released April 8, 2016

This album was funded by Bleu's fans on Pledge Music in 2014.

Executive Producers - April Beringer, Geoff Schuller and Doug Harper - from Bleu's Pledge Music campaign.

1) Somebody Else (RRC version)

written by Bleu and Peter Moore
produced and mixed by Bleu
live drums - Drew Vaporis
all other instruments and vocals - Bleu

2) Searchin’ For The Satellites (RRC version)

written by Bleu
produced by Bleu
standup bass - Max Toste
cello - Isaiah Gage
viola - Kiara Ana Perico
drums - Ducky Carlisle
all other instruments and vocals - Bleu
engineered and mixed by Ducky Carlisle and Bleu

3) Trust Me (RRC version)

written by Bleu and Alex Scutro
produced and mixed by Bleu
drums - Nick Oliver
lead guitar - Bill Guerra
all other instruments and vocals - Bleu

4) We’ll Do It All Again (RRC version)

written by Bleu and Dave Bassett
produced, and mixed by Bleu
cello - Isaiah Gage
lap steel - Kyle Fredrickson
all other instruments and vocals - Bleu

5) Watchin’ You Sleep (RRC version)

written by Bleu
produced, mixed and performed by Bleu

6) Sayonara (RRC version)

written by Bleu and Ducky Carlisle
produced and mixed by Bleu
drums - Joshua Frisch
drum engineering - Ducky Carlisle
all other instruments and vocals - Bleu

7) Feet Don’t Fail (RRC version)

executive producer: Doug Harper
written by Bleu
co-produced by Bleu
drums - Seth Kasper
bass - Lance John Romanoff
guitar - Doug Harper
keys - Peter Moore
guitars and vocals - Bleu
engineered and mixed by Ducky Carlisle and Bleu

8) Every Loser’s Winning Tonight

written by Bleu and Willie Wisely
produced by John Fields and Bleu
drums - Dustin Hengst
bass - Max Toste
lead guitar - Bill Guerra
rhythm guitar, wurlitzer and vocals - Bleu
engineered by Ducky Carlisle and John Fields
mixed (in 2015) by Bleu

9) Where Do We Go (When The Party Is Over)
written by Bleu and Rebecca Lord
produced by John Fields and Bleu
engineered by Ducky Carlisle and John Fields
drums - Dustin Hengst
bass - Max Toste
lead guitar - Bill Guerra
rhythm guitar, wurlitzer and vocals - Bleu
mixed by John Fields

10) Could Be Worse (alternate “party” mix)

written by Bleu and Andy Sturmer
produced by John Fields and Bleu
engineered by Ducky Carlisle and John Fields
drums - Jamie Vavra
bass - Max Toste
lead guitar - Bill Guerra
rhythm guitar, wurlitzer, toy piano and vocals - Bleu
background vocals - Andy Sturmer and Bleu
mixed by John Fields

11) Terrible Secret (Redhead version)

written by Bleu
produced by John Fields and Bleu
engineered by Ducky Carlisle and John Fields
drums - Dustin Hengst
bass - Max Toste
guitars and vocals - Bleu
keys - John Fields
background vocals - Dan Wilson and Bleu
mixed by John Fields

12) 2 Cool 4 School (re-mastered)

written by Bleu
produced by John Fields and Bleu
drums - Dustin Hengst
bass - Max Toste
lead guitar - Bill Guerra
rhythm guitar, wurlitzer and vocals - Bleu
background vocals - the guys in the band
engineered and mixed by Ducky Carlisle and John Fields

13) Just A Song (re-mastered)

written by Bleu and Matt Mahaffey
produced by Matt Mahaffey and Bleu
drums, bass, keyboards and background vocals - Matt Mahaffey
guitars and vocals - Bleu
mixed by Chris Pine


A very sincere THaNK YoU to EV-ER-Y-ONE who participated in the original Redhead..especially the bANd (maAn!), the other musicians and co-writers, producer John Fields and engineer Ducky Carlisle…I’m extremely lucky to say these are all good friends well over a decade later!..and of course masSive thANxXx to everyone who participated in this new Redhead Record Club version (which includes many of the original musicians as well as some of my favorite new cohorts). This was a magical little chapter in my life and it was truly wonderful having the opportunity to re-visit it with such incredible people. Gratitude to my long suffering manager Stacey Peck who kept this loose ball of string from unraveling too much (wheeEe). And finally a very (veRy) special enOrmO THANK YOU to the dedicated fans of Redhead who inspired and helped fund this project through Pledge Music, especially executive producers April Beringer, Geoff Schuller and Doug Harper; and musicians Joshua Frisch, Doug Harper, Nick Oliver, Lance John Romanoff, and Drew Vaporis, who actually lent their talents to help this nutty idea finally come to fruition. As always, if i forgot anyone (or didn’t mention them specifically) don’t worry, no one reads these things anyway..feel free to tell me and i’ll buy you a beer while we reminisce about the old times!..you know i love ya buddy…