...the clincher is Nations smoothly expressive singing, which holds so much love that even his sad songs wind up sounding a tiny bit joyous.
Product Description
Raised in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina before settling in New York City, Jimmy Nations debuts his combo on his first Rubric Records release, Tarheel Boogie.
The Jimmy Nations Combo are Western Swing, pure and simple. Jimmy's material is mostly original drawing from his roots--bluegrass, country and blues. He is also versatile on covers as can be heard on his rendition of Wynn Stewart's "Wishful Thinking".
The album is produced by Byron McCay (writer of "Stool Hanging Drunk" and producer of The Backsliders and Two Dollar Pistols, among others). Tarheel Boogie was recorded at JAG Studios in Raleigh, NC and Excello in Brooklyn, NY. Guest appearance from Steve Earle's new guitarist, Eric "Roscoe" Ambel on acoustic guitar.
Tarheel Boogie
Tarheel Boogie,The Jimmy Nations Combo,Rubric Records,Country,Country & Western,Pop,Rock/Pop,Rockabilly Revival,Western Swing
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Tarheel Boogie
The Jimmy Nations Combo Manufacturer: Rubric Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00004TY31 Release Date: 2000-08-15 |
Tracks:
- Do You Know
- Tarheel Boogie
- I'll Never Feel That Way Again
- Hollywood Party
- Gonna Let You Down
- Way Beyond That
- New City Rock
- Hayride to Hong Kong
- The Way You Did Me Wrong
- Stool Hanging Drunk
- Wishful Thinking
- The Black Hair
Album Description
Raised in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina before settling in New York City, Jimmy Nations debuts his combo on his first Rubric Records release, Tarheel Boogie.The Jimmy Nations Combo are Western Swing, pure and simple. Jimmy's material is mostly original drawing from his roots--bluegrass, country and blues. He is also versatile on covers as can be heard on his rendition of Wynn Stewart's "Wishful Thinking".
The album is produced by Byron McCay (writer of "Stool Hanging Drunk" and producer of The Backsliders and Two Dollar Pistols, among others). Tarheel Boogie was recorded at JAG Studios in Raleigh, NC and Excello in Brooklyn, NY. Guest appearance from Steve Earle's new guitarist, Eric "Roscoe" Ambel on acoustic guitar.
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most slamming band East of the Hudson River.......2004-01-10
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