Good Times Bad Times by Bonerama from Bonerama Plays Zeppelin

Enjoy "Good Times Bad Times" off the new album from Bonerama, Bonerama Plays Zeppelin featuring Michael Mullins on vocals. Available from Basin Street Records now!
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“Bonerama is viewed by some as one of the most genuine, unique and interesting bands to come from the Crescent City, incorporating brass, funk, soul, rock, blues and alternative into their one-of-a-kind sound. Three trombones, plus sousaphone, guitar and drums all deliver powerful sounds that you have to hear to believe.” - Relix Magazine
Included in “New Orleans Jazz Fest 2018: The 7 Best Things We Saw” - Rolling Stone
Anybody who’s been to a Bonerama live show is no stranger to the band laying down some funked-up, brassy renditions of classic rock songs. Fans of those moments are in for a treat, because the band is gifting the world an album of nothing but Led Zeppelin covers. Bonerama Plays Zeppelin is exactly what you think it is, a collection of your favorite songs from the greatest rock band of all time covered by the greatest trombone band of all time. If you have any doubt that a Trombone-centric band can really rock, pick a tune at random from this release, and be defied. Whether it be the lava-hot vocals on “Black Dog”, the distorted wah-wah trombone replacing the traditional guitar on “In My Time of Dying”, or even a surreal lightning-fast sousaphone solo on the funkified version of “Heartbreaker,” Bonerama proves they can rock with the best of them.
Known the world over for its incendiary live performances, Bonerama has been bringing its specialized brand of New Orleans music to the masses for over 20 years. Bonerama is currently comprised of Mark Mullins (trombone, electric trombone and lead vocals), Craig Klein (trombone and lead vocals), Greg Hicks (trombone and vocals), Bert Cotton (guitar), Matt Perrine (sousaphone and electric bass) and Walt Lundy (drums and vocals).
The album comes to you from New Orleans stalwart label, Basin Street Records, the second on the label following 2017’s Hot Like Fire. It was produced by Mark Mullins, Craig Klein and Tracey Freeman, recorded at Music Shed Recording Studios in New Orleans, and features outstanding original artwork re-imagining the classic Zeppelin symbology by Molly Reeves.

[@rnethercutt]

Thanks guys. Also just enjoyed the Music Factory gig. Interesting to watching this on my computer while viewing as Barry approaches the LA coast. Looks like it is moving a little
more to the west. Sure bet the Tabasco factory on Avery Island gets wet.
Best to you from the Philippines. Ron (Nethercutt) Was at SLU last April for Bill Evans jazz fest; will return thi

[@rnethercutt]

Was in Hammond and conducted Alumni Jazz Band in April; back in October. Keep those slides moving... !!

[@markmullins965]

Hey Ron! It’s Mark Mullins from Bonerama, thanks for the comment, i still remember the day you came to my high school in mid 80’s to do a workshop with the concert band. (Grace King / Carl Hellmers) Much appreciated. hope you are doing well over there.

[@bigpoppa5732]

Happy New Years, guys!! Matt, there's a bunch of Sacramaniacs that remember and still Love you 🤗👏👍✌️✌️