Travis Shredd and the Good Ol' Homeboys

Travis Shredd and the Good Ol' Homeboys
Origin	Seattle
Genres	country, metal, rap
Years active	1993–present
Labels	Blue Cliff Records
Website	http://travisshredd.com
Members
Travis Shredd Tea-Böy Merfdog MC Stevie-Bob Lethal B-Naz Tommy Hollywood
Past members
Richard Gibson Mike Feruson Patsy Montana Shredd Connie Belle Corrick

Travis Shredd and the Good Ol' Homeboys is an American band that was started by Eric Wilson, a.k.a. Travis Shredd. The band combines the sounds of country, metal and rap, usually within the same song.

Travis Shredd and the Good Ol' Homeboys have been featured on the Dr. Demento radio show and have been included on Dr. Demento's CD releases. They were the only band ever to have simultaneous rotation on Seattle's top country station (KYCW 'Young Country'), top rock station (KISW) and top R&B station 93.3(KUBE). Their music has also been heard on numerous radio and TV stations around the world which include Nu Country, 94.9 FM, Melbourne, Australia; KSER, 90.7, Lynnwood, WA; KDGS, 93.9, Wichita, KS; KLOW, 105.1, Caruthersville, MO; WTUE, 104.7, Dayton, Ohio; WEGR, 103, Memphis, TN; WMIL, 106, Milwaukee, WI; Y99, Fredericksburg, VA; WFKR, Kalamazoo, MI; WLGH, Versailles, KY; WWST, 91.3, Knoxville, TN. They have been featured guests on TV shows including Chicago's "The Otherside," with host Ken Mottet and Seattle's "Spud Goodman Show."

Today the band is somewhat disbanded but definitely not gone. Travis Shredd lives in Las Vegas and still gets his band together now and then. They played at "Slamstock" in Las Vegas with a great intro by Penn Jillette of Penn & Teller fame. And they did a special 2 nights at Sapphire, the world's largest strip club. Travis has performed solo acoustic versions of his songs in Las Vegas at Mandalay Bay's House of Blues and on a podcast by Internet radio personality "Crazy Jay." He is presently in negotiations for making The Good Ol' Homeboys into a Las Vegas show.

Discography

Title	Track List	Personnel	Notes
Headbanger's Squaredance (1993, Blue Cliff Records)	1. So What (4:17) 2. Saddle Up Da Hawgs (3:52) 3. That's M' Name (4:00) 4. Bang Bang Bang (4:07) 5. Diver Dan (4:08) 6. Here Come Da Train (3:05) 7. Down Wit Da Boys (4:18) 8. Will Ya Still Look Purty (4:45) 9. Corina's Cadillac (3:36) 10. Headbanger's Squaredance (4:00) 11. Rumble Tumble and Twist (3:25) 12. Concussion (3:23)	Travis Shredd: guitar, vocals, banjo, keyboards, drum machine Richard Gibson: bass, vocals Mike Ferguson: drums Tom Phelps: pedal steel guitar Patsy Montana Shredd: vocals, big hair Connie Belle Corrick: vocals Mike Jackson: live keyboards Vinnie Fallon: live guitar
668: The Neighbor Of The Beast (Mar. 1997, Blue Cliff Records)	1. My Ex's Lawyer Is the AntiChrist 2. 668: The Neighbor of the Beast 3. DIE (In a Flaming Car Crash) 4. Fire in Her Eyes (Hail Satan) 5. Whoa Tequila 6. Quit Yo' Whinin' 7. Rooster in the Henhouse 8. Thunderin' Bass 9. Oklahomey 10. Saddle Tramp 11. I'm Like a Kenworth 12. Goin' South (In a Northbound Lane)	Travis Shredd Tea-Böy: guitar Merfdog: keyboards MC Stevie-Bob Lethal: drums B-Naz: bass Tommy Hollywood (Tom Phelps): pedal steel guitar	The CD release party was held in downtown Seattle had special guests "Weird Al" Yankovic and his drummer, Bermuda Schwartz in attendance.
Nashville Drive-By (Haiku Edition) (Nov. 1999, Blue Cliff Records)	1. Nashville Drive-by 2. Smoove Flava 3. The Merfdog Haiku 4. Jiggy Crack Head (And I Don't Care) 5. (If You Was) Half the Man (Yo' Mamma Says I Am) 6. The B-Naz Haiku 7. Cousin Clem Takes Heroin 8. Ear Bleedin' Waltz 9. The MC Stevie-Bob Lethal Haiku 10. Tattletale 11. Come on Back (So's I Can Kill You) 12. The Tea-Böy Haiku 13. Trailer Trash 14. Prozac Princess 15. The Tommy Hollywood Haiku 16. Where We Goin'? 17. Yo Travis, Please Represent 18. The Travis Shredd Haiku	Travis Shredd Tea-Böy Merfdog MC Stevie-Bob Lethal B-Naz Tommy Hollywood	In addition to the songs, the CD also featured Haikus composed and performed by each of the band members, as an homage to Janet Jackson's "Rhythm Nation" album.

External links

• Official site
• Myspace page