She Brings Her Cell Phone To Dance

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From The Howard Stern Show (08-16-17) - Ronnie Mund Only Gives One Name When Checking In on Movie Set 

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Ronnie Mund Only Gives One Name When Checking In on Movie Set – The Howard Stern Show

From The Howard Stern Show (08-16-17) - David Letterman’s Hobbies and Howard’s Swan Story

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Live Performance at One Block East, Greenville, MS 2001
under the Name "Don's Chuck Wagon"
Rob Mortimer, David Lauderdale, Bill Lauderdale, Ben Skelton, Scott Doler, Andy Hughes on Tambourine and back Vox

Don's Chuck Wagon

full set 1be 2001; Rob Mortimer, David Lauderdale, Bill Lauderdale, Ben Skelton, Scott Doler

Rainbow Cover - Lindsey Mortimer

The Good Paper of Rev. Robert Mortimer
 
Born and raised in the rich, fertile soil of a Mississippi Delta cemetery, Rob Mortimer bases his songs on personal experiences of heartache, love, and observations. Mortimer, a second generation funeral director and embalmer, also enjoys the happier side of a bad situation; but he always does what's next. His music overflows with dynamic rhythms and pounding bottoms, while his sextronic lyrics are at times both humorous and thought forgetting, yet on paper somewhere in his office or house.
 
After 11 years of touring and recording with Good Paper, Mortimer begins a new project of performances that will ignite with fire like a catfish-pond-boiling-over and fresh broiled catfish and hushpuppies available for all to enjoy. With slick, tight funk to the depths of Otis Redding’s last breath, Rob Mortimer delivers post-sharecropping blues slammed into sensible popular cottonfield rock, often resulting in loss of breath during live performances. From instant wardrobe changes to mean faces, Rev. Mortimer wants your attention. 
Also, claiming attention is drumstatic stick man and fulltime human, Ben Skelton. He once did a boom-boom-ting-bibbidy-bow for the President of Library Research, which landed him a role in a community theatre event. Ben will always be the Boom in the Room if you keep him on the down LOW. Ben is also a well documentor who keeps up with the things that come out of Rob's mouth, such as: 
"Gold Bond; making things that count.......Matter."
 - Rob Mortimer 
Wakarusa 2010 tent 
Hot as Hell Fest 2010
 
Newly Noted:
 Jeffery "Mr. Mediterranean" Tonos of guitar 

David "1st, I just want to get to know you" Morgan of bass and Compton have accepted the engagement of the band; things are going great with new dances.
 
Released in 2004, Mortimer first album, as Good Paper, "Peep", was recorded in a old funeral home next to a cemetery in Indianola, Mississippi. Composed of 11 original songs concerning the book of Revelations, Quentin Tarantino, and the hurt inflicted by women, “Peep” was well received by their extensive fan base. All songs written by Rob Mortimer.
 Released in 2010, Mortimer Second Album, as Good Paper, "Our Stupid Selves", was recorded at Tweed Studios in Oxford, Mississippi. Composed of 10 Original Songs on a bluesy note dealing with good ole Mississippi Delta everyday life, heartache, and juke housing. All songs written by Rob Mortimer and composed by Rob Mortimer.
 
Mortimer's songwriting is influenced by “anybody with or without a message," according to Mortimer, naming Muddy Waters, Stevie Wonder, Tony Soprano, George Bush, Ben Harper, Sly & The Family Stone, John Mayer, John Scofield, past and present girlfriends, Abe Lincoln, Hernando Desoto, animated preacher men, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and James Brown as contributing factors to the evolution of his sound. 
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She Brings Her Cell Phone To Dance

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