Studio Album · No. 5

Love, War and the Ghost of Whitey Ford Songwriting Credits by Everlast

2008 Martyr Inc. 19 tracks 62:36

Produced by Everlast, Keefus Ciancia, DJ Lethal, DJ Muggs

Martyr Inc. Rap RockBlues Rock
Artist
95%
Authorship

Holds writing credit on 18 of 19 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 18 / 19 documented

Who wrote the songs?

Scored across the 19 tracks with documented writers, by whether Everlast carries a lyricist or composer credit.

95%
18 trackswritten by Everlast 1 trackoutside writers
Everlast's roles on this album

Share of the 19 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.

Lyricist95%
Composer95%
Producer100%
Performer100%

By the Numbers

19
Tracks
4
Lyricists
4
Producers
2008
Released
Data Insight

Twelve of the nineteen tracks are his alone, the most on any record here. Running his own label meant nobody else needed a credit, and the writing shows it: the album is longer and more his than anything before or after.

Love, War and the Ghost of Whitey Ford came out on his own Martyr Inc. label in September 2008 and runs 63 minutes across nineteen tracks, the longest album in the catalogue.

Track Listing & Credits 19 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Kill the Emperor
EverlastKeefus Ciancia Erik SchrodyKeefus Ciancia EverlastKeefus CianciaDJ LethalDJ Muggs Everlast (Performer)
2
Folsom Prison Blues
Johnny Cash John R. Cash Keefus CianciaEverlastDJ Muggs Everlast (Performer)
3
Stone in My Hand
Everlast Erik Schrody EverlastKeefus CianciaDJ LethalDJ Muggs Everlast (Performer)
4
Anyone
Everlast Erik Schrody EverlastKeefus CianciaDJ LethalDJ Muggs Everlast (Performer)
5
Die in Yer' Arms
EverlastKeefus Ciancia Erik SchrodyKeefus Ciancia EverlastKeefus CianciaDJ LethalDJ Muggs Everlast (Performer)
6
Friend
Everlast Erik Schrody EverlastKeefus CianciaDJ LethalDJ Muggs Everlast (Performer)
7
Everyone
Everlast Erik Schrody EverlastKeefus CianciaDJ LethalDJ Muggs Everlast (Performer)
8
Naked
EverlastKeefus CianciaDJ Lethal Erik SchrodyKeefus CianciaLeor Dimant Keefus CianciaEverlastDJ Lethal Everlast (Performer)
9
Stay
Everlast Erik Schrody EverlastKeefus CianciaDJ LethalDJ Muggs Everlast (Performer)
10
Letters Home from the Garden of Stone
EverlastKeefus Ciancia Erik SchrodyKeefus Ciancia EverlastKeefus CianciaDJ LethalDJ Muggs Everlast (Performer)
11
Tuesday Mornin'
EverlastKeefus Ciancia Erik SchrodyKeefus Ciancia EverlastKeefus CianciaDJ LethalDJ Muggs Everlast (Performer)
12
Throw a Stone
Everlast Erik Schrody EverlastKeefus CianciaDJ LethalDJ Muggs Everlast (Performer)
13
Weakness
Everlast Erik Schrody EverlastKeefus CianciaDJ LethalDJ Muggs Everlast (Performer)
14
Dirty
Everlast Erik Schrody EverlastKeefus CianciaDJ LethalDJ Muggs Everlast (Performer)
15
The Ocean
EverlastKeefus Ciancia Erik SchrodyKeefus Ciancia EverlastKeefus CianciaDJ LethalDJ Muggs Everlast (Performer)
16
Let It Go
Everlast Erik Schrody EverlastKeefus CianciaDJ LethalDJ Muggs Everlast (Performer)
17
Saving Grace
Everlast Erik Schrody EverlastKeefus CianciaDJ LethalDJ Muggs Everlast (Performer)
18
My Medicine
Everlast Erik Schrody EverlastKeefus CianciaDJ LethalDJ Muggs Everlast (Performer)
19
Maybe
Everlast Erik Schrody EverlastKeefus CianciaDJ LethalDJ Muggs Everlast (Performer)

Songwriter & Credit Spotlight 8 contributors

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Frequently Asked Questions Love, War and the Ghost of Whitey Ford

Who wrote Love, War and the Ghost of Whitey Ford?
Everlast is credited on eighteen of the nineteen tracks and is the only writer on twelve.
How did it sell?
The discography's sales and certification columns are both blank for this album.
Did any single chart?
No single from the album entered the Billboard Hot 100.
What is Martyr Inc.?
His own label, which has released every album since 2008.
Are engineering credits published?
No. The album article lists producers and writers but no engineers.
How long is it?
62:36 across nineteen tracks, the longest album in the catalogue.
What is it about?
The songs deal with the Iraq war and its cost at home, which the title points at.

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