Words and music by Gene Clark. Originally recorded by The Byrds and released as a single in 1965 (b/w All I Really Want To Do). 

Arranged and performed by The Procrastinators:
Fred Pickard: Lead Vocals, Lead and Rhythm Electric Guitar
Ray Boyce: Bass, Background Vocals
Dave Finney: Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocals
Linas "Casey" Jauniskis: Mandolin
Guy Seeley: Drums

Recorded and mixed by Ray Boyce at FOC Studios, Newton MA, April 2022.
Mastered by Ray Boyce at Bandlab and FOC Studios, Newton MA, July 2023.

Produced by Ray Boyce.

Covers

I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better (Byrds cover)

Words and music by Jackson Browne. Originally recorded by Jackson Browne and released on the 1972 album "Jackson Browne".

Arranged and performed by The Procrastinators:
Linas "Casey" Jauniskis: Lead Vocals, Bass
Dave Finney: Lead (1st solo) and Rhythm Electric Guitar
Fred Pickard: Lead (2nd solo) and Rhythm Electric Guitar
Ray Boyce: Piano, Background Vocals
Guy Seeley: Drums

Recorded and mixed by Ray Boyce at FOC Studios, Newton MA, April 2022.
Mastered by Ray Boyce at Bandlab and FOC Studios, Newton MA, July 2023.

Produced by Ray Boyce.

Doctor My Eyes (Jackson Browne cover)

Words and music by Allan Clarke, Roger Cook and Roger Greenaway. Originally recorded by The Hollies and released on the 1972 album "Distant Light".

Arranged and performed by The Procrastinators:
Ray Boyce: Lead Vocals, Bass
Dave Finney: Electric Rhythm Guitar
Fred Pickard: Lead and Rhythm Electric Guitar
Linas "Casey" Jauniskis: Acoustic Guitar
Guy Seeley: Drums

Recorded and mixed by Ray Boyce at FOC Studios, Newton MA, April 2022.
Mastered by Ray Boyce at Bandlab and FOC Studios, Newton MA, July 2023.

Produced by Ray Boyce.

Long, Cool Woman In A Black Dress (Hollies cover)

Words and music by Paul Simon. Originally released on the 1973 album "There Goes Rhymin' Simon".

Arranged and performed by The Procrastinators:
Dave Finney: Lead Vocals (1st verse), Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocals
Linas "Casey" Jauniskis: Lead Vocals (2nd verse), Mandolin, Background Vocals
Fred Pickard: Lead and Rhythm Electric Guitar
Ray Boyce: Bass, Background Vocals
Guy Seeley: Drums

Recorded and mixed by Ray Boyce at FOC Studios, Newton MA, April 2022.
Mastered by Ray Boyce at Bandlab and FOC Studios, Newton MA, July 2023.

Produced by Ray Boyce.

Kodachrome (Paul Simon cover)

Words and musicy by John Bonham, John Paul Jones, Jimmy Page & Robert Plant. Originally recorded by Led Zeppelin and released as a single in 1973 (b/w The Immigrant Song). 

Arranged and performed by The Procrastinators:
Dave Finney: Lead Vocals,Acoustic Guitar
Fred Pickard: Lead and Rhythm Electric Guitar, Background Vocals
Ray Boyce: Bass, Background Vocals
Linas "Casey" Jauniskis: Mandolin
Guy Seeley: Drums

Recorded and mixed by Ray Boyce at FOC Studios, Newton MA, April 2022.
Mastered by Ray Boyce at Bandlab and FOC Studios, Newton MA, July 2023.

Produced by Ray Boyce.

Hey, Hey, What Can I Do (Led Zeppelin cover)

Words and music by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards. Originally recorded by the Rolling Stones and released on the 1978 album "Some Girls".

Arranged and performed by The Procrastinators:
Dave Finney: Lead Vocals, Electric Rhythm Guitar
Fred Pickard: Lead and Rhythm Electric Guitar
Ray Boyce: Bass, Background Vocals
Linas "Casey" Jauniskis: Saxophone
Guy Seeley: Drums

Recorded and mixed by Ray Boyce at FOC Studios, Newton MA, April 2022.
Mastered by Ray Boyce at Bandlab and FOC Studios, Newton MA, July 2023.

Produced by Ray Boyce.

Miss You (Rolling Stones cover)

Words and music by Paul Carrack. Originally recorded by the band Ace and released on the 1974 album, "Five-A-Side".

Arranged and performed by The Procrastinators:
Ray Boyce: Lead Vocals, Keyboards, Background Vocals
Dave Finney: Bass
Fred Pickard: Lead (outro solo) and Electric Rhythm Guitar
Linas "Casey" Jauniskis: Lead (1st solo) and Electric Rhythm Guitar
Guy Seeley: Drums
  
Recorded and mixed by Ray Boyce at FOC Studios, Newton MA, April 2022.
Mastered by Ray Boyce at Bandlab and FOC Studios, Newton MA, July 2023.

Produced by Ray Boyce.

How Long (Ace cover)

Words and music by Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne. Originally recorded by Tom Petty and released on the 1989 album "Full Moon Fever".

Arranged and performed by The Procrastinators:
Fred Pickard: Lead Vocals, Electric Rhythm Guitar
Dave Finney: Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocals
Ray Boyce: Bass, Background Vocals, Additional Electric Rhythm Guitar
Linas "Casey" Jauniskis: Mandolin
Guy Seeley: Drums

Recorded and mixed by Ray Boyce at FOC Studios, Newton MA, July-August 2023.
Mastered by Ray Boyce at Bandlab and FOC Studios, Newton MA, August 2023.

Recording notes: Basic tracks recorded 7.11.2023. Additional recording on 8.1.2023. Mixed and mastered on 8.1.2023.

Yer So Bad (Tom Petty cover)

Words and music by Paul & Linda McCartney. Originally recorded by Paul McCartney and Wings and released as a single on Apple Records in October 1974.

Arranged and performed by The Procrastinators:
Dave Finney: Lead Vocals, Electric Rhythm Guitar
Fred Pickard: Lead and Rhythm Electric Guitar
Ray Boyce: Bass, Background Vocals
Linas "Casey" Jauniskis: Saxophone
Guy Seeley: Drums

Recorded and mixed by Ray Boyce at FOC Studios, Newton MA, Sep. 28, 2023.
Mastered by Ray Boyce at Bandlab and FOC Studios, Newton MA, October 2023.

Produced by Ray Boyce.

Juniors Farm (Wings cover)

Words and music by Dave Finney. Arranged and performed by The Procrastinators:

Dave Finney: Lead Vocals, Electric Rhythm Guitar
Ray Boyce: Keyboards, Backup Vocals
Fred Pickard: Electric Lead and Rhythm Guitars
Casey Jauniskis: Bass
Guy Seeley: Drums

Recorded by Ray Boyce at FOC Studios, Newton MA, Nov-Dec 2023. Drums recorded by Guy Seeley at Guy's Evil Lair, Carlisle MA, Dec 2023. Additional guitars recorded by Fred Pickard at East Side Recording, Providence RI, Dec 2023. Mixed by Ray Boyce at FOC Studios, Dec 2023. Mastered by Ray Boyce at FOC Studios and Bandlab, Dec 2023.

Produced by Ray Boyce.

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Alone On Christmas

Words by Dave Finney. Music by Dave Finney & Ray Boyce (BMI).
from Procrastination Songs Vol. 2, released July 10, 2023

Arranged and performed by The Procrastinators:
Dave Finney: Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Fred Pickard: Lead and Rhythm Electric Guitar
Ray Boyce: Bass, Organ, Background Vocals
Linas "Casey" Jauniskis: Mandolin
Steve McDonough: Drums

Recorded and mixed by Ray Boyce at FOC Studios, Newton MA, Dec. 2021 - Jan. 2022. Additional recording and mixing by Ray Boyce at FOC Studios on March 13, 2024.
Mastered by Ray Boyce at Bandlab and FOC Studios, Newton MA, March 2024.

Produced by Ray Boyce.

Dead Man's Hand

Live With Me (Rolling Stones cover)

Might As Well Get Stoned (Chris Stapleton cover)

Take Me To The River (Talking Heads/Al Green cover)

Deal (Grateful Dead/Jerry Garcia cover)

Dave Finney & The Procrastinators are a roots/pop/rock band from Boston. The band's origins go back to March of 2018, when singer-songwriter Dave Finney released a 5 song EP of his original songs (available on Bandcamp). Recorded at Woolly Mammoth Sound in Waltham, MA, the EP featured some of Boston’s top session players, including Russell Chudnofsky, Dave Westner and Josh Kantor. When it was time for Dave to put together a band to play shows, he hooked up with 3 members of the long-running Boston rock band Powderhouse - Ray Boyce (bass), Fred Pickard (guitar) and Steve McDonough (drums) - and The Procrastinators were born. The band's debut EP, delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, was finally released in May of 2021 and is available on Bandcamp, Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, iTunes and all major streaming and download platforms.

Looking to expand their sound, the Procrastinators recruited multi-instrumentalist Linas "Casey" Jauniskis to join the band in the fall of 2021. New drummer Guy Seeley came on-board in early 2022. The Procrastinators' live performances not only showcase Dave’s original songs, but also fun, under-the-radar cover songs. The band are ready to play your bar, club, function, theatre, or and can customize a song list to satisfy any crowd, venue or set length. For example, the Procrastinators can play up to 3 sets of originals and covers (usually a 50/50 mix), but can also play a "Showcase" set of just original material. The Procrastinators latest album, "Procrastination Songs Vol. 2", was released in July of 2023 and features their current new line-up: 

Dave Finney - Lead Vocals, Acoustic and Electric Guitars 
Ray Boyce - Bass, Keyboards, Vocals 
Fred Pickard - Electric Guitar, Vocals 
Linas "Casey" Jauniskis - Mandolin, Banjo, Acoustic and Electric Guitars, Saxophone, Vocals 
Guy Seeley - Drums

Dave Finney & The Procastinators

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