David_Allan_Coe-Texas_Moon-CD-FLAC-2013-BOCKSCAR

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2013-06-23

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   Artist  : David Allan Coe
   Album   : Texas Moon
   Bitrate : 918 kbps

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   Source     : CD (LP)
   Label      : Real Gone Music
   Year       : 2013
   Genre      : Country
   Rip date   : 2013-06-21
   Store date : 2013-04-30
   Encoder    : FLAC 1.2.1

+--------------------------------[Track List]--------------------------------+

  1.  Got You On My Mind (Joe Thomas & Howard Biggs)                 2:39
  2.  These Days (Jackson Browne)                                    3:48
  3.  A Satisfied Mind (Hayes & Rhodes)                              4:27
  4.  Why You Been Gone So Long (Mickey Newbury)                     3:04
  5.  Why Me (Kris Kristofferson)                                    3:15
  6.  Mary Magdeline (David Allen Coe)                               3:24
  7.  Fuzzy Was An Outlaw (David Allen Coe)                          1:59
  8.  That Old Time Feeling (Guy Clark)                              4:20
  9.  Ride Me Down Easy (Billy Joe Shaver)                           3:10
  10. Give My Love To Rose (Johnny Cash)                             3:33
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                                                                     33:39

+-------------------------------[Release Notes]------------------------------+

  If you slapped up "Wanted" posters for all the great outlaw country singers,
  David Allan Coe is the one no lawman would want to tangle with. A denizen of
  the state of Ohio's penal system from the age of nine until 27, Coe has
  charted probably the most uncompromising course of any artist in popular
  music, provoking charges of misogyny, indecency (e.g. his infamous X-Rated
  Hits) and racism (a charge Coe strenuously denies), while at the same time
  recording and writing some of the most radical and personal country music ever
  waxed. At first glance, Texas Moon, which was released in 1977 but recorded
  before Sun Records sold Coe's contract to Columbia, is the product of "bad"
  David not only does the "Moon" in the title refer to the prominently displayed
  naked posteriors of Coe and band (and dog) on the front cover, but the back
  cover displays his prison record and mug shot. But this record actually plays
  it straight; it's a beautiful assortment of originals and well-chosen covers,
  played with a sound and authenticity that latter-day alt-country bands would
  die for. Our Real Gone reissue of this long-lost album features notes by Chris
  Morris it's a fascinating recording from a multi-faceted artist.

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