Showing posts with label Rockabilly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rockabilly. Show all posts
Monday, 10 April 2017
I'm Tired of You Satan
While idly browsing the old interweb the other day, I happened to notice that the splendidly named record label, Iron Mountain Analogue Research Facility, recently issued Volume 3 of their 'Hillbillies in Hell' compilation series. This was a surprise to me, as until that very moment I was unaware that there'd even been a Volume 2. I shall be chasing down these omissions from my collection forthwith, but in the meantime can heartily recommend Volume 1's tales of drug abuse, suicide and all manner of additional dark subject matters, performed by largely under-the-radar artists in a loosely Country / Rockabilly style. The fuzzy Gospel of 'I'm Tired of You, Satan', by the otherwise anonymous Wayne, Pat & Keith, is one of the album's jauntier moments.
Wayne, Pat & Keith - I'm Tired of You, Satan
Labels:
Country,
Gospel,
Hillbillies in Hell,
Rockabilly,
Wayne Pat & Keith
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