Fighters and Incubus. The album also includes the Red Sox victory song "Dirty Water" by The Standells, in which Arroyo is accompanied by Johnny Damon, Lenny DiNardo, and Kevin Youkilis. He also taught Kevin Millar how to play guitar and performed vocals for the song "Tessie" as covered by the Dropkick Murphys. In 2008, commercials for JTM Food Group featuring a 'music video' by Arroyo; also featuring FSN Ohio color analyst and former Cincinnati Reds player Chris Welsh began airing during Cincinnati Reds games. Arroyo appears as a vocalist on the song "Since You" on Chad Perrone's album, Wake. Bronson made his public debut on stage in January 2004 at the Hot Stove Cool Music fundraiser at the Paradise Rock Club in Boston. He performed a cover of Pearl Jam's "Black" with teammate Kevin Millar. He later performed full sets at four other Hot Stove Cool Music events with a full band that featured saxophonist Elan Trotman and two members of Gnarls Barkley (drummer Eric Gardner and guitarist Clint Walsh). In July 2020, Arroyo collaborated with classical pianist Harrison Sheckler to create a virtual choir recording of "Take Me Out to the Ballgame". Current and former players, including Cy Young winner Bret Saberhagen, as well as announcers and other baseball personalities, were among the final 200 participants in the choir. See also List of Cuban Americans References External links 1977 births Alternative rock guitarists Alternative rock singers Altoona Curve players American alternative rock musicians American sportspeople of Cuban descent American rock guitarists American male guitarists American rock singers Arizona Diamondbacks players Augusta GreenJackets players Baseball players from Florida Boston Red Sox players Carolina Mudcats players Cincinnati Reds players Doping cases in baseball Drugs in sport in the United States Gulf Coast Pirates players Living people Lynchburg Hillcats players Major League Baseball pitchers Nashville Sounds players National League All-Stars Pawtucket Red Sox players People from Brooksville, Florida People from Key West, Florida Pittsburgh Pirates players Singers from Florida Gold Glove Award winners 21st-century American guitarists Gulf Coast Nationals players Guitarists from Florida 21st-century American male singers 21st-century American singers