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23 Tracks, including a show tune
from 'Bye Bye Birdie', a song about Nyquil, a Hamm's Beer memory, perhaps, and
the usual cornellcopia of talent.
You will buy this CD immediately and then you will love
it. Promise.
SSA#1 for
April &May,#3 June, #5 July 2002
"I tell you what, the
Cornell Hurd Band is damn good. Truly an embodiment of good 'ol South Austin
country music, the new album, Song of South Austin, rings true to it's
title." [from Insite magazine]
- Shiny
and New (Hurd)
- Rubboard
Playin’ Man (Hurd)
- Texas
Nite Train (Forrest, Washington, Simpkins)
- I’ve
Gotta Lotta Livin’ To Do (Strouse, Adams)
- Because
It’s You (Wanda Jackson)
- Rock
& Roll Honky Tonkin’ Ramblin’ Man (Joe Dickens)
- I’m
Not Drinkin’ To Drown My Sorrows [I’m Just Takin’ ‘Em For A Swim]
(Bradford)
- Maybe
I Do (Moore)
- The
Heart Of A Clown (Nelson, Rollins, Kane)
- Don’t
Pretend You’re Doing This For Me (Hurd)
- Nyquil
Blues (Steiner)
- From
The Land Of Sky Blue Waters (Eberhart, Cadman)
- Cool
Touch, Hot Night (Nicolas)
- Pass
The Booze (Northington, Butts)
- Love
Is No Excuse (Justin Tubb)
- The
Garbageman (Hurd, DeVoir, Dickens)
- Only
A Fool (The Reverend Otis Moon)
- Jealously
Insane (Johnny Bush)
- Full
Moon In Austin (Toby Solomon)
- The
Ten Gallon Boogie (King, Stewart)
- She
Once Lived Here (Inman)
- Maypo
(King or Dean)
- Don’t
Wipe Your Face On Your Shirt (Hurd)
release date- March 9, 2002