Texotica

1. Sneak-A-Boo

2. Deep Eddy

3. Tiki, Tiki

4. Blackberry Bounce

5. Devil's Birthday Party

6. Whispering Palms

7. Grease Fire!

8. Slippin' the Mickey

9. New Thang

10. Dutch Treat

11. Mood Music for a Tropical Depression

12. Adam the Inkman

13. Texas Twilight

Texotica,Biller & Horton,Vinylux Records,Country,Exotica,Instrumental Pop,Lounge,Pop,Space Age Pop,Western Swing Revival

Average customer rating: What do you get when you send a hillbilly to Hawaii?

Texotica Biller & Horton Manufacturer: Vinylux Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Country | Styles | Music Western Swing | Country | Styles | Music Lounge | Easy Listening | Pop | Styles | Music Orchestral Pop | Easy Listening | Pop | Styles | Music Retro Space Age | Easy Listening | Pop | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: The Hot Guitars Of Biller & Wakefield ASIN: B0001XAMR2 Release Date: 2004-05-11

Tracks:

1. Sneak-A-Roo
2. Deep Eddy
3. Tiki, Tiki
4. Blackberry Bounce
5. Devil's Birthday Party
6. Whispering Palms
7. Grease Fire!
8. Slippin' the Mickey
9. New Thang
10. Dutch Treat
11. Mood Music for a Tropical Depression
12. Adam the Inkman
13. Texas Twilight

Customer Reviews:

What do you get when you send a hillbilly to Hawaii?.......2005-05-05

There seems to be no end to the talent and creativity coming out of Fort Horton these days. This hot release "Texotica" contains 13 instrumental tracks that are designed to sooth the savage beast....at least it calmed me down o­n the long drive from Detroit to Green Bay!


Combine the talents of Dave Biller o­n guitar & Bobby Horton o­n steel guitar with the styles of Jimmy Bryant, Speedy West and Martin Denny (also a bit of Duane Eddy and others in there) and you've got o­ne heck of a hillbilly-tiki-jazz CD! They've also employed the talents of brother Billy Horton o­n bass, Buck Johnson o­n drums, Karen Biller o­n vibes and T. Jarrod Bonta o­n piano. Released o­n Vinylux records, "Texotica" is a great listen from start to finish and sure to please! I particularly liked "The Sneak-A-Roo", "Tiki Tiki" and "Blackberry Bounce".

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