TRACKS1 Stupid Boy 3:28
2 Sonic Boom 2:11
3 Wear Your Crown 2:44
4 Don't Look at Me 3:55
5 Time Heals 3:21
6 Gonna Change 2:55
7 No One's Home 3:22
8 Color of Her Eyes 3:32
9 Goodbye Marie 3:00
10 One Voice 7:26
PLAY TRACK 4
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CREDITS
Randy Broughten Dobro, Guitar, Pedal Steel, Guitar (Steel)
Ken Callahan Percussion
Nick Ciola Bass
Billy Dankert Accordion, Drums, Vocals
J. Keyser Mandolin
Lianne Smith Vocals (bckgr)
Martin Zellar Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals
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CREDITS
Randy Broughten Dobro, Guitar, Pedal Steel, Guitar (Steel)
Ken Callahan Percussion
Nick Ciola Bass
Billy Dankert Accordion, Drums, Vocals
J. Keyser Mandolin
Lianne Smith Vocals (bckgr)
Martin Zellar Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals
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REVIEW
by Alex Henderson
The Gear Daddies lived up to the promise they showed on Let's Go Scare Al with the sometimes poignant and often humorous Billy's Live Bait. Though their sound was slightly harder and they were more inclined to rock out, they still thrived on a melodic, jangly guitar approach that was deeply indebted to the Byrds' folk-rock as well as to country. Those who enjoyed Al found that on world-weary offerings like "Wear Your Crown," "Stupid Boy," and "Goodbye Marie," the Daddies hadn't lost their impressive songwriting skills. They clearly learned their country lessons well — their outlook isn't terribly sunny or optimistic, but like so many country artists, they manage to smile and laugh despite all of life's disappointments. Regrettably, neither Al nor Billy's Live Bait received the type of recognition they deserved.
by Alex Henderson
The Gear Daddies lived up to the promise they showed on Let's Go Scare Al with the sometimes poignant and often humorous Billy's Live Bait. Though their sound was slightly harder and they were more inclined to rock out, they still thrived on a melodic, jangly guitar approach that was deeply indebted to the Byrds' folk-rock as well as to country. Those who enjoyed Al found that on world-weary offerings like "Wear Your Crown," "Stupid Boy," and "Goodbye Marie," the Daddies hadn't lost their impressive songwriting skills. They clearly learned their country lessons well — their outlook isn't terribly sunny or optimistic, but like so many country artists, they manage to smile and laugh despite all of life's disappointments. Regrettably, neither Al nor Billy's Live Bait received the type of recognition they deserved.
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