Onion Creek Crawdaddies
Barn Burners & Bathtub Bourbon
© 2003 Onion Creek Crawdaddies (733792430921)
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Their fresh-legged hybrid of bluegrass, country, gospel, and Tex-Mex should bring a smile to the faces of the Gourds, the Weary Boys, Split Lip Rayfield, and South Austin Jug Band fans.
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- 1 Blood In My Veins
- 2 Somehow
- 3 Jumpin' Gut
- 4 Another Bourbon
- 5 Sunflower Hill Two-Step
- 6 Oak Tree
- 7 Fort
- 8 Vamos
- 9 Don't I Know You
- 10 Dirty Angel
- 11 Mosquitoes
- 12 Feel the Same
- 13 Luz de la Manana
- 14 Desert Sun
- 15 Stand to Grow
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The Onion Creek Crawdaddies have accomplished quite a bit in their short career. In 2003 they released their successful debut “Barn Burners & Bathtub Bourbon”, an all-original 15-song album that turned the heads of many in the Austin music community and throughout the US and Europe. They have performed at practically every live music venue in Austin and have developed a strong following. In 2004 they took the show on the road through the Southeastern and Atlantic coastal U.S. with performances in Atlanta, Augusta, Asheville, Richmond, Arlington, VA and New York City, all with fun enthusiastic crowds. They had the pleasure of sharing the stage with The Greencards in Arlington, the Asylum Street Spankers in Atlanta, and Junior Brown at Poor David's Pub in Dallas.
The OCC spent most of 2005 performing regularly at a weekly gig on Thursdays at the Continental Club in Austin, and writing new material that was recorded this spring at Willie Nelson's Pedernales Studio. The much anticipated new album is available NOW on CD Baby!
The Onion Creek Crawdaddies are:
Jay Harward (acoustic guitar, pedal steel, mandolin, vocals)
Ryan Hunter (banjo, dobro, acoustic guitar, vocals)
Brink Melton (acoustic upright bass, vocals)
Brian Reed (washboard, snare, harmonica, vocals)
Trent Shepherd (mandolin, fiddle, acoustic guitar, vocals)
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pretty damn good original music
author: Cynthia Stanberryall these songs are written by the crawdaddies, and they're pretty damn good. certainly original. most songs kick butt, but there are a few sincere heartfelt ones that keep it balanced. looking forward to the next one. -cyn