Posted by: der spunk on 23-04-2008, 22:10 | ||||||||||||||||
Review by Thom Owens
Got No Bread / Tryin' Like the Devil combines James Talley's 1975 and 1976 albums for Captiol Records on one disc. Talley had a gift for writing detailed, bluesy folk songs that were aimed directly at working-class audience. of course, it was the kind of venture that worked on a cerebral level more than a visceral one, so critics -- and even President Jimmy Carter -- celebrated these songs, while very few people ever bought either album. Still, both of these records hold up remarkably well, and there's a number of understated gems scattered throughout this compact disc. Track List: 1. : W. Lee O'Daniel & The Light Crust Dough Boys 2. : Got No Bread, No Milk, No Money, But We... 3. : Red River Memory 4. : Give Him Another Bottle 5. : Calico Gypsy 6. : To Get Back Home 7. : Big Taters In The Sandy Land 8. : Intro 9. : No Opener Needed 10. : Blue Eyed Ruth And My Sunday Suit 11. : Mehan, Oklahoma 12. : Daddy's Song 13. : Take Me To The Country 14. : Red River Reprise 15. : Forty Hours 16. : Deep Country Blues 17. : Give My Love To Marie 18. : Are They Gonna Make Us Outlaws Again 19. : She Tries Not To Cry 20. : Tryin' Like The Devil 21. : She's The One 22. : Sometimes I Think About Suzanne 23. : Nothin' But The Blues 24. : You Can't Ever Tell another present from huddel and me enjoy & share |
Posted by: der spunk on 23-04-2008, 22:11 | ||
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