaughty Knights, Arthur Lee's Love) and Don Main (Late Show, Recordio). The record was recorded and co-produced by Jake Robinson (Johnny Cash, Matthew Sweet, Veruca Salt,James Brown, Ray Charles, Nelly, Snoop Dogg, DMX,The Violent Femmes, George Clinton And The P-Funk Allstars) in Indianapolis and mixed in Memphis by John Hampton (The Raconyeurs, The Replacements, Alex Chilton, Big Star, The Cramps, Marshall Crenshaw, Gin Blossoms, & Tommy Keane).

Greg Roberson's work as a drummer can be heard on the first four studio records by "Reigning Sound", on the double live "Compulsive Gamblers" LP "Live and Deadly", on Jack Oblivian & the Tearjerkers "Flip Side Kid" LP, On the debut record by "Lover !", and on the "Knaughty Knights" EP "Tommy of the River".

Greg Roberson co-wrote "The Stranded Stars" with Hans Rotenberry for "The Shazam" LP "Godspeed the Shazam", and "This Is It" with Mark Akin for "The Subteens" LP "So That's What The Kids Are Calling It". Greg also co-wrote "Tangled and Tempted", featured in the Mark Pellington directed film "Going All The Way".

Greg Roberson is currently drumming in "Snake Eyes" featuring Jim Dickinson, Jeremy Scott, John Paul Kieth, And Adam Woodard.

Don Main was a member of the Late Show, who's LP "Portable Pop" was voted one of the top 25 greatest power pop records of all time by Goldmine Magazine.

Greg Roberson can be seen portraying a disc jockey in the Milos Foreman film "People vs Larry Flynt".