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Compost & Stag - 2 CDs
| Side A | ||
| Artist | Song | |
| The Highwaymen | Songs that Make a Difference | |
| Bob Dylan | It Hurts Me Too | |
| Waylon Jennings | Lonesome, On'ry and Mean | |
| Spade Cooley | Shame On You | |
| Loretta Lynn | Success | |
| Johnny Cash | Nobody | |
| Hank Williams, Sr. | Alone and Forsaken | |
| Townes Van Zandt | (I Heard That) Lonesome Whistle | |
| Mississippi John Hurt | Let the Mermaids Flirt with Me | |
| Woody Guthrie | Do Re Mi | |
| Bruce Springsteen | Reason to Believe | |
| Bob Dylan | Down Along the Cove | |
| Marty Robbins | A White Sport Coat | |
| Jerry Lee Lewis | Waitin' For A Train | |
| Johnny Cash | No Expectations | |
| The Rolling Stones | Let It Bleed | |
| Waylon Jennings & Willie Nelson | Gold Dust Woman | |
| Dolly Parton | Jolene | |
| John Prine with Bruce Springsteen | Take a Look At My Heart | |
| Steve Earle | I Don't Want to Lose You Yet | |
| Tom Petty | You're Gonna Change (Or I'm Gonna Leave) | |
| Webb Pierce & Wanda Jackson | Sweet Lips | |
| Jim Stringer | Love A Little More (of the Way I Am) | |
| Buck Owens | Excuse Me (I Think I've Got a Heartache) | |
| The Beatles | Sure to Fall (In Love With You) | |
| Dwight Yoakam | Honky Tonk Man | |
| Side B | ||
| Artist | Song | Buy |
| Los Super Seven | I'm Not That Kat Anymore | |
| Robbie Fulks | Fixin' to Fall | |
| The Highwaymen | Big River | |
| Loretta Lynn & Conway Twitty | Back Street Affair | |
| John Prine & Iris DeMent | (We're Not) The Jet Set | |
| Jerry Lee Lewis & George Jones | Don't Be Ashamed Of Your Age | |
| The Everly Brothers | Poor Jenny | |
| The Smothers Brothers | Jenny Brown | |
| The Byrds | You're Still On My Mind | |
| Marshall Tucker Band | Desert Skies | |
| Glen Campbell | Gentle On My Mind | |
| Johnny Cash & June Carter Cash | Pack Up Your Sorrows | |
| The Sir Douglas Quintet | Philadelphia Lawyer | |
| Bob Dylan | Baby, Let Me Follow You Down | |
| Elvis Presley | Baby, Let's Play House | |
| The Beatles | Run For Your Life | |
| Steve Earle | I'm Looking Through You | |
| David Grisham & John Hartford | Doin' My Time | |
| Leadbelly | Goodnight, Irene | |
| Hank Williams, Sr. | Can't Get You Off My Mind | |
| Freddy Fender | Your Cheating Heart | |
| Robbie Fulks | The Buck Stops Here | |
| Buck Owens | Above and Beyond | |
| Jerry Lee Lewis with Keith Richards | That Kind of Fool | |
| Kelly Kessler | Well of Tears | |
Comment:
The title comes from an offhand comment on one of my early mixes.Compost here because these songs represent the tracks that never quite found a home on the other redneck mixes so I just threw the lot in this bucket. And besides, I am a certified compost wacko.
Stag because it is the true King of Beers and because it is a fitting tribute to my good ole Grandpa Bernie.
Bottoms up.
Feedback:
where on earth do you find the time for all these fantastically consistent mixes? by all means, please don't stop...
where on earth do you find the time indeedy !Mostly this is excellent and right up my (red neck) street - gotta say though, that some of the more 'C&W' type tracks really get on my tits !Anyway, I can go to bed now since I've learnt something today - brewing beer in Belleville and the rights and wrongs of composting !
Great mix, gotta take issue with you re the 'King of Beers' comment. With the greatest respect you guys haven't a clue how to produce good beers, takes us Europeans to do that job properly!
F.C. is right about the mix wrong about the beer. At least his understanding of how we use our beer. We drink beer to put the fire out from the Tennessee "shine" shot we just took. This mix has the "Hank Thompson/Johnny Ace" seal of approval.
Great work, again, no matter what your beer preferences.
I don't want to get too DP on this mix, but I have to defend the beer a bit.
As Terry mentioned, my declaration is based on the school of thought that you pick a beer by being cheap enough for marinade, yet decent enough to drink. And watery enough to put out literal fires when bbqing.
And as I told Cliff, I would prefer a good Newcastle or St. Pauli Girl and of course the Bruces had it right though. American beer is like making love in a canoe (fucking close to water). Stag is like making love in a canoe in the Mississippi River, of course.
As Terry mentioned, my declaration is based on the school of thought that you pick a beer by being cheap enough for marinade, yet decent enough to drink. And watery enough to put out literal fires when bbqing.
And as I told Cliff, I would prefer a good Newcastle or St. Pauli Girl and of course the Bruces had it right though. American beer is like making love in a canoe (fucking close to water). Stag is like making love in a canoe in the Mississippi River, of course.
Holy hell! I'll drink to this.
Another fine country collection packed with cool tunes.
Looks great - the mix AND the cover!!
continuing the trend of consistently excellent mixes. i am well past debating beer selections as i loved top hat (cincinnati's finest) in college.
Packed to the gills with great stuff - love it! Where do you find the time indeed...
I'ld raise an Iron City to this (and flip the Kielbasa). Kudos for the Smothers Brothers
Can't...keep....up. Too much...to absorb. My God, how...does..he...keep...it up?
Amazing.. There's a few versions I've yet to hear here such as The Boss doing Reason To Believe.. That Marty - Dolly run looks pretty great..
Wow, looks interesting. I don't know enough about this stuff to say much, but I love the Highwaymen.
Great stuff, I'm really enjoying this redneck series.
robbie fulks is great! always happy to see him in a mix.
nice stuff
the Spade Cooley to Mississippi John Hurt run on disc one is impressive, and I loved the Glen Campbell/Carter&Cash pair on disc two, along with Leadbelly's version of "Goodnight, Irene." also, "White Sport Coat" is the only Marty Robbins tune they have at the local karaoke joint, and I hadn't really heard it until now. will listen repeatedly, then head down to grab the mic.