Al Perry & The Cattle "Frontier Flirt" 1992

This is the house
That all my troubles built
I live at the end of Blue Street
In a town called Loserville.
When your true love's gone
And you're down to your last cent
In this neighborhood
There's always a place to rent. - Al Perry, "Loserville"
Al Perry’s guitar playing on this album proves he’s heavily influenced by guitar greats like Link Wray, and by traditional blues. There is no real category to put The Cattle into, although this album has blues favor, it contains plenty of garage style and even a little thrash.

trax:
01 Sunnyslope 02 What's The Use 03 Frontier Flirt 04 The Little Black Egg 05 Louisiana Blues 06 Hard Times 07 Dogma Of Null Unit 08 Born In The U.S.A. 09 Malibu Barbie 10 Mrs. Big 11 Nothing To Say 12 Hellhound On My Trail
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