Tommy Stinson
Tommy Stinson joined The Replacements as a bassist in 1979, when the Minneapolis band was part of the Twin Cities punk scene. He later took on lead vocal...
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Tommy Stinson joined The Replacements as a bassist in 1979, when the Minneapolis band was part of the Twin Cities punk scene. He later took on lead vocal duties for their 1987 album 'Pleased to Meet Me,' which included the track 'Light of Day.'
After The Replacements, Stinson formed Bash & Pop and released 'Friday Night Is Killing Me' in 1993. He also worked with Soul Asylum on their 2006 album 'Change of Fortune.'
Some of his solo songs include 'Someday,' 'Bite Your Tongue,' and 'Couldn't Wait.'
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