Beat Farmers - Media Occurrences of Music

Media Occurrences of Music

  • "Happy Boy" is played on popular Pittsburgh classic rock station WDVE Fridays around 3pm to signal the traditional end of the work week. The station began playing the song shortly after the song hit the airwaves. "Happy Boy" also is played during the seventh-inning stretch at Fairbanks Goldpanners games.
  • WRKI-FM in Brookfield, Connecticut plays "Happy Boy" (bookended by Todd Rundgren's "Bang The Drum All Day" and Jonathan Edwards' "Shanty") Fridays around 5pm.
  • "Happy Boy" was played in the 2003 movie Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd and the 1998 film Pecker.
  • "Riverside" was played in the 1986 movie Rad. It was also used in a 1986 Budweiser (Anheuser-Busch) radio commercial. Montana also provided the voice over for the ad.
  • "Hideaway" is featured in the soundtrack to the 1989 film Major League.
  • "Big Big Man" was featured in The Garbage Pail Kids Movie.
  • "Baby's Liquored Up" is featured in the film "Stag"
  • "Deceiver" was featured in Teen Wolf Too.
  • "Baby's Liquored Up" and "Gettin' Drunk" were played in the 1997 PC game "Redneck Rampage".
  • "Big Ugly Wheels" was featured in an episode of the 21 Jumpstreet spinoff, Booker.

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