Split between demos and more polished material, Free Range Chicken is a wildly eclectic and raucous debut, offering forays into rockabilly ("Rockin' Daddy"), surf ("Wipe Out"), straightforward country ("There Stands the Glass") and the self-explanatory ("Guitar Polka"). ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music GuideFunny, silly, definitely rough. A real hoot. Somewhere there's a video of these old-timers doing "Driving Nails in My Coffin". NOT for you Top 40 country music fans. - By Andrew H. Howard (Mason, MI United States)
The Country Rockers:Sam Baird - sangs & plays guitar, dobro / Durand Easley - plays bass & sangs, ukelele, ca-poed guitar, lap steel, co-co nuts, musical handsay, telecaster, organ / Gaius "Ringo" Farnham - plays drums & sangs and : Sonny Williams - Tenor Sax / Alex Chilton - harmonica / Barbara Moler & Paul Tomes - Brass / Roy Brewer - Fiddle / Misty - Tambourine, Triangle / Jim Crosthwait - Washboard / Dr. Glass - Steel Guitar / Lisa McGaughran - bckgr vocals
produced, recorded & mixed by Doug Easley at Easley Recording, Memphis
trax:
1. Rockin' Daddy 2. My Bucket's Got A Hole In It 3. Finally 4. Wipe Out 5. Pistol Packin' Mama 6. See You Later Alligator 7. Drivin' Nails In My Coffin 8. Fan It And Cool It 9. There Stands The Glass 10. Rancho Grande 11. My Happiness 12. Guitar Polka 13. Barrooms To Bedrooms

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The Country Rockers "Free Range Chicken"
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Monty,
thank you for the surprise package!
I love this album!
The Byrds were thought to be too country for rock audiences, but these guys are too "country" for COUNTRY audiences! Thanks Ryp! - Stinky
A very fun band to see live way back in 1989.
One event, they performed in a tiny club on North Main in downtown Memphis.
The gig was filmed and the tape was sent to Letterman. He never had them on Late Night as far as I know.
Muchas gracias y saludos desde España.
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