This was my first Wedding Present album. I bought it because I had heard "Kennedy" and "Brassneck" in the heyday of MTV's 120 Minutes show (which, despite its string of annoying hosts - most notably, Dave Kendall and Matt Pinhead .. er, I mean, Pinfield -, was really good). Not as good as Seamonsters, but definitely a great, great album. And David Gedge has a heart of gold and is supernice, so go out and get this if you likey.
This is Big Sandy's first release on Hightone Records, and my first taste of them as well. Their first album produced by Dave Alvin, this is ...
"Jumping From 6 To 6"1.: Jumping From 6 To 6
2.: Different Girl
3.: True Blue
4.: Someone Like You
5.: When I Found You
6.: Who Tell Me Who
7.: Weary Blues From Waitin'
8.: Hi-Billy Music
9.: This Ain't A Good Time
10.: Barnyard Beatnik
11.: Honey Stick Around A While
12.: Honky Tonk Queen
13.: This Heart O' Mine
14.: Lookin' For A "Love Me" Gal
15.: Foothill Boogie
16.: Juiced
performing live on Art Fein's Poker Party:
Not much to say
| 1. Maybellene |
| 2. Thirty Days |
| 3. You Can't Catch Me |
| 4. Too Much Monkey Business |
| 5. Brown Eyed Handsome Man |
| 6. Roll over Beethoven |
| 7. Havana Moon |
| 8. School Days |
| 9. Rock & Roll Music |
| 10. Oh Baby Doll |
| 11. Reelin' and Rockin' |
| 12. Sweet Little Sixteen |
| 13. Johnny B. Goode |
| 14. Around and Around |
| 15. Carol |
| 16. Beautiful Delilah |
| 17. Memphis |
| 18. Sweet Little Rock & Roller |
| 19. Little Queenie |
| 20. Almost Grown |
| 21. Back in the U.S.A. |
| 22. Let It Rock |
| 23. Bye Bye Johnny |
| 24. I'm Talking About You |
| 25. Come On |
| 26. Nadine |
| 27. No Particular Place to Go |
| 28. I Want to Be Your Driver |
