Buffalo Nickel
Up On Blocks
© 2002 Plowhandle Records (783707549828)
Rock-n-roll + white trash blues + honky tonk + a dash of humor = HONK-N-ROLL.
tracks
- 1 El Camino
- 2 Satan's Red Radio
- 3 I am Evil
- 4 Big House
- 5 Lucinda Williams
- 6 Song Formerly Known as 1999
- 7 Monkey Wrench
- 8 Take Down the Rebel Flag
- 9 Song for Willie Nelson
- 10 Mexican Truck
- 11 Sometimes
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- MEN OF LEISURE: Men of Leisure
- ERIC STRACENER AND THE FRUSTRATIONS: The Trickbag
- GOODMAN COUNTY: Dead-Ends and Transits
- BUFFALO NICKEL: Noise and Conversation
- STEVE DEATON: No. 1
- SUPER NICE GUY: Super Nice Guy
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Mississippi's own Buffalo Nickel have been writing and performing together since 1999. They have taken their brand of honk-n-roll music from Austin, TX, to New York City. Their debut release on Plowhandle Records, UP ON BLOCKS, showcases their wit and their range of musical influences.
Their lyrics contain a mix of irony and straightforward honesty as they discuss El Caminos, Jesus, Southern politics, Y2K, grandmothers, Willie Nelson, broken hearts, and more. And their music sounds like Hank, Creedence, Flatt & Scruggs, and Ozzy jamming at 2 a.m. in a concrete block roadhouse somewhere in south Mississippi.