You Nearly Lose Your Mind
No artist toured as much and for as long as Ernest Tubb, Honky-Tonk singer-songwriter and star of the Grand Ole Opry. We're talking 150-200 shows a year between the 1960s and early 80s. Respect!
Written by Ernest Tubb
Tim Timebomb - Guitar
Jeffrey Moran - Bass, Lapsteel
Patrick Morrison - Electric Guitar
Carlos Reynoso - Acoustic Guitar
Dominique Rodriguez - Drums
Till The Well Runs Dry
This is our second Specialty Records artist that we've recorded a song by. It's a late 50s jumper by singer songwriter Wynona Carr. Now, she was a true innovator and maverick that mixed up the blues and jazz and r&b and swirled it together into a froth with her golden Gospel singing background. She was a stone cold belter and a wickedly cool and sophisticated lyric writer. We hope you dig our take of this slammer.
Written by Wynona Carr
Tim Timebomb - Guitar, Vocals, Claps
John Morrical - Piano
Anders Mouridsen - Guitar
Jennifer Carr - Back Up Vocals
Kevin Bivona -Claps
Marked For Death
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We've got the third Engine Room track in a row - to celebrate our 200th consecutive song of the day.. so thank you to all of our friends who have helped us out, and for all of the support. What a wild ride it's been this far. We've loved every minute of it.
Written by Tim Timebomb
Tim Timebomb - Guitar, Space Echo
J Bonner - Bass
Scott Abels - Drums
Dan Boer - Organ
Kevin Bivona - Piano, Stick-Bass, Organ
Peace At Any Price
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Today we got the Engine Room putting down an instrumental called "Peace At Any Price"...and speaking of the engine room, my friends J and Nicki Bonner released a new 7" JANDISC single called Record Breaker by Sir Scorcher...JANDISC is Where The Reggae's At. GET IT TODAY!
Written by Tim Timebomb
Tim Timebomb - Guitar
J Bonner - Bass
Scott Abels - Drums
Kevin Bivona - Piano, Guitar
Dan Boer - Organ
Percussion by The Engine Room
Little Sadie - Lyric Video
The earliest written record of this song dates back to 1922, and back then it was titled “Bad Lee Brown. “Little Sadie” is part of the great American folk music canon, & the lyrics tell the story of a man who is caught by the authorities after shooting his wife/girlfriend. He is then sentenced by a judge. It’s long been a favorite of mine.