Bone to Pick

Bone to Pick

Infobox Album
Name = Bone to Pick
Type = studio
Artist = The Gone Jackals


Released = 1995
Recorded =
Genre = Rock
Length = 43:58
Label = Blue/Black Records
Producer = Keith Karloff
Reviews =
Last album = Out and About with the Gone Jackals
(1990)
This album = Bone to Pick
(1995)
Next album = Blue Pyramid
(1998)

Bone to Pick from 1995 is the second album of the hard rock group The Gone Jackals. The songs are otherwise traditional hard rock/heavy metal numbers but played with a type of classic Rock and Roll tint. The songs "Get Outta Town", "Legacy", "Let 'er Rip", "Drop the Hammer", "Born Bad", "Trapped", "Love Comes Crawling" and "Not Buried Deep Enough" were featured on the soundtrack of the LucasArts adventure game "Full Throttle" which helped expose the band to at least a small number of people who would otherwise have not heard them. The album was produced by Keith Karloff, who also provided the lead vocals.

Track listing

# "Get Outta Town" – 3:44
# "Legacy" – 4:03
# "Let 'er Rip" – 5:23
# "Drop the Hammer" – 3:40
# "Born Bad" – 3:25
# "You Don't Know a Thing About Me" – 4:05
# "Black is White" – 3:23
# "Trapped" – 5:13
# "We Want our Brothers Back" – 4:15
# "Love Comes Crawling" – 2:58
# "Not Buried Deep Enough" – 3:49

All songs were written by Keith Karloff, except for "Drop the Hammer" which were written by Karloff, Austin and Maynard.

Crew

* Keith Karloff - vocals & guitar
* Judd Austin - guitars & vocals
* R.D. Maynard - fender bass
* Trey Sabatelli - drums

Additional musicians
* Brian Sutter - drums
* Jimmy "Capt." Cooke - vocals
* Warren America - bass
* Julia Altstatt - vocals


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