White Teeth, Black Thoughts

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White Teeth, Black Thoughts
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Studio album by
Cherry Poppin' Daddies
ReleasedJuly 16, 2013
May 5, 2014 (Europe)
Recorded2011–2012 at Gung Ho Studios in Eugene, Oregon
Genre Swing [1]
Length35:34
66:21 (deluxe edition)
Label Space Age Bachelor Pad
People Like You (Europe)
Producer Steve Perry
Cherry Poppin' Daddies chronology
Skaboy JFK
(2009)		White Teeth, Black Thoughts
(2013)		 Please Return the Evening
(2014)
Alternate album covers
WhiteTeethBlackThoughtsAlternate.jpg
Alternate artwork
White Teeth, Black Thoughts
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."The Babooch" Steve Perry 3:57
2."I Love American Music"Perry3:47
3."Whiskey Jack"Perry3:22
4."Doug the Jitterbug" Louis Jordan 2:30
5."White Teeth, Black Thoughts"Perry3:26
6."Brown Flight Jacket"Perry4:07
7."Bloodshot Eyes" Hank Penny, Ruth Hall2:31
8."Jake's Frilly Panties"Perry2:46
9."Huffin' Muggles"Perry3:18
10."I Want a Bowlegged Woman"Sally Nix, Henry Glover 2:50
11."Concrete Man Blues"Perry5:00
Total length:35:34
Deluxe edition bonus disc
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Tchoupitoulas Congregation" (featuring Buckwheat Zydeco) Steve Perry 3:21
2."You Wiped Your Ass With My Heart"Perry2:41
3."Peckerheads and Badasses"Perry3:26
4."Throwback Man"Perry3:21
5."Subway Killer"Perry3:08
6."Flat Butts and Beer Guts" (featuring Zoot Horn Rollo)Barnyard Playboys2:14
7."Platform Shoes"Perry3:08
8."Ragged Ol' Flag"Perry3:00
9."Nuages" Django Reinhardt, Jacque Larue3:52
10."The Babooch (Director's Cut)"Perry3:56
Total length:30:47

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Personnel

Cherry Poppin' Daddies
Production

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