| | Give 'Em The Boot Vol. 2 CD
Hellcat's Give Em the Boot 2 collects 21 more songs from the label's reggae, ska, and punk acts, including Hepcat's "Riding the Region," Rancid's cover of Sham 69's "If the Kids Are United," Buccaneer's "Bruk Out," and Buju Banton's "Misty Days." The David Hillyard Rocksteady 7, the Slackers, the Gadjits, and Joe Strummer & the Mescaleros are some of the other eclectic Hellcat artists that appear on this diverse and entertaining budget-priced collection. ~ Heather Phares
21 Trax;Dropkick Murphys,Us Bombs,Rancid,Hepcat,Joe Strumm
Personnel: Ezra , Brody Armstrong, Brad Logan, Lars Frederiksen , Nick 13, Rick Barton, Tim Armstrong (vocals, guitar); Jeremy Mushlin, Kincaid Smith (vocals, trumpet); Glen Pine (vocals, trombone); Victor Ruggiero (vocals, piano, organ, percussion); Deston Berry (vocals, keyboards); Skwert, Matt Kelly (vocals, drums); Alex Desert, Ben, Shayne, Kam-I-La, Marq Lyn, Greg Lee, Popeye, Kenneth Casey, Mad Lion, Stephen Jackson, Jen Johnson, Al Barr, Buccaneer, Buju Banton (vocals); Zack "Pig Pen" Phillips (bass voice); Jonny Two Bags, Kerry Martinez (guitar, background vocals); Erica Daking, T.J. Scanlon, Lino Trujillo, Tom Goodin, Aaron Owens, Rob, Stza, Brandon Phillips, Dave Hahn (guitar); Alan Makranczy (melodica, saxophone, background vocals); David Hillyard, Efren Santana (saxophone); Toby Hansen (trumpet, background vocals); Roy Campbell (trumpet); Jeremy Roberts (trombone, background vocals); Clark Gayton (trombone); Hillary Blobaum (keyboards, background vocals); Biggest Boy (bass guitar); Luis Zluaga (drums, percussion); Chip Hanna (drums, background vocals); Adam Carson, Rob Steward, Awol, John Guerra, Chris , Eddie "Headdie" Ocampo, Mat Young, Scott Abels, Adam Phillips, Brett Reed (drums); Number Six (tambourine); Larry McDonald (percussion); Wade Walston (background vocals).
Photographer: Jesse Fischer .
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