Descripción
Essential reissue spotlighting Dick Curless at his creative peak: the deep-voiced Maine-born singer behind the classic "A Tombstone Every Mile" and a genuine pioneer of Truck-Drivin' Country. This 14-track compilation draws from Curless's lavishly-produced Capitol Records era (1969–1973), gathering road-worn anthems about trucks, jukeboxes, whiskey and heartbreak — including "Six Days On The Road," "Truck Stop," and "Woman Don't Try To Sing My Song." Despite representing the artistic high point of his career, these recordings have long been overlooked and rarely reissued. Perfect for truck-drivin' country diggers, outlaw country collectors, and fans of Americana's rougher, road-worn side. A genuine rediscovery for anyone building a serious 60s/70s country vinyl collection.
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TRACKS:
A1 ( Drinkin' Beer And ) Singing A Country Song
A2 Drag' Em Off The Interstate,Sock It To'Em
A3 Six Day On The Road
A4 Rocky Top
A5 Truck Stop
A6 A Tombstone Every Mile
A7 Traveling Light
B1 Jukebox Man
B2 Leaving It All Behind
B3 Hot Springs
B4 Woman Don't Cry To Sing My Song
B5 Country Music Man
B6 Chick Inspector ( That's Where My Money Goes
B7 Golden Girl
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