Dads Gone Bad
Dads Gone Bad
DADS GONE BAD Featuring Mitch Tiner, guitar & lead vocals, Terry McDonald, lead guitar & vocal, Doug Roberts, bass & vocal, Jim Preston, drums & vocal
6
songs
481
plays
This Boy
This Boy
Dads Gone Bad acoustic jam on The Beatles' "This Boy" Recorded live at Doug's House
"This Boy" by Dads Gone Bad is a Cover Songs production available on SoundClick. Every element serves the song, creating a cohesive listening experience from start to finish. There is a quiet confidence to this track — the mark of an artist who understands the cover songs sound. It has charted at #11 on the SoundClick Cover Songs chart. Stream "This Boy" and explore more from Dads Gone Bad on SoundClick.
Wish You Were Here
Wish You Were Here
Acoustic jam on Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here" Mitch, Terry & Doug from 'Dads Gone Bad' recorded at Doug's house
Independent artist Dads Gone Bad drops "Wish You Were Here", a Cover Songs track on SoundClick. The production choices feel intentional, giving the track a distinct character. This track does what good cover songs does best — it connects. "Wish You Were Here" has peaked at #13 in the Cover Songs category on SoundClick. Discover "Wish You Were Here" and the rest of the Dads Gone Bad discography on SoundClick.
The Story in Your Eyes
The Story in Your Eyes
Acoustic jam on the Moody Blues son "The Story in Your Eyes" Mitch, Terry & Doug from 'Dads Gone Bad' at Doug's house
SoundClick artist Dads Gone Bad presents "The Story in Your Eyes", an outstanding release in the Cover Songs genre. It provides textures that deepen the overall emotional resonance. The kind of cover songs track that draws you in and holds your attention through to the end "The Story in Your Eyes" has peaked at #17 in the Cover Songs category on SoundClick. For fans of Moody Blues and Doug Roberts looking for something new, Dads Gone Bad delivers on SoundClick.
Something
Something
Dads Gone Bad play a favorite Beatles cover outdoors in the city park at 'Elk Days' in Elk, Wa in 2001
SoundClick artist Dads Gone Bad presents "Something", an outstanding release in the Cover Songs genre. The track showcases Dads Gone Bad's instinct for crafting memorable music. Every element feels intentional, resulting in a cohesive cover songs track that resonates. "Something" has peaked at #17 in the Cover Songs category on SoundClick. For fans of Beatles and Doug Roberts looking for something new, Dads Gone Bad delivers on SoundClick.
Ticket to Ride
Ticket to Ride
Dads Gone Bad play an old Beatles song at Elk Days (Elk, WA) in 2001
"Ticket to Ride" by Dads Gone Bad is a Cover Songs production available on SoundClick. It rewards close listening, revealing new details on each playthrough. A cover songs track built for repeat listens — it reveals more with each play. It has reached the top 10 on the SoundClick Cover Songs chart, peaking at #9. Stream "Ticket to Ride" and explore more from Dads Gone Bad on SoundClick.
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We were raised on rock ‘n roll.
We grew up with Elvis and the Beatles.
We played for school dances, sock hops and car clubs.
After being good and raising families, we still rock.
We're dads, we occasionally get bad...
It’s DADS GONE BAD !
Band/artist history
Mitch sings lead and plays guitar, mandolin & blues harp. He's been the lead singer in rock bands and front-man for a popular Beatles tribute show. He plays a Telecaster, a Gibson & a Ric, and blows terrific blues harp. His voice covers a wide range and he does a great John Lennon on Beatles songs. Mitch is also an artist, filmmaker, gentleman farmer, and keeps horses and other animals on his 15-acre farm.
Terry plays lead guitar and sings lead and backup vocals. He plays some nice guitars, including a Schecter Diamond Elite, a Fender Strat, and a custom Larrivee flattop for unplugged performances. He has toured in successful bands throughout the Northwest. Terry is also a sheet metal fabricator, and loves riding motorcycles and flying planes. He pilots fixed-wing aircraft and also loves to fly helicopters.
Doug is a well-known Northwest bass player, and has been playing in regional bands since the 1960’s. He plays a vintage ‘63 Fender Bass, and an Ovation acoustic bass or his Kay stand-up bass for "unplugged" performances. Doug also loves to sing, and plays other instruments, including guitar, mandolin and sitar. Doug works in a library during the week, and is an avid Harley-Davidson motorcycle rider.
Bob, the drummer, is another accomplished musician and has been with popular regional bands since the 60s. He's an avid outdoorsman, waterskiing in the summer and snowskiing and playing hockey in the winter. He raises his family in a nice country home north of Spokane and works in an industrial plant during the week.
Have you performed in front of an audience?
We live and play in the Pacific Northwest USA. Lot's of outdoor gigs and parties.
We specialize in private events, wedding receptions, clubs and company parties.
Band members live in and around Spokane Washington.
see pictures: http://www.aimcomm.com/dougr/BandInfo.html
Your musical influences
All the great rock bands of the 50s, 60s and 70s.
We specialize in Beatles and other late 60s music.
What equipment do you use?
Full stage outdoor set-up with large PA and lights.
Acoustic guitars, bass & vocals for smaller settings.
Anything else?
You don't get old and stop playing music. . .
. . . when you stop playing music you get old.
Spokane, WA
USA
ID
106890
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