Big D And The Kids Table Lyrics
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From the Album
1. Myself
2. 5 Kids Down
3. G.L.D.
4. Are You Just Scared?
5. Fatman
6. She Wont Ever Figure It Out
7. Take Another Look
8. Find Out
9. Cant Be Caught
10. Id Rather
11. Apology
12. Dirt Lip
13. Learning To Listen
14. 51 Gardner
15. Good Luck
Other Songs
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A Kiss A Week
A Wicked Hardcore Christmas
Been Wishing On
Bender
Best Of Them All
Brains-A-Bomb
Breaking The Bottle
Check List
Chicago
Chin-Up Boy!
Clothes Off
Conserve
Cutshow
Deadpan
Describing The Sky
Doped Up Dollies On A One Way Ticket To Blood
Down Around Here
Draw the Line
Evil Girl Angry Girl
Faded
Flashlight
Fluent In Stroll
Fly Away
Girls Against Drunk Bitches
Giving it Up
{Good-Luck}
Halfway Home
Hell On Earth
Hey
If We Want To
III
In Front of Me
Jeremy
Known To Be Blue
LA.X
Little Bitch
Modern American Gypsy
Moment Without An End
My Buddys Back
My Girlfriends On Drugs
My Thoughts Take Me Away
New England
New Nail Bed
NNH
Noise Complaint
Not F*ckin Around
One Day
President
Quiet Room
Raw Revolution
Relocate The Beat
Rotten
Ruin You
Safe Haven
Scenester
She Knows Her Way
Shes Lovely
Shining On
Snakebite
Souped-Up Vinyl
Steady Riot
Stop Look and Listen
Strictly Rude
Stupid Mind
The Difference
The One
Those Kids Suck
Tommy
Try Out Your Voice
Voice Alone
Wailing Paddle
Walls
(We All Have To) Burn Something
We Can Live Anywhere!
What?
What The Hell Are You Going To Do?
Where Did All The Women Go?
You Lost Youre Crazy
Youre Me Now
Big D and the Kids Table is a ska punk band formed in October 1995 in Boston, Massachusetts, when its members converged in college. Their first release was on their own Fork in Hand Records label, but have since teamed with Springman Records and SideOneDummy.
The band has been noted for its strict DIY work ethic, such as engineering, producing, and releasing their own albums and videos and self-promotion of their own shows.
The band released Good Luck in 1999 on Asian Man Records and quickly gained a large underground audience. The album featured a 10 piece band, including six horn players. The album is characterized and widely liked due to its catchy horn melodies, along with its fun and energetic nature. In 2000 the band recorded a gangsta rap album, Porch Life, and distributed it unofficially via cassette tape. In 2003 the album was officially released on CD through Fork in Hand. They have also recorded splits with Melt-Banana, Brain Failure, and Drexel. In 2002, they released The Gipsy Hill LP, a collection of some of their thrash material, as well as their covers of "Wailing Paddle" by the Rudiments and "New England" by Jonathan Richman. This album featured what is considered to be the "classic" Big D lineup, which featured long-time members such as Sean P. Rogan, David McWane, Steve Foote, Chris Bush, Paul Cuttler and Dan Stoppelman. This lineup was also featured on How it Goes, which was released in 2004, as well as Strictly Rude in 2007 and Fluent in Stroll in 2009. In 2005, long-time saxophonist Chris Bush left the band to move to Denver, Colorado (and eventually to Hawaii) and was replaced by Ryan O'Connor, who has remained in the band since. O'Connor's first appearance on a Big D record was for their 2007 release Strictly Rude.
Big D and the Kids Table played 200 shows a year around this time on average, in support of bands including the Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Dropkick Murphys, Rancid, and Alexisonfire, and have become regular performers on the Warped Tour. The band has also performed in the Summer of Ska Tour 2012 and the Ska Is Dead tour.
In the fall and winter of 2007 the band embarked on their first-ever large scale headlining tour, The Steady Riot Tour, named after the 2007 release.
Members:
The band has been noted for its strict DIY work ethic, such as engineering, producing, and releasing their own albums and videos and self-promotion of their own shows.
The band released Good Luck in 1999 on Asian Man Records and quickly gained a large underground audience. The album featured a 10 piece band, including six horn players. The album is characterized and widely liked due to its catchy horn melodies, along with its fun and energetic nature. In 2000 the band recorded a gangsta rap album, Porch Life, and distributed it unofficially via cassette tape. In 2003 the album was officially released on CD through Fork in Hand. They have also recorded splits with Melt-Banana, Brain Failure, and Drexel. In 2002, they released The Gipsy Hill LP, a collection of some of their thrash material, as well as their covers of "Wailing Paddle" by the Rudiments and "New England" by Jonathan Richman. This album featured what is considered to be the "classic" Big D lineup, which featured long-time members such as Sean P. Rogan, David McWane, Steve Foote, Chris Bush, Paul Cuttler and Dan Stoppelman. This lineup was also featured on How it Goes, which was released in 2004, as well as Strictly Rude in 2007 and Fluent in Stroll in 2009. In 2005, long-time saxophonist Chris Bush left the band to move to Denver, Colorado (and eventually to Hawaii) and was replaced by Ryan O'Connor, who has remained in the band since. O'Connor's first appearance on a Big D record was for their 2007 release Strictly Rude.
Big D and the Kids Table played 200 shows a year around this time on average, in support of bands including the Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Dropkick Murphys, Rancid, and Alexisonfire, and have become regular performers on the Warped Tour. The band has also performed in the Summer of Ska Tour 2012 and the Ska Is Dead tour.
In the fall and winter of 2007 the band embarked on their first-ever large scale headlining tour, The Steady Riot Tour, named after the 2007 release.
David McWane - vocals, melodica, guitar (1995-present)
Ryan O'Connor - tenor saxophone (2005-present)
Jonathan Degen - tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone (2015-present)
Alex Stern - guitar (2013-present), organ (2011-2012)
Ben Basile - bass (2013-present)
Logan La Barbera - trombone (2013-present)
Paul Cuttler - trombone (2000-present)
Alex Brander - drums (2017-present)
Casey Gruttadauria - keyboards (2014-present)
Sirae Richardson - backing vocals (2009-present)
Brianne McWane - backing vocals (2010-present)
Erin MacKenzie - backing vocals (2010-present)
Former members:
Dan Stoppelman - trumpet (1995-2010)
Chris Bush - tenor saxophone (1995-2005)
Gabe Feenberg - trombone (1995-2000)
Marc 'The Skipper' Flynn - vocals, trumpet, valve trombone (1995-2001)
Steve Foote - bass, ukulele (1995-2013)
Max MacVeety - drums (1995-2000, six shows in February 2009)
Sean P. Rogan - guitar, keys (1995-2009)
Chris Sallen - tenor saxophone (1995-2000)
Aaron Sinclair - guitar (1995-1998)
Jon Lammi - guitar (1998-2000)
Jason Gilbert - drums (2001-2004)
Jon Reilly - drums (2004-2009)
Brian Klemm - guitar (2009-2010)
Hayley Jane - backing vocals (2009-2011)
Nick Pantazi - guitar (2010-2013)
Chris Lucca - trumpet (2010-2013)
Billy Kottage - trombone (2013)
Derek Davis - drums (2009-2017)
David Lagueux - drums[when?]
From: Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Genre(s): Ska punk, reggae, dub
Active From: 1995-present