Classic song covered.

Live from Quencher's Cafe, '00

Our current bassist at the time, Roy Sample, switched from bass to rhythm guitar and Gabe played the bass. Song was written by Roy. Lyrics by Corey Tibbets (vocals).

I wrote this song, in hopes of drawing attention for the need to get better hourly wages for Americas working poor.

Like anyone who happens to look, I see the signs of a failing economy all over the Country. This song is a effort to encourage folks to struggle for a more open and equitable system for the financial benefit of all of us.

This one was recorded in the studio (D.B. Studios Wiscasset, ME) in May of '02 with a different line up. Corey Tibbets: Vocals Tim Yocum: rhythm/lead guitar Mike Giles: rhythm/lead guitar Brian Warren: Bass.

Recorded Live @ The Opera House, Boothbay Harbor, ME Corey Tibbets:Vocals Mike Giles:Guitar Skip Morgan:Bass Brian Papineau:Congas

Just one dollar an hour raise, for every hourly worker in this country. Would completely fix most all of the financial trouble we are now experiencing . As long as the 'powers that be' hold prices at neutral for the next couple years.

My favorite one to play.

Yet another live performance. Written by Mike Giles and Corey Tibbets

Written By Mike Giles

Live from the Opera House BBH, ME

A chant about traveling through life, by not missing the train.

Not our song, lol

This old civil war song, calls to mind the needless slaughter and stark inequity of wars.

Written by Troy Gauthier and Corey Tibbets

Adapted from a traditional piece, for support of 'Safe ground" Sacramento

In the end its all down to you and me.

The hard times of the 99% is all over, and it's time the people who put us all in this mess be called out ,and have their stink be put in the street.