"Frank Brown" by Sekrut $quirrel (Track #04 from Sekrut $quirrel's self-titled album)

"Frank Brown is a car dealer in Lubbock, TX. His motto is 'The Smaller Profit Man.' This is really a cover of 'Pat Brown' by the Vandals. The relationship between Frank Brown and Pat Brown is eerie, yet some maintain it is merely a coincidence. We have tried numerous times to bring this story into the public eye, but our efforts have been met with harsh attacks from the oppressive MAN."

About _Sekrut $quirrel_:

These songs were recorded to cassette tape in 1992 and most of them appeared on _Swingin' Muzak_ (cDc communications 1993), a compilation of Lubbock bands. We have made every effort possible to capture all the tape hiss, dropouts, and other vintage artifacts of this third-generation analog cassette copy so you can enjoy the authentic Sekrut Squirrel sound you desire.

Released on cassette September 1992 by cDc communications, digital release March 2006

At the time of this recording, Sekrut Squirrel was:
Franken Gibe: Vocals and harmonica and more vocals
Transderm Nitro: Bass Drum, Snare Drum, Tom Drums, and Cymbals
Mister Happy: Guitar and Bass
Mohawk: Guitar, Bass, and ALL 3 seconds of piano

Additional Credits:
Grandmaster Ratte': recorded these and was the 5th member at shows
The cDc backup choir featuring: G. A. Ellsworth, Gibe, and G. Ratte'

Sekrut $quirrel site: http://forbidden.dough.ne t/~platonic/

[cDc communications is a netlabel. We have the rights to distribute this song under the CC-BY-NC-SA license.]