Solo single released by Jefferson Holt's Dog Gone Records in 1989. The a-side is a Berry original credited to «Stashus Mute»; the b-side is a cover of the New Colony Six song from the 1968 album Revelations. «13111» is a translation of «Bill» into numerals. Berry drums with friends at a charity event for Tourette's Syndrome at the Morton Theater. After the show, he auctions off his drum set. Berry and fellow Athenian Davis Causey contributed this song to the Tourette’s Syndrome benefit compilation Welcome Companions in the summer of 2000. He also drummed on three tracks by Sherry Joyce. The two previously collaborated on the Tourette Syndrome Charity album. Bill joined the Tractor for five months and played with them at the same time as R.E.M. He ultimately chose the latter because they were willing to quit school to play music. When the Tractor’s self-titled debut album was released, it included the Berry composition Motorcade. The album was re-released two years later as 'Til the Cows Come Home. Bill rejoined the line-up as a percussionist during their 2001 reunion album, playing on Bright. Plays on Into the Night. Berry produced demos of this New Jersey band, including the songs Day She Went Away, [Love It] Automatic, Not So Mopso, Ring in the Sand, and So Long Edgewood. Bill sat in with this band for a benefit playing Ride Me High, Drums, Time Is Free, and Climb to Safety. Mike Mills joined the band the following night. A band made up of fellow University of Georgia students who were mainly from the campus radio station WUOG. 