RECOMMENDED: Hank Stone – Somewhere in Texas

Hank Stone’s follow up to TCB’s favorite In a Texas Honky Tonk arrived in the mail yesterday.

Placing the CD in the changer and hitting play took me back to Texas instantly. Somewhere in Texas is quintessential honky tonk – authentic to its core and toe tappin from the get-go. If you’re a connoisseur of Texas honkytonkin’ swing do yourself a favor visit www.hankstone.com and get your hands on a copy of Hank’s new album. No collection would be complete without it. You’ll thank me as you two step across your living room floor…

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MySpace Roots Roots Rock/Rockabilly Playlists for July/August 2009

You can listen to our playlists by visiting our myspace page (www.myspace.com/takecountryback) or by clicking on the link below. Stay tuned for more great indie music that deserves a listen!

Roots Rock

Rain by Broke Fence
Rose Thorn Bed by Gary Jeffries
Come Monday Morning by Widower
Evangeline by The Canes
About You Now by The Saw Doctors
The Road by Freedom & Whiskey
Better At The End Of The Day by Sarah Borges and the Broken Singles
Voodoo Mens And Voodoo Dolls by The Bluerunners
Hellbound Train by Colt .45
Conspiracy Theory by The Dirty Cajuns
Wake Up by Chris Shaffer
Blinded By Pain by Boneyard
Google This by Dash Rip Rock
Further Down The Line by Backbone Stew
10 Moons by Foster McGinty

Rockabilly

You Burn My Heart by The Bellhops
Sun’s Rockabilly Cats by Lonesome Valley Boys
Swingin’ In Style by Swingin’ Demon
Ain’t That Lovin’ You Baby by Ruby Ann
Honky Tonkin’ Daddy by Johnny Falstaff
Rockabilly Man by Ray Campi
Demon Lover by Suzi Q & Her Be-bop Boys
Chasing You by The Sundowners
Too Late by The Satellites
Lover’s Question by Rusti Steel & the Star Tones
Big Fool by Rudy La Crioux & The All Stars
Ain’t Heard Nothin’ Yet by Dagmar and The Seductones
The Devil Drives A Hot Rod by Brian Jay & the Last Call Boys
Hold Me Tight by Foggy Mountain Rockers
Can’t Scratch It by Dusty Chance & the All Nighters