The Saddle Tramps are a country/punk/rockabilly band from Reno NV. Their songs are are delivered with tight country licks and hilarious over-the-top vocals. This is one of those albums that I can just listen to over and over. It's definitely not P.C. and not for the overly-sensitive, but if you enjoy a good rockabilly album that can give you a good chuckle all the while rocking your face off, this is for you. There's a pretty awesome Misfits cover on this album, too.
Artist: The Saddle Tramps
Album: Don't Laugh It's Prayed For: Songs of Sacrilege and Salvation
Year: 2007
Format: MP3
Quality: V0
Length: 32 Minutes
Tracklist:
1.) Snow on the Hills of Hell
2.) The Bulge in Satan's Pants
3.) What Would Jesus Drink?
4.) Shit Creek
5.) Run
6.) If You Leave (Can I Go Too?)
7.) Mexican Hotrod
8.) Fortune Cookie Nookie
9.) The Cotton Pony Express
10.) How Can I Say I Love You (With a Shotgun in My Mouth?)
11.) Bonus Track (Where Eagles Dare)
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The Saddle Tramps are a country/punk/rockabilly band from Reno NV. Their songs are are delivered with tight country licks and hilarious over-the-top vocals. This is one of those albums that I can just listen to over and over. It's definitely not P.C. and not for the overly-sensitive, but if you enjoy a good rockabilly album that can give you a good chuckle all the while rocking your face off, this is for you. There's a pretty awesome Misfits cover on this album, too.
The best alt-country I've ever heard. This guy is an excellent songwriter (Although sometimes a little over the top) This is the type of music they should be playing on country radio and CMT, but instead they play crap. You might recognize him from the track Hank III did with him at the end of his latest country album, "Damn Right and Rebel Proud." Bob Wayne wrote and sang "Working Man," with him on that album. It's also on this album, but without Hank III singing.
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