An old-time shoop-shoo-wop skewering of the plight of the Celebrity Band, written for Your Late Night Show Tonight.

Dr. TV: Lead vocals
R. K. Vallury: Guitar, vocals, claps
Maxwell “Bunny” Butler: Piano, O.D. Wurlitzer, electric organs, synthesiser, bass, vocals
Vinny "внимание" Monya: Drums, claps
Neel Ghosh: Saxophone
J. Elijah Cho: Vocals
Sarah Jane Irwin: Claps

Lyrics by R. K. Vallury
Music by Vallury & Butler
Produced and arranged by Vallury & Butler, Dr. TV and J. Elijah Cho
Engineered by Maxwell “Bunny” Butler
Art by: Jordan Stidham

A Jam By a Celebrity Band

A love song.

R. K. Vallury: vocals, guitars
Maxwell "Bunny" Butler: piano, bass, percussion, backing vocals

Lyrics by R. K. Vallury
Music by Vallury & Butler
Produced and arranged by Vallury & Butler
Engineered by Maxwell "Bunny" Butler

Nutella Spaghetti

I take what was once a kind of cool tune and drain the life right out of it. Originally written by UB40 and released on their 1988 self-titled album.

Bunny: vocals, electric pianos, Hammond C-3, analogue and digital synthesisers, talking Rhodes, drum programming

I Would Do For You

"Butte, Montana (I Ain't Goin' Back)"
King Oaf & The Quarantines 
https://soundcloud.com/kingoafmusic
R.K. Vallury: lead vocals, acoustic guitar, banjo
Maxwell "Bunny" Butler: piano, Hammond organ, drums and percussion, backing vocals
Jere Mendelsohn: acoustic guitar, reso-phonic guitar
Daniel Wessels: upright bass
Written and produced by Vallury & Butler
Engineered by Maxwell Butler

Lyrics:
There’s a place/
Out in the country/
Silver bow/
Under big sky
Smelting Iron
Mining Copper
A Place That I
Have Left Behind
(Chorus)
I Ain’t Goin Back 
to Butte Montana
A Place Where I
Could Lose My Mind
I Ain’t Goin Back
To Butte Montana
For If I do,
I’ll Surely Die
(Bridge)
I ain’t goin back
I ain’t goin back
I ain’t goin back
I ain’t goin back
I ain’t goin back
To Butte Montana
For If I do
I’ll surely die
Rob O’Neill
Who Killed Bin Laden
Daredevils Kneival
Both Father and Son
Rockefeller
Hammett & Bender
All Escaped
Satan’s mines
They ain’t goin back
To Butte Montana
A place that they would lose their minds
They ain’t goin back
To Butte Montana
For If I did
They’d  Surely Die
(Bridge)
They ain’t goin back
They ain’t goin back
They ain’t goin back
They ain’t goin back
They ain’t goin back
To Butte Montana
For if they did, they’d surely die
(Strip instrumentation on this verse to barebones, percussion, organ, maybe single guitar)
Bitom Poland
Altensteig Germany
Sister cities
Why oh why?
Mary MacClane wrote
I Await the Devil’s Comin
And if you’ve been to Butte
You’d know why 
We ain’t goin back
To Butte Montana
A place where we would
Lose our minds
We ain’t goin back
To Butte montana
For if we do
We’ll surely die 
(Bridge)
We ain’t goin back
We ain’t goin back
We ain’t goin back
We ain’t goin back
We ain’t goin back
To Butte Montana
For if we do
We’ll surely die
(Key change, 1 step)
We ain’t goin back
To Butte Montana
A place where we would
Lose our minds
We ain’t goin back
To Butte montana
For if we do
We’ll surely die 
(Bridge)
We ain’t goin back
We ain’t goin back
We ain’t goin back
We ain’t goin back
We ain’t goin back
To Butte Montana
For if we do
We’ll surely die
For if we do we’ll surely die
For if we do we’ll surely die

Our Fifty States Project - Montana

Butte, Montana (I Ain't Goin Back)

A song written for the "Moon" album of Joey Clift's Our Fifty States Project, a 2020 reboot of the shelved Sufjan Stevens effort.

R. K. Vallury: vocals
Maxwell "Bunny" Butler: piano, dulcitone, synthesiser, backing vocals
Chris Elliott: muted cornet
Prashant Vallury: electric bass
Vincent Fossett, Jr.: drums

Lyrics by R. K. Vallury
Music by Vallury & Butler
Produced and arranged by Vallury & Butler
Engineered by Maxwell "Bunny" Butler

Earthrise

Song: Earthrise
Performed by Vallury & Butler
(SoundCloud @vallury-butler, @kingoafmusic)

R. K. Vallury: vocals
Maxwell "Bunny" Butler: piano, dulcitone, synthesiser, backing vocals
Chris Elliott: muted cornet
Prashant Vallury: electric bass
Vincent Fossett, Jr.: drums

Lyrics by R. K. Vallury
Music by Vallury & Butler
Produced and arranged by Vallury & Butler
Engineered by Maxwell "Bunny" Butler

Our Fifty States Project - The Moon

Song: Pure Michigan
Artist: King Oaf & The Quarantines 
(https://soundcloud.com/kingoafmusic)
Credits:
R. K. Vallury: lead vocals, guitars
Maxwell "Bunny" Butler: electric pianos, Hammond C-3, synthesizers, bass, drum programming and percussion, backing vocals
Farmer Samm: 1982 Ford LN9000

Lyrics by R. K. Vallury
Music by Vallury & Butler
Produced and arranged by Vallury & Butler
Engineered by Maxwell Butler

Our Fifty States Project - Michigan

Pure Michigan

A duet on a romance undefined.

R. K. Vallury: vocals, guitar, bass guitar
Ali Lu: vocals
Josh Sklair: electric and acoustic guitars
Vincent Fossett, Jr.: drums
Maxwell "Bunny" Butler: electric piano, synthesisers, Hammond BC

Lyrics by R. K. Vallury
Music by Vallury & Butler
Produced and arranged by Vallury & Butler
Engineered by Maxwell "Bunny" Butler

Cut Me Loose

A rowdy and raggedy streetcorner saga of regret and reversion.

Dr. TV: vocals
R. K. Vallury: acoustic guitar, cajon
Maxwell “Bunny” Butler: piano, Wurlitzer bass, tambourine
Santosh “The Weasel” Bongurughonthu: kitchenware
Vinny “внимание” Monya: transistor organ, plastic drum
Dr. Wally Hayes: mandolin
Darryl Carriere: harmonica
Bertram Wilberforce Woofster: dog collar

Lyrics by R. K. Vallury

Music by generations of blues tradition

Produced and arranged by Vallury & Butler

Engineered and mixed by Maxwell "Bunny" Butler

The Muncie Blues

King Oaf is the irreverently serious musical brainchild of multifaceted LA artists Rama Vallury (@rama-vallury) and Maxwell Butler (@bunnybutler), with the help of a large collective of talented friends (the Quarantines). See also: Vallury & Butler (@vallury-butler).

Artwork by Chris Trovador

The Muncie Blues

King Oaf & The Quarantines

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