Signed EOD “Midnight Tattoo” Vinyl Record

Description

You do not have to know the story behind the music to connect with these country-style songs. All proceeds will go to the EOD Warrior Foundation and Songwriting With: Soldiers. The estimated ship date is January, with shipping included. You will receive a digital copy of all the songs around 9 to 13 December. This vinyl will only be printed once, so pre-order today! This is signed by all 8 EOD ladies who helped write the songs.

Gift wrapping options will include EOD-themed paper. If you select the vinyl and apparel gift-wrapping option, you must still add the apparel from their links.

What is the album about?

 

About the songs. 

Song listing:

1. Taking Back Control written by Lesa Meinze and Dylan Altman
2. You Are What You Answer To written by Merrie Fox and Maia Sharp
3. It’s Gonna Be Alright written by Melanie Krotzer and Erin Enderlin
4. The Other Side written by Sierra Riels and Dylan Altman
5. A Chance to Breathe written by Rebecca Anderson and Erin Enderlin
6. My Way Back to You written by Kellie Owens and Jay Clementi
7. Knight in Shining Armor written by Giselle Irr and Maia Sharp
8. EOD is Home written by Linda Cox and Jay Clementi
9. Midnight Tattoo written by Rebecca Anderson, Linda Cox, Merrie Fox, Giselle Irr, Melenie Krotzer, Lesa Meinze, Kellie Owens, Sierra Riels, Dylan Altman, Jay Clementi, Erin Enderlin, and Maia Sharp

Why the buffalo for the album cover?

When a storm approaches, cattle see it and head the opposite direction to run away from it. Eventually, the storm catches up to them. While they continue to run, the storm passes over.  They sadly keep themselves in the storm longer than necessary, extending the pain and discomfort. Running from their problem doesn’t make it go away. It just delays the victory.

Buffalo/Bison, on the other hand, do something very “unnatural.”  When they see a storm coming, they instinctively face and run into the storm.  This counterintuitive act actually shortens the length of time they spend in the storm. By facing the storm, the impact of the storm is dramatically reduced. Like the EOD Tech, they limit their time on target.

Buffalo also face their storms together, as a herd – as a unit. They get through them united and stronger than before.

We all have our own storms we must face in life. All EOD Techs and their families have had their fair share of storms in and out of the service to deal with. We accept the challenges and face them head on and when a storm seems too great to take on our own, we know that our “herd” will run beside us. We/You are not alone!

Into and Through the Storm we go!

The album cover was designed and created by veteran EOD Tech Erin Renee Willoby, owner/artist of Buffalo Gals Co.

All songs registered with ASCAP