Shit. Sounds like you on tour.
Gotta put those funds I’m not wasting on the Cajuns to good use…
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My dad has this cassette in his car when I was a kid. A black Geo Metro. You could feel each and every pebble you hit on the road in that little car. The earliest music I can remember hearing. Still love this album. Found it used on CD at a shop in Houston today. The album is heavily inspired by Browne’s break up from Daryl Hannah. It’s kinda a return to form for him, as he had written mostly political stuff in the 80s. Of course, I didn’t know any of that at 4. Just catchy songs that I requested to be played each time in the car.
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Great song. I can see where a break up with Hannah would send a man into reflection.
All Sturgill till album drops…
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Same man. I think I listened to the first Johnny Blue Skies record a dozen times over the last week.
Such a good damn album. Have a playlist with all his albums and all the albums he’s produced for other artist.
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Am I the only one that likes the Johnny Blue Skies albums way more than Sturgill’s?
I love all of them. Metamodern Sounds is my favorite. It’s up there as an all time favorite from anybody. Sound & Fury and Sailors Guide are next for me but every album is different.
High Top mountain is more traditional country and you see his sound evolve a lot after it.
Might as well mention The Ballad of Dood and Juanita. Great story telling album.
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Released 33 years ago today.
Edit: “It Was a Good Day” was released 33 years ago from that same album.
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Listened to this album not long ago.one of the best rap albums of all time.
Shuffle is blessing me today…
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Banger.
34 years old today.
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Gotta love Pantera. When everybody else started turning to Grunge, they were like, Hold my Beer, and went balls to the wall harder.
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