Wednesday, October 03, 2007

Aluminum Yee Haw






Well.

Where the gul-durned hell have I been?

Let's just say we've had a time of reflection, partially due to the cock-up from Blogger. Having lost my original site, links, and, well, just about everything, we debated on hanging the hat on the hook and calling it a day.

But, hell, nobody likes a whiner, so we figger it's about time to fire the site back up, break out the rhinestone shirts and Nudie suits, and hop back up on the rocking horse. Besides, who covers the gutbucket soul of Country better than the Mountain?

So thank you to the two or three folks who found us and stuck around while we got our shit back together. As a reward we've stolen a cue from the Good and Right Rev. Frost, and made all y'all a little mix. As a bonus, we're posting up another mix at our satellite site, Barstool Mountain, so hop on over there when the mood strikes. Regular posting will resume at both sites next week (no, really, it's true, i swear on the grave of Hank Williams).

One of the songs on the mix was originally a commercial for a prominent soda pop company. Can you guess which one?

Thanks again, and please enjoy (link to file follows the track listing).

Aluminum Yee Haw (A Big Rock Candy Mountain Twang Mix)

1. Freightliner Fever (Red Sovine)
2. Your Squaw Is On The Warpath (Loretta Lynn)
3. Oh What A Good Thing We Had (Johnny Cash and June Carter)
4. Fifteen Beers (Johnny Paycheck)
5. Queen Of The Silver Dollar (Billie Jo Spears)
6. Better Move It On Home (Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton)
7. Oklahoma Hills (Hank Thompson)
8. Big Iron (Marty Robbins)
9. The Golden Rocket (Hank Snow)
10. Ballad Of Thunder Road (Jim and Jesse)
11. Get Your Kicks (From The Country Hicks) (Johnny Hicks and His Country Hicks)
12. Honky Tonk Stardust Cowboy (Lefty Frizzell)
13. The Girls All Get Prettier At Closing Time (Mickey Gilley)
14. Tall Tall Trees (George Jones)
15. The Moon Is High (And So Am I) (Roger Miller)
16. Is Anybody Going To San Antone (Charley Pride)
17. Skid Row (Merle Haggard)
18. Not Enough Indians (Dean Martin)
19. High Noon (Do Not Forsake Me) (Frankie Laine)
20. Country Sunshine (Dottie West)
21. My Rifle, My Pony, And Me (Dean Martin, Ricky Nelson, and Walter Brennan)

Aluminum Yee Haw (mp3)

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12 comments:

Eric said...

this is completely and totally wonderful.

i'd left ye for dead.

stricki said...

woohoo - your back! looks like a great mix - cheers.

Andy said...

Very glad you didn't give it up. Still interested in a post for Barstool Mountain?

Cheers,
Andy

Poycer said...

Way to come back with a bang!

Anonymous said...

Welcome Back!!!

I think a celebration is in order.
I will have to have a Pabst or four and listen to your mixes this weekend (before the Packer game of course).

John (from Milw)

jenjen said...

phew! i was getting tired of drinking alone over here

ROEB said...

WELCOME BACK!!!!!

Anonymous said...

Great mix, and thanks. Welcome back! You were sorely missed.

Anonymous said...

Hooray and hallelujah! Thank Jeebers you're back again! Missed your work dude!

Anonymous said...

Yea! You're back! The internet just wasn't the same without ya! You know what they say about falling off your barstool, you've gotta climb back on it.

Andy said...

Hank Williams is getting really anxious - and Frederick Pabst is sweating it over there at Barstool Mountain.

Russell said...

Glad you're back.