"2" (2006)

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  1. Going in for Gun.  I think the line "BVR is great, but now it's time to have some fun" sums it all up.  Every fighter pilot dreams of using the gun in combat.
  2. I Wish I Had a Gun Just Like the A-10.  Just a bunch of shit talkin'.
  3. I Want to Take Off from a Carrier.  We Received a lot of requests from Navy pilots to write a song about naval aviation.  The problem was we didn't know shit about it.  So we rote about the one thing we did know --  we have no desire to live on a boat.
  4. At Least I'm Not the Snacko.  When life hands you a turd, just think about the title of the song.  There's nothing worse than being the snacko -- It's a lose / lose proposition.
  5. you've Gotta Be in the Guard.  This was the first song we wrote after "Live at the Sand Trap."  We had just been banned from performing at the O' Club.
  6. The Legend of Shaved Dog's Ass. At every squadron naming we've attended, the members have threatened to name at least on guy "Shaved Dog's Ass."  We always joked that whoever got that name would be a legend.  Trip came up with the idea of writing a song about the greatest wingman who ever lived.  There was only one name that came to mind.
  7. S.O.S.  Otherwise known as Squadron Officer School.  The most useless five weeks of your life.  We knew we had to write a song about it, but could never come up with something that captures the essence of that place, i.e. pure Hell.  Then the idea of an 80's metal song hit me.  First of all, yes we love that stuff.  Second, no one did demonic images better than the 80's metal bands.  -- Snooze.
  8. Sammy Small.  If you only know one song at a fighter pilot bar, it is probably this one.  Whenever we play it live, we always like to speed it up just a bit.  I guess we're just living out our Rock N' Rolll fantasies.
  9. Back in the LPA.  Ah, the good ol' days.
  10. Has Anybody Seen My Wingman?   I wrote this one in the show. -- Snooze
  11. 12 Inch Penis.   Like the song says.  100% true.  Sorta.
  12. Heat's Not Ga.  I (Snooze) can honestly say that I never wanted to put "HLTC" on the first album.  Trip talked me into it saying, "Who the Hell is going to listen to this crap anyway."  Two years later, we have received more e-mails asking "What's up wit this Heat guy?" than anything else.
  13. Squiggly Porn.  Admit it.  You know what we're talking about.
  14. The Things I Love.  We added this on the last day of recording.  Just messin' around.

Dos Gringos: 

Chris "Snooze" Kurek -- Lead vocals, Rhythm Guitar
Rob "Trip" Raymon -- Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Backing Vocals, Bass Guitar and Harmonica

Additional Musicians:

M.J. "Cheech" Uride -- Bass Guitar, Backing Vocals
CJ "Blanks" Will and "Cheech" Uribe -- Drunken Choir Boys
Ty Raper -- Drums (GGoing in for Guns, Legend of Shaved Dog's Ass, S.O.S., Sammy Small, Back in the LPA, Heat's Not Gay)
Patrick Best -- Drums (You've Gotta Be in the Guard, I Wish I Had a Gun Just Like the A-10, I Want to Take Off from a Carrier, At Least I'm Not the Snacko, 12 Inch Penis)
Will Curtis -- Bass Guitar (S.O.S.)

Dos Gringos would like to thank the following:
Our family and friends who continue to support us, Lisa Kurek -- for being our unofficial shipping manager; Cheech Uribe, BJ Rambo, Smokin' Joe Kurek, Merge Huber, "Elvis" the miracle bass player -- who all made it possible for us to take our music across the country; Lori MCormick, all the folks at Luke, Tinker, Maxwell and Moody who showed up to listen, the 138th FW Tulsa Vipers, Flash Barker and the rest of the 187th FW, Maria Lamas, Flintstone Liska, The Tinker FAIPs, Stoner Preston and the Strike Fighter Bubbas at Tailhook, all the former Hounds, Ford MacFarlane, Blanks Will, Andrea Pixley, Nerf Pixley, Maria Olmedo, Brad Wethington, Ambrose Lockerman, Allen Grossman, John Kane from the Mellow Mushroom, Bergy Gerghoff, Joker Mastin, Goober Connolly (there is no crack whore song!) and Rooster Kane (I've Got a Thousand Bucks) for promoting our music, and everyone else who has helped to make all this possible.

We would like to especially thank our wives, Lisa and Meg, for supporting our very expensive, time consuming and somewhat embarrassing hobby.  We love you!

Recorded at Allen Digital Studios, Valdosta, GA.

Engineered and mixed by Ambrose Lockerman, Mastered by Billy Stull at Masterpiece Mastering, Wimberley, TX

Cover Photography, Maria Olmedo
Flight Lead: Cheech Uribe
Clown: Brad Wethington
Clown makeup artists: Rachel Platz



All songs written by Dos Gringos, except "Sammy Small"
"Sammy Small" -- Author Unknown, Musical arrangement by Dos Gringos
All songs ©2006 Dos Gringos.  All Rights Reserved.


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