Red Letter Day (EP)

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Red Letter Day
EP by The Get Up Kids
Released	1999
Genre	Alternative rock
Length	16:45
Label	Doghouse Records
Producer	Ed Rose
The Get Up Kids chronology
Four Minute Mile (1997) Red Letter Day EP (1999) Something to Write Home About (1999)

Red Letter Day is a five-track EP by the Kansas City, Missouri band The Get Up Kids. It was released before their second full-length album Something to Write Home About. It featured James Dewees on the keyboards, and shortly after it was released, he joined the band full-time.

1. One Year Later
2. Red Letter Day
3. Forgive and Forget
4. Anne Arbour
5. Mass Pike

[edit] Additional Releases

• The entire EP was later combined with the band's other EP Woodson and re-releasled on one CD.
• The songs "Forgive and Forget" and "Anne Arbour" were later released on the band's album Eudora.
• The song "Anne Arbour" was released as a b-side on the single for the song "Ten Minutes"

[edit] Personnel

• Matt Pryor: Lead Vocals, Guitar
• James Dewees: Keyboards, Vocals
• Jim Suptic: Guitar, Vocals
• Rob Pope: Bass
• Ryan Pope: Drums

v • d • e The Get Up Kids Matthew Pryor – Jim Suptic – Rob Pope – Ryan Pope – James Dewees Studio Albums Four Minute Mile – Something to Write Home About – On A Wire – Guilt Show EPs Woodson – Red Letter Day Compilation Albums Eudora Live Albums Live! @ The Granada Theater Singles Shorty – A Newfound Interest in Massachusetts – Ten Minutes – Action & Action – Wouldn't Believe It Labels Vagrant – Doghouse Side Projects Reggie and the Full Effect – The New Amsterdams – Blackpool Lights – Terrible Twos – Spoon – White Whale – Tijuana Crime Scene Related Articles Emo – Ed Rose – Black Lodge Studios

Categories: The Get Up Kids albums | 1999 albums | The Get Up Kids

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