No Adult Supervision - Credits
Middle Aged Fat Guys Lon Jones	Jeff - Lead vocal Lon - Backup vocal, synthesizer, burp bubbles, obnoxious pirate Dale - Acoustic guitars, bass, banjo, percussion, burp bubbles, obnoxious pirate Dan - Synthesizer, burp bubbles, obnoxious pirate The Bullhorns Brad Henninberg - Trumpet and flugelhorn Peter Moss - Tenor and baritone sax
Commentary	Dale: Those darn pirates boarded us and started singing before we could mount an effective defense. Dan: I like the intoxicated brass.
High Maintenance Dan Pettis	Dale - Banjo, backup vocal Dan - Bass, organ, electric piano, backup vocal Jeff - Wurlie piano, bass vocal Lon - Lead vocal, recorder, electric guitar, backup vocal Steve Shroy - Drums Don Thompson - Electric guitar
Commentary	Dan: It's about three people rolled into one. It's amazing that I managed to stay off the booze. Lonnie, I really like the vocal. It comes off a little less sarcastic and more playful than my own interpretation. Dale: Banjo and recorder? Are you kidding? Sounds cool though. And it's nice to hear one of Jeff's rare performances on keyboards. I think Don's guitar really drives the tune.
Not All Truth Dale Jones	Dale - Lead vocal, electric guitar Dan - Organ, backup vocal Lon - Slide guitar, backup vocal Jeff - Bass Marty McCray - Drums The Bullhorns Brad Henninberg - Trumpet Brad Ulrich - Tenor sax Peter Moss - Baritone sax
Commentary	Dale: A bit of moral ambiguity with a good back-beat. It was good to play with Marty again. I think he stopped aging about fifteen years ago.
An Offer Dan Pettis	Dan - Lead vocal, bass and keyboards Dale - Vocal, banjo and percussion Lon - Vocal Steve Shroy- Drums Peter Moss- Tenor and baritone sax
Commentary	Dan: An old one from the Cock 'n' Bull days circa 1980. I'm glad we revisited. Dale: Banjo and baritone sax? Once again, it's weird, but it works.
Favorite Face Dale Jones and Gail Nosek	Dale - Lead vocal, acoustic guitars and percussion Lon - mandolins, backup vocal Dan - Keyboards Jeff - Bass, backup vocal
Commentary	Dale: This is based on a line that Gail came up with. That "du-it du-it" percussion sound is an udu, an African clay drum, and it's just about my favorite percussion instrument. Dan: I like the layers in the mix. This one really sounds like old Cock 'n' Bull. Fabulous Mandolins, doctor.
Velcro Days Dan Pettis	Jeff - Lead and backup vocal Dan - Keyboards, programming, percussion Dale - Vocal, percussion, bass, banjo Lon - Vocal The Bullhorns Brad Henninberg - Trumpet Peter Moss - Baritone sax
Commentary	Dan: I was on a rant. It's fun to bitch about the media. Everything has to be a quick fix, nowadays. For God's sake, save the children.
You Lashed Out Dale Jones	Dale - Lead Vocal, acoustic guitar, banjo, percussion Lon - Recorder, mandolin, vocal Dan - Electronic drums and percussion, organ, fake mellotron, backup vocal Jeff - Bass, backup vocal
Commentary	Dale: I wrote this too close to my divorce and the anger is palpable. Emotionally it's honest, but maybe the premise is unfair. Maybe it needs a subtitle: You Lashed Out (And I Don't Blame You).
Randy's Ashes Dan Pettis	Dan - Lead vocal, keyboards, vocal arrangement Jeff - Bass, acoustic 12-string Lon - Vibes, backup vocal Dale - Vocal, acoustic 12-string, electric guitar Steve Shroy - Drums
Commentary	Dan: I still miss my best friend, but I'm glad he didn't have to deal with the crap that has gone on in this century so far.
I See Stars Lon Jones and Dan Pettis	Lon - Lead and backup vocal Dan - Piano and synthesizers, programming Dale - Backup vocal, ethereal guitar choking Jeff - Cocktail drums, backup vocal, bass vocal Peter Moss - Tenor sax Doug Durbrow - Mark Tree
Commentary	Dan: I found some lyrics in my archives by Lon. I vaguely remembered a melody he composed twenty some years ago that fits with these lyrics. I Dannytized it and presented it to the other Dozers. The old boys put their stamp on it and there you be. Dale: At least we got something from studying jazz vocals with Hal Malcolm. Thanks Hal!
Fluids Dan Pettis, Lon Jones and Dale Jones	Jeff - Lead and backup vocal, bass, noises Dan - Vocal, keyboards, noises Lon - Vocal, noises Dale - Vocal, banjo, percussion, programming, noises
Commentary	Dan: Another 1980s leftover. This has the goofy charm of the old band. This was an absolute ball to record. Who was that accordion player? Dale: All those noises were impromptu and in retrospect they need to be there.
Three Cold Stones Dale Jones	Dale - Lead vocal, acoustic guitars, bass, percussion Lon - Mandolin, backup vocal Dan Piano, vocal arrangement Jeff - Backup vocal Steve Shroy - Drums
Commentary	Dale: When I was about ten, my cousin David told me the story about The Three Brothers while we were standing in a graveyard right next to Mill Creek which was rushing by not ten feet away. It scared the living shit out of me. Fast forward about thirty-five years. I was talking to David at Thanksgiving and I told him that I had written a song based on that old story. I had always assumed the story was apochryphal and just intended to scare little boys away from Mill Creek in the springtime. And he said, "Oh, you mean the story about the Vowel brothers?" It turns out that the story is basically true. The Vowel brothers all drowned in one tragic accident, although not quite in the dramatic way described in the song. I dedicate the song to the Vowel family and hope that it honors the memory of their lost children.
Stuck on Both Sides Dale Jones	Dale - Lead and backup vocal, electric guitars, banjo, percussion Lon - Synthesizer, backup vocal Dan - Lead and backup vocal, organ, synthesizers Jeff - Lead and backup vocal, bass Steve Shroy - Drums
Commentary	Dale: This is about Northern Ireland, the Israelis and the Palestinians, the former Yugoslav Republic, and every other ancient and bloody conflict fueled by religion, racial tension, or real politik. This is our history as humanity and is probably going to be our future. If there is such a thing as original sin it's probably our ability to participate in what Simone de Beavoir calls the "willing creation of The Other." Once we create The Other, they're no longer human and the stage is set for committing any sort of atrocity we can imagine. And we're stuck on both sides. Dan: This is some heavy shit. Dale, you get to be our John Lennon.
Cartwheels in the Sky Dan Pettis	Dan - Vocal, vocal arrangement, and synthesizers Lon - Lead vocal, classical guitar Jeff - Bass Dale - Vocal, acoustic guitars, percussion
Commentary	Dan: A strange song about flying dreams. Mine were always intense. I wanted voices that sounded like Seals & Crofts meets the Four Freshman. I got real close with the "Jones Tones." I really dig the guitar solos.
Hanging Over Jordan Dan Pettis	Dale - Lead vocal, intro and outro vocals, bass, acoustic and electric guitar, mandolin and percussion Dan - Vocal, synthesized accordian, piano, organ Lon - Vocal, synthesizer accordian solo Jeff Electric piano Steve Shroy - Drums
Commentary	Dan: I put myself in someone else's shoes for this one. I'm glad his life is perking up. I always heard this as a Bull song with Dale singing the lead. Thanks, guys, its really powerful.