The Damnations TX - Half Mad Moon album flac

The Damnations TX. Half Mad Moon ‎(CD, Album). This promo CD is an interesting look into the release process for the album.

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Listen to music from The Damnations TX like Unholy Train, Catch You Alive & more. Originally signed to Sire Records where they released Half Mad Moon in 1999, the usual label machinations saw them suddenly without a deal so their second album, Where It Lands was self-released. The Damnations TX were contemporaries and friends of many of the big names of the Texas al. ountry scene such as The Gourds, Old 97s and Slobberbone.

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While Half Mad Moon led many to peg the Damnations as an alt- country band, the new album proves that even that bastardized genre is too narrow for them. Imagine Exile on Main Street-era Rolling Stones knocking about through Workingman's Dead and accidentally inventing punk rock, and you're nearly there. Half Mad Moon is one of those rare records that manages to be traditional without getting caught up in tradition - Zac Crain, Dallas Observer. The Damnations specialize in a country-rock hybrid that features spine-tingling harmonies and no-frills execution

Damnations TX, Half Mad Moon (Sire). 3. Kelly Willis, What I Deserve (Rykodisc). 4. Wayne Hancock, Wild, Free and Reckless (Ark 21). 5. Paul Newman, Twistworthy EP (Twistworthy). 6. Drums & Tuba, Flatheads and Spoonies (My Pal God). 7. Adult Rodeo, The Kissyface (Shimmydisc). 8. Meat Purveyors, More Songs About Buildings and Cows (Bloodshot). Texas Trumpets (Dialtone). Damnations TX, Half Mad Moon (Sire). 9. Sara Hickman, Newborn. 10. Sons of Hercules, Get Lost! (Get Hip). 1. Roger Wallace, Hillbilly Heights (Texas Round-Up). 2. Derailers, Full Western Dress (Sire).

The Damnations TX. Biography by Becky Byrkit. Sisters Amy Boone and Deborah Kelly (not half-sisters: Deborah nabbed their mother's maiden name) grew up in the Adirondacks, getting "home lessons" from their parents' Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash records. Are you this artist? Verify your lyrics now! .