The Bis-Quits is the self-titled debut album from The Bis-Quits, released in 1993 on Oh Boy Records. The band, composed of seasoned musicians Will Kimbrough, Tommy Womack, Mike Grimes, and Tommy Meyer, brings together a mix of rock and Americana influences, creating a sound that is both raw and melodic.

Produced by Mike Utley and The Bis-Quits, the album features a collection of tracks that highlight the band’s tight musicianship and sharp songwriting. Songs like “Yo Yo Ma,” “Wages of Sin,” and “Cold Wind” demonstrate the group’s ability to blend catchy hooks with introspective lyrics. The album’s production is straightforward, focusing on the band’s natural chemistry and live energy.

The Bis-Quits remains a hidden gem within the Americana genre, showcasing the talents of its members, who have each gone on to have successful careers in music.

1. Tommy's On His Own
2. Blues & Wine
3. Betty Was Black (And Willie Was White)
4. Anal All Day
5. Cold Wind
6. Cyberpop
7. 76 Bis-quits
8. Smell The Taste Of Love
9. The Powers That Be
10. Tennessee Valley Girl
11. Walking On A Wire
12. Yo Yo Ma