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First off, Welcome back to the fold. Obviously its been awhile since listening to one of your mixes but your style became obvious fairly soon into the mix. So you're in the Boondocks now? For some reason I thought you already were there, just a different state. When old friends and family visit my new place up here in New Hampshire they always say "Man you live out in the Boonies" so I guess I can relate a bit. Anyhoo, onto my thoughts on the tuneage!
Disc 1
Country Trash - I was recently in Nashville and went to the Johnny Cash Museum. It was FANTASTIC! I learned a lot about the man that I didn't know before. I don't recall hearing this tune by him so something new is a nice way to kickoff the mix.
Chicken Pie - Crank up the still Jethro we're having a Ho-Down!
The Cat Song - 1st appearance of Laura Nyro in the RPMCC? Maybe before my time in the club as I don't recall. Favorite on the disc so far.
Road - enjoying the slide work on this one.
Pearly Gate Music - This one sounds newer than the others but fits right in.
Way Down the Old Plank Road - Nice raw version of a classic.
Automatic - sudden change of style here, not so bad though
Any Old Road - Finger Pickin Good! Was this a TV show theme once? Oddly familiar in that way.
Horse Feathers - Has a Jason Isbell vibe, sort of like an old demo tape he once did.
Bonnie Prince Billy - I'll bet this guy is good live. Funny I think that Bonnie Prince Charlie would make a good band name.
Degenerate - I like everything about this song. He was on another mix recently.
How Many Horses - Sounds like something the Stones would have covered in the Mick Taylor era.
Slug - I know you like your rap but this didn't fit the mix at all.
Country Boy - Back to our regularly scheduled program....maybe. Good crank it up tune though!
Disc 2
Country Song - Sounded like something I would have recorded on my dad's cassette player when I was a kid
Hackberry Ramblers - like a lost 78 record, played with string and a flywheel
Gary Higgins - has a Tom Waits Mulish sound.
I Went Down to Georgia - evokes images of cowboys around the campfire drinking black coffee
Cate Le Bon - Really dig this one, cool voice, kinda like Sandy Denny. Favorite of Disc 2
Tom Cat - I thought it was one of the great bluesmen from the late 50's/early 60's and I was correct!
Going up the Country - if the the 1920's had a Woodstock this would have been the theme song.
Charlie Parr - a modern tribute to classic country music
Long Haired Mare - storytelling at it's finest.
Big Mama Thornton - good old fashioned blues that influenced many a female artist.
There were a lot of good selections on here that fit a cool theme. I've never been much for Country Music but I do enjoy the old style like you have on here more so than anything coming out of the Grand Ole Opry today. Appreciate the work you put into getting such a large collection together for us. Pretty good Re-Debut from an old Shotgun Shack!
I appreciate you taking the time to write such a review. And I am waaaay out in the boondocks now. Had to get agricultural zoning for all of our animals. Damn Karens.
18. How Many Horses.....................................Dust
19. Country Clutter.....................................Dolorean
20. Shhh................................................Slug 21. Cowboys.............................................Portishead 22. Country Boy.........................................Fuzzy Duck
II. 1. Country Song.......................................Rossi 2. Farmyard Yodel.....................................Chad Morgan 3. Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens..................Louis Jordan 4. Dans Le Grand Bois.................................Hackberry Ramblers 5. Parchman Farm Blues................................Bukka White 6. A Chicken Ain't Nothing but A Bird.................Cab Calloway 7. Down on the Farm...................................Gary Higgins 8. Cowpoke............................................Colter Wal 9. I Went Down To Georgia.............................Lost Dog Street Band 10. Black Dog..........................................Ray Wylie Hubbard 11. Hollow Trees House Hounds..........................Cate Le Bon 12. Tom Cat............................................Muddy Waters 13. Going Up The Country...............................Henry Thomas 14. Ain't No Ash Will Burn.............................Matt Heckler 15. Woodburning........................................Toad The Wet Sprocket 16. Dog................................................Charlie Parr 17. Where I'm Going....................................The Wild Reeds 18. Rooster............................................Toubab Krewe 19. Return Of The Fisherman............................Ian Brown 20. Warrior Man........................................Joey Aces 21. Long Haired Mare...................................Cashavelly Morrison 22. Little Red Rooster.................................Big Mama Thornton
First off, Welcome back to the fold. Obviously its been awhile since listening to one of your mixes but your style became obvious fairly soon into the mix. So you're in the Boondocks now? For some reason I thought you already were there, just a different state. When old friends and family visit my new place up here in New Hampshire they always say "Man you live out in the Boonies" so I guess I can relate a bit. Anyhoo, onto my thoughts on the tuneage!
Disc 1
Country Trash - I was recently in Nashville and went to the Johnny Cash Museum. It was FANTASTIC! I learned a lot about the man that I didn't know before. I don't recall hearing this tune by him so something new is a nice way to kickoff the mix.
Chicken Pie - Crank up the still Jethro we're having a Ho-Down!
The Cat Song - 1st appearance of Laura Nyro in the RPMCC? Maybe before my time in the club as I don't recall. Favorite on the disc so far.
Road - enjoying the slide work on this one.
Pearly Gate Music - This one sounds newer than the others but fits right in.
Way Down the Old Plank Road - Nice raw version of a classic.
Automatic - sudden change of style here, not so bad though
Any Old Road - Finger Pickin Good! Was this a TV show theme once? Oddly familiar in that way.
Horse Feathers - Has a Jason Isbell vibe, sort of like an old demo tape he once did.
Bonnie Prince Billy - I'll bet this guy is good live. Funny I think that Bonnie Prince Charlie would make a good band name.
Degenerate - I like everything about this song. He was on another mix recently.
How Many Horses - Sounds like something the Stones would have covered in the Mick Taylor era.
Slug - I know you like your rap but this didn't fit the mix at all.
Country Boy - Back to our regularly scheduled program....maybe. Good crank it up tune though!
Disc 2
Country Song - Sounded like something I would have recorded on my dad's cassette player when I was a kid
Hackberry Ramblers - like a lost 78 record, played with string and a flywheel
Gary Higgins - has a Tom Waits Mulish sound.
I Went Down to Georgia - evokes images of cowboys around the campfire drinking black coffee
Cate Le Bon - Really dig this one, cool voice, kinda like Sandy Denny. Favorite of Disc 2
Tom Cat - I thought it was one of the great bluesmen from the late 50's/early 60's and I was correct!
Going up the Country - if the the 1920's had a Woodstock this would have been the theme song.
Charlie Parr - a modern tribute to classic country music
Long Haired Mare - storytelling at it's finest.
Big Mama Thornton - good old fashioned blues that influenced many a female artist.
There were a lot of good selections on here that fit a cool theme. I've never been much for Country Music but I do enjoy the old style like you have on here more so than anything coming out of the Grand Ole Opry today. Appreciate the work you put into getting such a large collection together for us. Pretty good Re-Debut from an old Shotgun Shack!
18. How Many Horses.....................................Dust
19. Country Clutter.....................................Dolorean
20. Shhh................................................Slug 21. Cowboys.............................................Portishead 22. Country Boy.........................................Fuzzy Duck
II. 1. Country Song.......................................Rossi 2. Farmyard Yodel.....................................Chad Morgan 3. Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens..................Louis Jordan 4. Dans Le Grand Bois.................................Hackberry Ramblers 5. Parchman Farm Blues................................Bukka White 6. A Chicken Ain't Nothing but A Bird.................Cab Calloway 7. Down on the Farm...................................Gary Higgins 8. Cowpoke............................................Colter Wal 9. I Went Down To Georgia.............................Lost Dog Street Band 10. Black Dog..........................................Ray Wylie Hubbard 11. Hollow Trees House Hounds..........................Cate Le Bon 12. Tom Cat............................................Muddy Waters 13. Going Up The Country...............................Henry Thomas 14. Ain't No Ash Will Burn.............................Matt Heckler 15. Woodburning........................................Toad The Wet Sprocket 16. Dog................................................Charlie Parr 17. Where I'm Going....................................The Wild Reeds 18. Rooster............................................Toubab Krewe 19. Return Of The Fisherman............................Ian Brown 20. Warrior Man........................................Joey Aces 21. Long Haired Mare...................................Cashavelly Morrison 22. Little Red Rooster.................................Big Mama Thornton
Oh no!
If it doesn't arrive in the next week let me know and I will send out another to you. In the meantime no peeking!
Went ahead and deleted post. I am just going to send another one out in the next couple of days my printer is out of toner so it will be cds only. I do like for everyone to have listened before seeing songlist.
I got thru the mix last night and am reading to review. So post it back up when you can, I'm sure Lazy won't peek.
It's been a week and still no sign. Saw you went ahead, good call.
Oh no!
If it doesn't arrive in the next week let me know and I will send out another to you. In the meantime no peeking!
Went ahead and deleted post. I am just going to send another one out in the next couple of days my printer is out of toner so it will be cds only. I do like for everyone to have listened before seeing songlist.
Excellent just waiting on confirmation from Lazy give you guys a little time to have listened and will posting the songlist and theme explanation sometime next week.
It's been a week and still no sign. Saw you went ahead, good call.
Excellent just waiting on confirmation from Lazy give you guys a little time to have listened and will posting the songlist and theme explanation sometime next week.
Alas no fishing, I was taken out by Events. They were ones I was helping organize, but they took me out none the less.
I think I can be ready for July. I have one I'm working on that I think will be well received; I have a couple done that wouldn't be, so I'm holding out for the one I'm building.
Keep us posted, I had something in mind for July but it's only in the imagination stage at this point.
Lazy8 missed his May slot, probably busy fishing or something. Do you want to slide into July?
Alas no fishing, I was taken out by Events. They were ones I was helping organize, but they took me out none the less.
I think I can be ready for July. I have one I'm working on that I think will be well received; I have a couple done that wouldn't be, so I'm holding out for the one I'm building.
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Posted:
Jun 8, 2026 - 9:24am
Dejaveux wrote:
Ok I have finished the mix but have been out of town then got sick usual life stuff. Plan on getting it mailed out this weekend so start looking for it towards the end of next week.
Had to get agricultural zoning for all of our animals. Damn Karens. 
