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A-Town Blues

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Wayne Hancock

Bloodshot Records

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Studio: Bloodshot Records
Theatrical Release Date: Dec 31, 1969
DVD Release Date: Sep 04, 2001
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ASIN: B00005R8IH
UPC: 744302008028
Sales Rank: 106273

Tracks:

1: A-Town Blues
2: Man Of The Road
3: Sands Of Time
4: Miller, Jack & Mad Dog
5: Track 49
6: Life's Lonesome Road
7: Cow Cow Boogie
8: Route 23
9: Happy Birthday Julie
10: California Blues
11: Every Time
12: Viper
13: We Three
14: Railroad Blues

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Produced by Lloyd Maines (Wilco, Richard Buckner, Joe Ely, and, yes, the Dixie Chicks), "A-Town Blues" is loose and live, baby. Pedal steel, guitars, and buckhouse bass?that?s it. No trickery or effects, just the finely honed chops of a band that?s been known to play 200+ dates in a year. They swing through a set of songs that reflect Wayne's scorn for the soulless, pocketbook-driven sounds that ooze out of Nashville; songs that reminisce about old friends and family; songs that sing praises to the road and songs that rue the hazards of hooch.

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A Town Blues, 2008-04-09
It's simple.The Train is a great musician,singer and song writer and it's all evident on this cd. Besides all of this, his back up musicians are terrific and he features them on almost every song and even seems to take a back seat to them. If you haven't listened to Wayne very much this cd will work for you. If you are a Train fan you can't live without this cd.

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can't go wrong, 2007-06-05
I love this cd more every time I listen to it. Boogie twang at it's best

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A Town Blues - Wayne Hancock, 2007-01-10
Excellent choice from this lively Texas rockabilly artist. See him in concert if you ever have the chance.

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Moving country, 2006-06-04
An impressive album filled with music and musicianship of huge integrity. It would be pointless to single out any track as a standout because they're all pretty darn wonderful, but there is something extra special about the poignant "Happy Birthday Julie" - Hancock's wearily resigned and lovelorn vocal taking the melody into unexpected places (in fact, I can well imagine Willie Nelson covering this song). The production is sparse, the musicianship brilliant: it's evident that Hancock and his band had a ball while creating a classic (in just 20 hours!). Honky tonk, Western swing, rockabilly: this is an album brimming with real country music that really moves - in more ways than one. Highly recommended.

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A thousand miles and more..., 2005-09-26
This album is quickly becoming a favorite of mine. The songs are memorable for their raw, honest lyrics, as well as for the toe-tapping guitars. Wayne Hancock is a true American gem who blends country, hillbilly swing, rockability, and blues to form a cadre of songs that are hard to get out of your head.

So tie one on and make a thousand miles...