Also included here is The Cowslinger's 1995 "That's Truckdrivin'!" EP, which I also ripped from vinyl. To my ears, this is exactly how cowpunk should be done. This EP was also released on CD with a few extra tracks, but is long out of print and going for about $50 on Amazon. Hope you and your readers enjoy! - Billy K
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18 WHEELS TO HELL can hold its own anywhere on this planet. I've never heard country and hard driveing rock put together so well together on a cd before. The Cowslingers have what it takes!
The Cowslingers were born when Greg Miller was accepted into Kent State University. Having performed in groups throughout his university years, mixing classic rock sounds with punk and also rockabilly. While touring around the university circuit, the Cowslingers developed a loyal following for an energetic live show and high-octane performances. In 1993, the group released its debut effort, an EP titled Bad Booze Rodeo, on Drink 'n Drive Records. In 1994, the debut album, Off the Wagon, was released to wide acclaim in rock and cowpunk circles. The Cowslingers released its second album the same year, That's Truckdriving. Constant touring throughout the Ohio area spread into dates on the East and West Coast. In 1995, Greg Miller asked his brother, Ken Miller, to fill in for the band's bass player. In 1996, A Fistful of Pesetas was the band's third album and more praise followed. Often compared to Reverend Horton Heat, Supersuckers, and Southern Culture on the Skids. In 1997, the Cowslingers released West Virginia Dog Track Boogie on Shake It Records. In 1999, the group was nominated by the Cleveland Free Times as Best Country Act and another album, Americana a Go Go, was released. The following year the same newspaper voted the Cowslingers Best Punk/Hardcore Act, demonstrating the group's adaptability. Two albums, Boot 'n' Rally and Coast to Coast, followed in 2000. In 2002, the Cowslingers released an album of rare tracks, titled Bull's Eye, on Orange Recordings. ~ Jason MacNeil, All Music Guide
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traxfromwax:
01 Queen of the Truckstop 02 18 Wheels to Hell 03 Ten Days Out, Two Days In 04 Two Ton Load 05 Truck Drivin' Man 06 One Cup of Coffee
Ripped from vinyl in glorious StereoLoud-o-Rama! Originally served by Billy K...