Waste of Aces

#		Title	Length
1		The Moon Song	2:41	Play
2		Just A Boy	2:16	Play
3		Crayon	1:27	Play
4		Sweety Sweet	1:26	Play
5		Hula Girl	2:21	Play
6		Apocalypse	1:55	Play
7		Everyone Loves Sally	2:41	Play
8		Maggie Magill	2:25	Play
9		Bunny Don't Bite	2:19	Play
10		If I Were A Cowboy	3:26	Play
11		Jolly Roger	2:20	Play
12		Porn Star Rag	3:22	Play
13		Worth The Wait	2:41	Play
14		One-sided Love Affair	2:09	Play
15		Moonlit Night	5:50	Play
			39:19

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Description

WASTE OF ACES: BAND BIO
When three musician friends started messing around with ukuleles, liquor, and a 4-track inside a 30-foot yacht, the band Waste of Aces was born, and strummed onto the underground ukulele scene (yes, there is one) with a bunch of unusual but catchy melodic pop, folk, and jazz tracks. Initially silly and simple in conception, the band grew in ability and began to tackle more complex compositions. The argument - should there be drums? - was tossed around, and as a result several guest drummers sit in on a number of songs, expanding the sound of the band. Many other talented guest artists are often brought in to enhance the variety of instruments/vocals. But the core elements of Waste of Aces remain Jeff's sensitive songwriting/vocal abilities layered on top of Jun's complex fretless bass tracks.

That being said, this particular CD is our homegrown, freshman effort:

WASTE OF ACES : SELF TITLED DEBUT ALBUM
Before 'Waste of Aces' was a household name, there was this album. Come to think of it, thats true of all our albums. We like to refer to it as our humble beginnings, musically speaking. The melodies are simple and catchy and deal with universal themes such as love, family and Armageddon, all played on the ukulele! The writing, recording and instrumentation are not quite as sophisticated as our second and third albums but it's still a must have for any true Waste of Aces fan (for the hidden track with Lucifina alone!). Consider it a more 'stripped down' version of the band. As a band we don't mind being 'stripped down' but please enjoy in the privacy of your own home. Scandalous!