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Ball and Chain (Social Distortion song)

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Trivia
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| name = Ball and Chain
| cover = Social Distortion Ball and Chain Single.jpg
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| type = single
| artist = Social Distortion
| album = Social Distortion
| released = March 27, 1990
| format = CD single
| recorded = 1989
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| venue =
| genre = Cowpunk, punk blues
| length = 5:44
| label = Epic
| writer = Mike Ness
| producer = Dave Jerden
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"Ball and Chain" is a hit song by Social Distortion, a Southern California punk rock band, written by Mike Ness in 1987, featured on their self-titled album, released in 1990, as well as on Live at the Roxy (1998).

In the words of lead singer/writer Mike Ness, "Ball and Chain" is "a hard luck story,"^[1] a forceful cry, a lament, a plea, a "folk prayer."^[2]

Trivia

The song was played in episodes of My Name Is Earl, Scrubs and Hindsight as well as the film Jarhead (2005)
Frontman Mike Ness recorded a "Honky Tonk" version of this song on his solo album Under the Influences in 1999.
The song was also transcribed in the January 2005 issue of Guitar World.
The song was used as the entrance song for Ricardo Almeida at UFC 101.
The song appears in the videogame The Third on fictional radio station The Mix 107.77.
The music video was directed by Tony van den Ende and edited by Scott C. Wilson.
The song was also used by The Bike (a YouTube channel explicitly made for mods and short stories of the popular visual novel game Doki Doki Literature Club) in his video “The Dokis say the F word!”. It appeared at the start of said video in the background.

References

1. ^Mike Ness, Introduction to performance of "Ball and Chain", Live at the Roxy
2. ^Mike Ness, Liner Notes, Live at the Roxy

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