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Titular

by The Ron Titter Band

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1.
Randy 04:59
RANDY You can still make out his name Writ large on the railroad bridge The letters may have faded But the memories live Older and wiser, he lived in a world Where girls were good to go His parties never got busted And the beer was always cold Six pack alley piss Bad breath French kiss RANDY! Tell me where, tell me where, tell me where Has your bad ass gone? Randy knew his way ‘round a tube top And his finger smelled so sweet He never had to pay for a hot dog ‘Cause he killed his own meat The Spanish called him amigo The Hebrews called him a mensch As far as I’m concerned He was a bad ass son of a bitch Blue jean heartache Corn belt plumber snake RANDY! Tell me where, tell me where, tell me where Has your bad ass gone? Oh Randy, you were the paragon of manhood that I yearned to be I wish you didn’t run away when I was just 14 Oh Randy, I never had a chance to say goodbye But I found a pair of your jeans In the ditch where you taught me to smoke Now and then, old friend, I leave the world behind To go the way of the jeans inside my mind Randy dated my big sister I hoped he’d be my brother-in-law My parents couldn’t stand him They were jealous - that’s all Some say he’s rotting in prison Others say he died in Iraq I don’t care much about Jesus ‘Til Randy comes back! Crack a whippet, take a toke Master of the whisker poke Back room, pool cue Sweet Tammy chalky blue RANDY! Tell me where, tell me where, tell me where Has your bad ass gone
2.
DO THE FONKEY HORSEY Well there’s some geeked-out boys in Texas Who tried to find a brand new dance At a white collar redneck strip mall beer barn Where they didn’t stand a chance They should’ve just learned the two-step And let it go at that Cause they turned off ev’ry Lone Star lady When they broke into that spaz attack Cause they do the fonkey horsey (do the fonkey horsey) Do the fonkey horsey (do the fonkey horsey) Do the fonkey horsey (do the fonkey horsey) Do the fonkey horsey (do the fonkey horsey) Do the fonkey horsey Nay nay whinny winny! Nay nay whinny winny! Nay whinny whinny! Nay nay! From behind the Piney Curtain To the dusty, windswept plain Every blond-haired, blue-eyed beauty Didn’t want a thing to do with them They should’ve just done the Cotton Eyed Joe In a backward Titleist cap Cause ya ain’t gonna get the ladies When your dance steps step in crap I kick, I thrust, I jog, I spin I bob, Irene, IHOP, I grin I jiggy, I jaggy, I trip, I fall And with a nine-gallon hat I’ll make a cattle call
3.
LOVE LETTERS TO HEATHER This can’t go on, this can’t be right tonight Find no words to say Anyway, whatever, LOL, know what I’m saying? I know it’s so stupid I know, right? This can’t be right Love letters to Heather Lost inside my mind Love letters to Heather Will I ever find the right words to say? Love letters to Heather Locked inside my mind Love letters to Heather Will I ever find the right words to say? Monday through Friday after school And I can’t stop looking at you ‘Til they come to take you away I get lost so I can find a way
4.
SOCK WEARIN’ MAN Son I’m so sorry, but Batman can’t come to your birthday this year Though I can’t afford much, I want to reward you for being the child I hold dear So I scoured the phone book for cowboys and clowns Til’ one night at the bar on the hood of my car where a lost entertainer was found Sock wearin’ man (sock wearin’ man) Sock wearin’ man (he’s a sock wearin’ man) Sock wearin’ man He wears socks He had a kids show four decades ago that aired on local T.V. He did puppet plays that were funny and gay with socks on his hands and his feet His socks told great stories that spanned space and time But I didn’t know that he’d just sold his sock back for a jug of cheap Mexican wine He banged on the screen door two hours before the party was supposed to begin He wore an old bathrobe and terrycloth shorts and a menacing, boozy-breathed grin He screamed, “Merry Christmas! I’m here for my show!” “Though I’ve lost all my props to the grapes and the hops, I’ve still got these ten callused toes I quickly slipped sock man a folded up Jackson and tried to say thanks but no thanks He cursed me and cussed me and blind sucker-punched me – I ached as he stumbled away My son threw his party hat down and he cried He called his mother who lives in the suburbs and screamed, “Daddy lied! Daddy lied!”
5.
Faulter 04:22
FAULTER Sun-baked signs The colors fade away 'til everything assumes a neutral beige They changed the wrap And now it tastes like crap Or maybe things were always just this way The past preserved We get what we deserve Nostalgia and diminishing returns Each passing spring Slightly less glistening Our furrowed fruits start rotting on the vine    The spotlight wanes We’re too tired to complain Of things to which we all must get resigned We wouldn’t want it any other way In the new age, the old ways faulter Sheep-dipped assassin, come and take it all away In the new age, the old ways faulter
6.
(GOIN’ BACK TO) PITTSBURGH Idle hands on a Friday night A guy like me would be doin’ alright In Pittsburgh Hot pastrami and a cool steel brew A tank top honey who knows what to do In Pittsburgh Yeah, the guys are stoked and the girls are stacked I’m-a long gone, Tommy, but I’m gonna get back To Pittsburgh I moved down here in ‘75 The jobs dried up, dad couldn’t survive In Pittsburgh Subdivided on a concrete slab The money’s pretty good, but this town is drag Not Pittsburgh Yeah, the air was cold and the hills were steep But a hard day’s work bought a good night’s sleep In Pittsburgh Another summer in the goddamn sun I can’t take it, so I’m making the run To Pittsburgh Hook up with an old girlfriend Pound on the glass, pull for the Pens In Pittsburgh Pack a U-Haul trailer with all of my charms And ride the Fort Pitt Tunnel straight into the arms Of Pittsburgh
7.
ROCKETSHIP CARS Rocketship cars are clearing the freeway Rocketship cars don’t need no right of way Rocketship cars are here to stay right now It’s hard to get down when you can hardly stand up You played the perfect clown until you lost your fool makeup Time to make a run, time to take a trip Time to move along, no time to be hip Go follow the path that just cannot be found You stumble ‘cross town when it's time to wake on up If you want to win the crown you better make your damn mind up Time to twist and shout, time to shake a hip Time to pile it on, it's time to shut your lip Go follow the path that just cannot be found ‘Cause rocketship cars are clearing the freeway Rocketship cars don’t need no right of way Rocketship cars are here to stay right now Man and a monkey, man and a monkey...
8.
Whup Creem 02:28
WHUP CREEM My lady’s got a stately war chest My lady she’s statuesque My lady gonna shake and bake My lady’s got some tasty cake I want some whup creem! Right on top I want some whup creem! Baby ready or not I want some whup creem! She’s a whupping machine I want a dollop, a dollop, a dollop, a dollop, a dollop, yeah My baby’s like a bumblebee Stinging every man she wants to sting Squeeze the milk in her honeycomb Shake it ‘til there’s some sweet white foam I want some whup creem! Sprinkled with nuts I want some whup creem! Write my name on her butt I want some whup creem! That’s some comfort cuisine I want a dollop, a dollop, a dollop, a dollop… Make me wanna... Hey baby I’m not ready to stop Wet your biscuit and get back on top Two scoops and I’m ready to drop I want a dollop, a dollop, a dollop, a dollop… Make me wanna holler Make me wanna holler Make me wanna holler Make me want a dollop, a dollop, a dollop, a dollop, a dollop, a dollop, a dollop, a dollop Make me wanna – glory to your shortcakes Whup creem!
9.
College 06:29
COLLEGE The look and the feel of the breasts on a girl In your room in your first year of college It might be beer induced but your mind is feeling loose And your parents they soon will be calling Hangin' out while you do a load of wash Eatin' Taco Bell and playing the Sega You try to keep in touch with ten girls but what the fuck You might hook up with one on the break And we are (yes we are) binge drinking (binge drinking) We've not yet (been to our) our classes (our classes but it's) Only November and we can't be expected to attend The end of the year you sell your books to buy some beer And you find yourself at home watching Oprah There's that one guy down the hall and you think his name is "Paul" But you'd almost rather go home for Christmas Here it is the spring and you face two incompletes But now you've finally sat down to study After two paragraphs you stop and do the math And figure out there's time for drinks with your buddies And we are (yes we are) binge drinking (binge drinking) We've not yet (been to our) our classes (our classes but it's) Only November and we can't be expected to attend This morning I woke up crying To a lap full of vomit and the smell of burning eggs I got up and had a shit, shower, and shave Then I stumbled through the kitchen past the kegs I'm tired of the partying life I'm sick of the partying crowd No more endless nights of being loud I'm tired of the partying life I'm sick of the partying way I guess that means I'm getting old, but that's okay In the backyard there's a dog named "Shithead" But there's not a blade of grass to be found And on the front porch we got three couches And the drive-thru sign from the Burger King downtown This evening there'll be another party Don't you know I've made obligations to attend But you know what? I think I'm gonna skip it I gotta do some catching up with my old friends I'm tired of the partying life I'm sick of the partying crowd No more endless nights of being loud I'm tired of the partying life I'm sick of the partying way I guess that means I'm getting old, but that's okay Now it's May and it's time to go away But you got yourself some friends and a honey So you call up your dad and you say he should be glad Cuz you've found a way to stay and save money
10.
SWEET CHEVRON SCHITTER Sweet Chevron Schitter She reminded me of my old babysitter Looking so sweet, perched up on that can She didn’t lock the door and I barrelled right in And that split second set my soul a-flitter Well, the gas station coffee left me feelin’ clean Now I’m tortured by an unseemly vision that can’t be unseen She had a tattoo of a little blue sparrow At about 2 o’clock from her shaven red arrow And that’s the kind of monkey that could turn me into Clarence Darrow Sweet Chevron Schitter Sweet Chevron Schitter Sweet Chevron Schitter Think I’m gonna go back there and get her Meanwhile back at the wagon, the family awaits Screaming for Disney while dad tries to set things straight I swore I saw the beginnings of a smile As I begged for her pardon in the beverage aisle Then she bought herself some hot fries and peeled out on the Interstate Sweet Chevron Schitter Sweet Chevron Schitter Sweet Chevron Schitter Think I’m gonna go back there and get her
11.
RECKLESS TAMMY I don’t mind the smack Of her catty-minded prose But the way she’s drivin’ Girl, that’s got to go She’s rollin’ through the stop signs Like she think she’s something big You’ll think you’ve seen the Holy Ghost of Earnhardt in a wig She’s a Reckless Tammy Poured into her jeans Fondling her Cricket In a beat-up SUV Whoa, Tammy Jellies to the floor Watch her topping 105 On Highway 104 I must admit she’s fetching When she smokes those cigarettes Holding forth with raspy wit Just like Suzanne Pleshette But speak not of her mama Or her third ex-hubby Trey Lest you reveal the drama fuel’d by pills and Chardonnay She’s a Reckless Tammy Kickin’ up some dust Rhinestones on her visors While her chassis start to rust Whoa, Tammy Speeding through the lights Don’t give her the finger Unless you want a fight I don’t mind the stench Of her iridescent yack But the way she’s drivin’ Girl, please dial it back Let’s make the world a safer place For ev’ry Jilted Jane Don’t have to end your bender, but you’d better pick a lane She’s a Reckless Tammy Fighting middle age Sings along with Seger But she’ll never turn the page Whoa, Tammy A bottle on the floor Crashed into the bushes Beside Highway 104
12.
Happiness 03:55

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The Ron Titter Band’s debut LP, Titular, captures the sextet’s bracing elixir of burned-in classic rock melodies, grizzled odes, wild-eyed soul, and spaz-punk.

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released October 13, 2017

THE RON TITTER BAND:
Greg Beets (vocals, hand percussion)
Clay Embry (saxophone, backing vocals)
Joel Fried (drums, puzchkas)
Fred Ramirez (guitar, backing vocals, lead vocal on "Happiness")
David Wyatt (guitar, piano, keyboards, backing vocals)
Brian Zoric (bass guitar, backing vocals)

GUEST PLAYERS:
Amy Boone and Deborah Kelly (backing vocals on tracks 2, 10, 11)
Reed Burnam (bass guitar alumnus, backing vocals on track 3, backing vocals + burp on track 4)
Andy Loomis (guitar/keyboards alumnus, backing vocals on track 4)

WHO WROTE WHAT:
The Ron Titter Band (tracks 1, 2, 10, 11)
F. Ramirez (tracks 3, 12)
G. Beets/D. Wyatt (track 4)
F. Ramirez/RTB (track 5)
R. Burnam/RTB (track 6)
B. Zoric/RTB (track 7)
D. Wyatt/RTB (track 8)
D. Wyatt (track 9)

Engineered by Chico Jones at Ohm Recording Facility, Austin TX
Mastered by Jerry Tubb at Terra Nova Digital Audio, Austin TX
Art Direction by Rachel Wyatt
Logo by Chris Rogge
Cover Photography by Roxanna Jo
Insert Band Photography by Sarah Hardy

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The Ron Titter Band delivers great heaping dollops of succulent DILF rock with hints of cornpone, green-eyed soul and spaz-punk. Join us in the hot tub!

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