Ronnie Blake

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Ronnie Blake is a musician from Fullerton, California. In 1999, he joined a swing band named Big Bad Voodoo Daddy. He left the band in 2004 to join Green Day on their American Idiot tour. He recorded the trumpet tracks for Aaliyah's last CD before she died. Blake also performed on the Memento soundtrack, and alongside singer Ricardo Lemvo.

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Green Day
Billie Joe Armstrong \| Mike Dirnt \| Tré Cool
Jason White \| Jason Freese \| Ronnie Blake \| Al Sobrante
Discography
Studio Albums: 39/Smooth \| Kerplunk! \| Dookie \| Insomniac \| nimrod. \| Warning: \| American Idiot
Studio EPs: 1,000 Hours \| Slappy \| Sweet Children
Compilations: 1,039/Smoothed Out Slappy Hours \| International Superhits! \| Shenanigans
Live Albums/ Live EPs: Live Tracks \| Bowling Bowling Bowling Parking Parking \| Foot in Mouth \| Tune in Tokyo \| Bullet in a Bible
DVDs: International Supervideos! \| Riding in Vans with Boys \| Bullet in a Bible
Singles: "Longview" \| "Welcome to Paradise" \| " Basket Case" \| "She" \| "When I Come Around" \| "J.A.R." \| "Geek Stink Breath" \| "Stuck With Me" \| "Brain Stew"/"Jaded" \| "Walking Contradiction" \| "Hitchin' a Ride" \| "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)" \| "Redundant" \| "Nice Guys Finish Last" \| "Minority" \| "Warning" \| "Waiting" \| "Macy's Day Parade" \| "Poprocks & Coke" \| "I Fought the Law" \| "American Idiot" \| "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" \| "Holiday" \| "Wake Me Up When September Ends" \| "Jesus of Suburbia" \| "The Saints Are Coming"
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