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From Nervous Records

1.Country boy 2.Stay away from my gal 3.She's the one 4.Fool, fool, fool 5.I fooled with your heart 6.Don't stop 7.Miss Misery 8.How come you didn't tell me 9.Hot dang 10.The way you keep on treatin' me 11.Rock pretty mama 12.Gone fishin'
 
"Strap on your rocket pack, slick up with grease, zip on the shoes and get ready to ride that rocket. Rockin' Lloyd will have you blasting into space with that fancy-spancy bass playing of his and wear a new hole in your dance shoes. You won't have time to rest or to get baby a new pair of shoes.
     I have heard so much about Rockin' Lloyd his singing, musicianship and bass playing. I knew when he decided to blast his way to Utah that I would spring out for a night of stargazing and see him play. Lloyd played the end of March at Burts Tiki Lounge......"
Mary Gunning - April 2001
 
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From Rockabilly Hall Of Fame BY BARRY M. KLEIN - August, 2002
 

Another CD of note, which was released just prior to Green Bay 2002, is "Gone Fishin", by the San Francisco group Rockin' Lloyd Tripp and the Zipguns. I purchased "Ride That Rocket", the CD on the Uranium label that was out a couple of years ago. Based in San Francisco, Rockin' Lloyd Tripp and the Zipguns center around Lloyd Tripp, who handles most of the vocals and song writing. As a matter of fact, all 12 songs on each of Lloyd's CD's on Uranium Rock Records were written all or in part by Lloyd. Although the rest of the band seems to have changed personnel since 2000, "Gone Fishin'"is a tasty treat of 12 songs, with a pretty good variety of sound. Most are up-tempo rockers, and several stood out for me, including "Country Boy", "She's The One", "Fool, Fool, Fool", "Don't Stop", "How Come You Didn't Tell Me", "Hot Dang", "Rock Pretty Mama", and the title track, "Gone Fishin'".