VARIOUS - Hillbillies In Hell: The Bards Of Prey - Vinyl (LP)
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Hillbillies In Hell: The Bards Of Prey (limited gatefold LP with obi-strip)
Iron Mountain Analog Research US
Cat: IMAR 135LP. Rel: 13 Nov 23
Folk/Americana
Side 1 - Track 1. Roy Clark - Afraid To Rock The Boat Side 1 - Track 2. Jack Kane - Blackjack County Chain Side 1 - Track 3. Shirl Milete - Hell Walks The Street Side 1 - Track 4. John D Loudermilk - The Little Bird Side 1 - Track 5. Mac Curtis - Ballad Of Black Mountain Side 1 - Track 6. Ramblin Red Bailey - Eight Weeks In A Bar Room Side 1 - Track 7. Hayden Thompson - These Boots Are Made For Walkin' Side 1 - Track 8. Shirl Milete - Life Side 1 - Track 9. T Tommy & The Chanters - (I'm Gonna) Sing & Shout Side 2 - Track 1. Red Lane - Blackjack County Chain Side 2 - Track 2. Shirl Milete - Afraid To Rock The Boat Side 2 - Track 3. Buck Owens & His Buckaroos - Tall Dark Stranger Side 2 - Track 4. Billy Thomas - Deep Dark Mountain Side 2 - Track 5. Dave Baker - Listen To The Devil Laugh Side 2 - Track 6. John D Loudermilk - The Little Grave Side 2 - Track 7. Red Lane - Valley Of The Never Do No Good Side 2 - Track 8. David Rodgers - Hell Bound Train Side 2 - Track 9. Slim & Zella Mae Coz - Ain't No Grave Gonna Hold My Body Down
Those Hillbillies just don't get any respite, if Iron Mountain have anything to do with it. Their knockout series depicting the dark side of country music continues apace with an apocalyptic 'End of Days' theme on this latest instalment. As ever, the label scouts have done their due diligence to find some rare-as-hen's-teeth cuts from discarded 45s, with such hidden legends as Shirl Milete making repeat appearances to sing of hell walking the street and the destructive power of apathy. It's not light and breezy listening, but hasn't the best country always been heavy?
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