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Ed's Redeeming Qualities was an alternative folk group that was founded in 1988 and originally consisted of Dan Leone, Dom Leone, Carrie Bradley (who also performed with The Breeders), and Neno Perrotta. Jonah Winter joined the band for the albums ''Big Grapefruit Cleanup Job'' and ''At The Fish And Game Club''. Dom Leone died of cancer in 1989. The band received some mainstream exposure when The Breeders covered their song "Drivin' On 9" on the album ''Last Splash''. Furthermore, Ed's Redeeming Qualities contributed several songs to the soundtrack for the movie ''Ed's Next Move'', a film in which they also briefly appeared. Their songs were often funny and strange story-songs or character sketches. Some highlights include Neno's "Lawyers and Truckers" and "Lawn Dart", and Leone's "Spoken Word." Though the band has officially broken up, some members of the group still occasionally get together for reunion concerts every few years or so. After the band's breakup, Carrie Bradley went on to form the band 100 Watt Smile, which released two albums in the late 1990s. Dan Leone and Jonah Winter went on to writing careers, and Neno Perrotta published a book of poetry. The Presidents of the United States of America, in their 2008 release ''These Are the Good Times People'' borrowed the lyrics and title of the ERQ song "More Bad Times," adding a few additional quips and a new musical feel. ==Reunion 2011== On January 22, 2011, Ed's Redeeming Qualities played a reunion show at TT the Bear's Place in Cambridge, MA, and recreated the atmosphere of Ed's Basement variety shows that occurred at The Rathskeller in the late 1980s.〔(Ed's Redeeming Qualities )〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Ed's Redeeming Qualities」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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