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Dirt Track Date by Southern Culture On The Skids (CD, May-2005, DGC David Geffen Company USA) 
Dirt Track Date by Southern Culture On The Skids (CD, May-2005, DGC David Geffen Company USA)

 
Dirt Track Date by Southern Culture On The Skids (CD, May-2005, DGC David Geffen Company USA)

Release Date: May 2005
Format: CD
Record Label: DGC (David Geffen Company) (USA)
Genre: Rock & Pop
UPC: 720642482124
Product ID: EPID3187106
Description: Southern Culture On The Skids: Rick Miller (vocals, guitar, tambourine); Mary Huff (vocals, bass, organ, handclaps); David Hartman (vocals, drums, maracas, percussion). Additional personnel: Michael Lipton (lap steel guitar); Soul City S...
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Track Listing
1. Voodoo Cadillac
2. Soul City
3. Greenback Fly
4. Skullbucket
5. Camel Walk
6. White Trash
7. Firefly
8. Make Mayan a Hawaiian
9. Fried Chicken and Gasoline
10. Nitty Gritty
11. 8 Piece Box
12. Galley Slave
13. Whole Lotta Things
14. Dirt Track Date

Details
Distributor:Fontana Distribution
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
Southern Culture On The Skids: Rick Miller (vocals, guitar, tambourine); Mary Huff (vocals, bass, organ, handclaps); David Hartman (vocals, drums, maracas, percussion).
Additional personnel: Michael Lipton (lap steel guitar); Soul City Singers (background vocals).
Producers: Mark Williams, Southern Culture On The Skids.
Recorded at Reflection Sound Studios, Charlotte, North Carolina.
For its second major-label release, 1995's DIRT TRACK DATE, the brilliantly named trio sticks to its knitting, maintaining the high-octane mix of raucous rockabilly, R&B, and punk influences that made albums like 1994's DITCH DIGGIN' so exciting. On the scorching title track and on such unapologetic anthems as "White Trash," "Fried Chicken And Gasoline," and "Eight-Piece Box," Southern Culture on the Skids singer/guitarist Rick Miller's songs continue to examine the subtleties of rural Southern culture.
In other hands, these lyrical preoccupations might seem like heavy-handed satire or mean-spirited attacks. But Miller, bassist/organist Mary Huff, and drummer David Hartman-most assuredly not the former GOOD MORNING AMERICA host-obviously know and respect the region and its people. The songs are humorous celebrations of, as the band name suggests, a vanishing culture. More importantly, this album smokes.

Editorial Reviews
...here is a neat little rockabilly outfit, who know more than a tad about the history of the genre....they have a lot more in common with the Blasters than the Beverly Hillbillies....They know their way 'round a good twang, and Rick Miller can hit a whammy bar with the best of them...
Alternative Press (12/01/1995)

[W]hen it comes to the music, this band is as deadly as a switchblade.
Magnet

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