Time: 41:27
Size: 94.9 MB
Styles: Americana, Blues
Year: 2008
Art: Front
[2:45] 1. Don't You Ever Think
[3:12] 2. Strong Brain
[3:42] 3. Could It Be
[4:07] 4. West Doing 60
[3:15] 5. Where Do I Go
[3:37] 6. Chicken Lady
[2:49] 7. 23 Days
[4:08] 8. 10 O'clock Bop
[2:52] 9. In Some Bar
[3:00] 10. Mr Cooper
[2:11] 11. Pickled Sweet Peppers
[3:51] 12. Your Twin
[1:53] 13. Bonus Track
"The title track of this CD opens this album and it’s like a blast from a firecracker. Nothing is over-stated it just starts with a punctuating Rebecca Dawkins country fiddle and authoritative vocals by Tim O’Donnell......"
"Somewhere around the middle of the Natchez Trace Parkway, halfway between the (in)famous crossroads of Clarksdale, MS, and Nashville, home of The Grand Old Opry and the Ryman, lays the spiritual home of The Nouveaux Honkies. That’s where you’re halfway between blues and country. Those two genres aren’t always too related, but Hank Williams, for one, knew they were kinfolk. I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry practically defines twangy blues. The Honkies sophomore album explores that relationship a little more fully. The Nouveaux Honkies represent so much of what’s good about Americana music today." ~ Shawn Underwood
"Somewhere around the middle of the Natchez Trace Parkway, halfway between the (in)famous crossroads of Clarksdale, MS, and Nashville, home of The Grand Old Opry and the Ryman, lays the spiritual home of The Nouveaux Honkies. That’s where you’re halfway between blues and country. Those two genres aren’t always too related, but Hank Williams, for one, knew they were kinfolk. I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry practically defines twangy blues. The Honkies sophomore album explores that relationship a little more fully. The Nouveaux Honkies represent so much of what’s good about Americana music today." ~ Shawn Underwood
Where Do I Go