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Posted on 7/3/12 at 4:40 pm to ThePenIsMightier
A few other that could fit in to this category (some loosely)
X (the Knitters)
Green on Red
Gun Club
The Blasters
Lone Justice
love this genre...
X (the Knitters)
Green on Red
Gun Club
The Blasters
Lone Justice
love this genre...
Posted on 7/3/12 at 4:42 pm to ThePenIsMightier
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Dash Rip Rock
you could probably throw Mojo Nixon in here, too...
Posted on 7/3/12 at 4:44 pm to ThePenIsMightier
I was never into Dash. Guess I need to check them out.
Actually, I never really heard much Cowpunk at all at the time. I couldn't afford to buy records, and little of their stuff was played on KLSU (forget the other stations). "Looking For Lewis & Clark" got played on MTV (and was a top 20 hit in England), as were "Watusi Rodeo" and maybe two or three Scorchers tracks. I specifically recall hearing "Lost Weekend" by The Beat Farmers precisely once on KLSU. They were not IDed, and I didn't find out who had done the song for 15+ years, long after Country Dick Montana had died.
Actually, I never really heard much Cowpunk at all at the time. I couldn't afford to buy records, and little of their stuff was played on KLSU (forget the other stations). "Looking For Lewis & Clark" got played on MTV (and was a top 20 hit in England), as were "Watusi Rodeo" and maybe two or three Scorchers tracks. I specifically recall hearing "Lost Weekend" by The Beat Farmers precisely once on KLSU. They were not IDed, and I didn't find out who had done the song for 15+ years, long after Country Dick Montana had died.
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