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Playing private parties and company & college gigs doing covers for 3 years. Beatles, Byrds, Pink Floyd, Tom Petty, Rolling Stones, Grateful Dead, Phish, etc... In October of 2001, after our last live performance, the band reached the "crossroads." So, we had a decision to make, to go on playing for fun or really trying to do our own thing. So December 1st, 2001 Dave and Doug started writing, and by February 15th, 2002 we had 15 songs ready to record. 105 hours of studio time later, we sent our first album to be manufactured at Discmakers. By June 1st, we were on the shelf with "Everybody's Got One" and believe us we "Sure wish you had one!"Thanks, Bone Daddy
Recorded at American Audio, Caldwell, Indiana in March 2002.
Bone Daddy: Dave Mudd (vocals, grand piano, keyboards, organ, synthesizer); Doug Lampman (guitar, dobro, strings, background vocals); Tom "Tommmy Gun" Koltes (guitar, background vocals); Kong Bob (bass); Jason Lampman (drums, percussion, background vocals).
Everybody's Got One Music | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs | | Label | Porcupine Productions | | Orig Year | 2002 | | All Time Sales Rank |  494472  | | CD Universe Part number | 7147359 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Jun 07, 2002 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Recording Time | 59 minutes | | Personnel | Dave Mudd - vocals, grand piano, keyboards, organ, synthesizer
Doug Lampman - guitar, dobro, strings, background vocals
Jason Lampman - drums, percussion, background vocals
Kong Bob - bass
Tom "Tommmy Gun" Koltes - guitar, background vocals
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Bone Daddy Everybody's Got One Songs | 1. | Fine |
| 2. | Cycle of Change |
| 3. | Incredible Dream |
| 4. | Everyday |
| 5. | Rebound |
| 6. | Don't You Remember? |
| 7. | Everybody's Got One |
| 8. | Restless Heart |
| 9. | Lie's |
| 10. | Everlasting |
| 11. | Only a Moment |
| 12. | My Place |
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