A Night At The Bar with the Boys (1989)

A Night at the Bar with the Boys was recorded by a trio of Warthog pilots and it consists of 28 completely uncensored Air Force songs. It was recorded in Scotland in 1989 and originally issued on cassette. It has now been reissued on CD and it is available for purchase for $19.95 (+ 5 for S&H anywhere in the world) from Tommy T -- one of the fighter pilots who sings on the CD. Please email him for purchase details.

Fighter Pilots from Alconbury
- A Night at the Bar with the Boys
  - Fight's On Time: 0:47
  - I Love My Wife Time: 0:42
  - The Balls of O'Leary Time: 0:45
  - The Highland Tinker Time: 3:21
  - You Can Tell A Fighter Pilot Time: 0:27
  - My God How the Money Rolls In Time: 2:27
  - Mary Ann Burns Time: 0:20
  - Sally in the Alley Time: 0:15
  - He Grabbed Me By My Slender Neck Time: 0:41
  - Scottish Wedding Time: 3:19
  - My Father Was A Fireman Time: 0:40
  - When I Fall In Love Time: 0:37
  - I'd Rather Be in England Time: 1:56
  - Swing Low, Sweet Chariot Time: 1:31
  - The Air Force Lament Time: 3:11
  - Bring On The God Damned Cat Time: 0:22
  - The Sex Life Of a Camel Time: 0:40
  - O'Leary's Bar [aka The Lady In Red] Time: 0:52
  - My Baby Died Time: 0:43
  - Dear Mom Your Son Is Dead Time: 1:55
  - We Fly In The Purple Twilight Time: 0:54
  - Along The Northeast Railroad Time: 1:50
  - Please Don't Burn The Shithouse Down Time: 0:40
  - Sammy Small Time: 3:13
  - Last Night I Stayed Up Late Time: 0:55
  - The Hair On Her Dickey-Di-Doo Time: 2:08
  - I Wanna Play Piano Time: 0:41
  - Knock It Off Time: 0:18

Tommy T. has asked me to show the complete CD insert...

Recorded in St. Thomas Church, Glenhoola, Scotland by Sneedo, G, and Tommy T, aka T-Bone, aka Face. Remixed by Tommy T in Warthog Studios,. Digitally remastered at Shotgun's Brewery. Special thanks to Jack Daniels, TEAC, and the Warriors that made this tape a necessity. Thanks Bandit. ©1989. Garage Music Ltd. YSBSM

Deceased Insect

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