White Trash, Two Heebs and a Bean

by NOFX

Overview

The title of NOFX's White Trash, Two Heebs and a Bean is a pretty fair indicator of what's going on in the grooves -- specifically, tongue-in-cheek, politically incorrect forays into America's pancultural society. A SoCal punk band that recalls both the eclecticism and attitude of Camper Van Beethoven, NOFX rips through much more than standard-issue thrash; they transform Minor Threat's "Straight Edge" into a blues song with fake B.B. King vocals, go ska for the wry character study "Bob," and examine lesbian lifestyles with surprising maturity on "Liza and Louise." Not quite so understanding is "Johnny Appleseed," which pokes fun at the very concept of cultural diversity and is sung in a Hispanic accent by guitarist El Hefe. ~ Jason Ankeny

Product Details

Release Date:	03/22/1993
Label:	Epitaph
UPC:	0045778641819
Rank:	13359

Tracks

1. Soul Doubt
2. Stickin in My Eye
3. Bob
4. You're Bleeding
5. Straight Edge
6. Liza & Louise
7. The Bag
8. Please Play This Song on the Radio
9. Warm
10. I Wanna Be Your Baby
11. Johnny Appleseed
12. She's Gone
13. Buggley Eyes

Album Credits

Performance Credits

NOFX   Primary Artist
Mike Lavella   Vocals (Background),Voices
El Hefe   Trumpet,Vocals,Guitar
Fat Mike   Vocals,Bass
Erik Ghint   Drums
Eric Melvin   Guitar

Technical Credits

Mike Burkett   Composer
James Brian Baker   Composer
Erik Ghint   Producer
Dan Winters   Photography
MW   Art Direction,Design
Bob Geller   Engineer
El Hefe   Producer
Donnell Cameron   Producer,Engineer
Eddy Schreyer   Mastering
Minor Threat   Composer
NOFX   Producer
Joe Peccerillo   Engineer
Jeff Nelson   Composer
Fat Mike   Producer,Composer
Lyle Preslar   Composer
Ian MacKaye   Composer
Eric Melvin   Producer