The accompanying lyric video for “"I'm Going Back To Tennessee" from HIP Video Productions keeps the period feel intact. Footage from the 1920s and 1930s plays through an old, fuzzy tube television, giving the video a worn, aged appearance while keeping Carr’s words and Wyze’s vocals front and center.

“Wall Street Blues” is ideally suited for fans to throw their fists in the air and chant at the top of their lungs. So it’s no surprise that the “Wall Street Blues” lyric video, created in collaboration with HIP Video Productions, is the perfect arena for fans to do so without even getting up off the couch.

Bruce Sudano comes up with a masterclass of a music video showing his charming rustic and “wild side.” The music video has visuals of the countryside and a classic car with the VFX designs of an almost golden old-school movie feel.

Let's tease this tomfoolery with a little more gas—provided by the music video for "Motor Scooter." In this jolly and mischievous flick, we find band members Dave and Joe out on the run. Chased out of a bar, they hop on their bikes and ride off smiling into the crisp Upstate NY autumn colors. Along the way, they catch drummer Scruffy playing drifter on the roadside and comically leave him smelling their exhaust.