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from Singles by Trapper Robbins
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Streaming + Download(c)2006 Trapper Robbins www.RandomHandful.comPurchasable with gift card
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September 10, 2006
Entertaining country music parody (yeah, talk about low hanging fruit!). Trucks, drinking, pissed off spouses, stolen daughters, guns, dogs, jesus, coffee, drugs, yankees, angels, trains, and cows -- that pretty much covers it, right? To be honest, this song is actually way more interesting than most of the country music you hear; but I guess that’s the point.
(Yes, that is me playing all the various guitar and lap steel parts.)
Entertaining country music parody (yeah, talk about low hanging fruit!). Trucks, drinking, pissed off spouses, stolen daughters, guns, dogs, jesus, coffee, drugs, yankees, angels, trains, and cows -- that pretty much covers it, right? To be honest, this song is actually way more interesting than most of the country music you hear; but I guess that’s the point.
(Yes, that is me playing all the various guitar and lap steel parts.)
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from Singles,
track released February 1, 2007
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Trapper Robbins Seattle, Washington
Creative song structure, absorbing vocals, distinctive elements of indie fusion, compelling down-temp grooves.
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