Credits:

Steve Young

Description:

This is the third album released in 1975 by the Atlanta, Georgia-born hobo folk singer known as the originator of the Southern anthem "Seven Bridges Road," which has been covered by Ian Matthews, The Eagles, and many others (original recording Mountain Railroad). Recorded at Sound 80 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, the album features Bill Peterson (bass), who played on many singer/songwriter albums released by the studio in the early 70s, including Bob Dylan's "Trail of Blood," and Eric Gravatt (drums), who also played on Weather Report. Eric Gravatt (drums) and others. Limited edition in paper jacket.

Tracklisting:

1.HONKY-TONK MAN
2.BRAIN CLOUDY BLUES
3.ROCK SALT & NAILS
4.ROCKIN' CHAIR MONEY
5.RAMBLIN' MAN
6.THE NIGHT THEY DROVE OL' DIXIE DOWN
7.TRAVELING KIND
8.SALLY GOODIN'
9.ALABAMA HIGHWAY
10.VISION OF A CHILD
11.WE'VE BEEN TOGETHER ON THIS EARTH BEFORE
12.THE WHITE TRASH SONG