Up to No Good
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The original version of "Up To No Good" is on Rancid's 'Let The Dominoes Fall' album...We are proud to have Ryan Foltz's dogs making a guest appearance on this version!
Tim Timebomb -Vocals, Guitar
Ryan Foltz - Mandolin, Melodica, Background Vocals
Matt Freeman - Bass, Background Vocals
Lars Frederiksen-Guitar
Branden Steineckert-Drums, Background Vocals
Ben Lythberg -Percussion
Zeke-Barking
Sheena-Barking
Thanks A Lot
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Eddie Miller is a character. Before he was a co writer on this song, he was a railroad train engineer. AND, Eddie also wrote a country music opera- "The Legend Of Johnny Brown". Crisp Texas' native son, and country pioneer Ernest Tubb , did a great version of this....
Written by Eddie Miller and Don Sessions
TIm Armstrong-Vocals, Guitar
Jim Doyle-Drums
Brett Simons- Bass
Hunter Perrin- Guitar
John Morrical- Piano
Doug Livingston- Pedal Steel
Craig Eastman- Fiddle
Different
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The song is now titled "Different", but for a few months Ximena and I simply called it, the "whistle song", on the account that it opens with her whistling. When I heard that she could do that, and carry a melody, I was like holy crap, we gotta get that whistling into a song as soon as possible. Ximena Sarinana is an extremely talented singer, and performer from Mexico. We co wrote this song "Different", for her 2011 album. I'm looking forward to writing more music with her someday soon.
Tim Timebomb-Vocals, Guitar, Percussion
Kevin Bivona-Guitar, Bass, B3, Percussion
John Morrical-Piano
Jordis Unga-Background Vocals, Whistle
Aimee Interrupter-Background Vocals
Mark Bush-Trumpet
Ruben Duranz-Trombone
Robby Spengler-Tenor Sax
Bridge of Gold
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The Bridge Of Gold is not for the old, it's for the young at heart- to get a new start.
One side is the past, the other side the future. 1930's, Great Depression..a man named Strauss engineered that Golden Gate, across a treacherous channel, where no one had succeeded before. People moved west, to follow a dream. I wrote this song with my best friend Matt Freeman. The original version came out on the 'Devils Brigade' album.
Tim Timebomb-Vocals, Guitar
Matt Freeman-Bass, Mandolin, Background Vocals
Branden Steineckert-Drums
Harry Bridges
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This song originally came out on Rancid's 1994 album 'Let's Go'.
Tim Timebomb -Vocals, Guitar
Ryan Foltz - Mandolin, Background Vocals
Matt Freeman - Bass, Background Vocals
Lars Frederiksen-Guitar
Branden Steineckert-Drums, Background Vocals
Ben Lythberg -Percussion