Badly Bent [Import]

1. Twenty Nine Ways

2. I'm Just A Lonely Guy

3. Hoy Hoy Hoy

4. Corrina Corrina

5. Biscuit's Boogie

6. Badly Bent

7. You Done Tore Your Playho

8. Steel Town Blues Wind & R

9. Blues For Duffy's Tavern

10. Caledonia River

11. Gotta Be A Goodun

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Badly Bent: The Best of King Biscuit Boy

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Badly Bent: The Best of King Biscuit Boy
King Biscuit Boy
Manufacturer: Unidisc Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Good Uns

ASIN: B00002DCZS
Release Date: 1997-03-08

Tracks:

Twenty-Nine Ways to My Baby's Door
I'm Writing You a Letter
I'm Just a Lonely Guy
I'm Gone
Hoy Hoy
Corrina, Corrina
Biscuit's Boogie
Mean Old Lady
Badly Bent
You Done Tore Your Playhouse Down

I'm Not Broke But I'm Badly Bent: The Best of the King-Starday Recordings 1953-63

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It Don't Get No Better Than This
It Don't Get No Better Than This
It Don't Get No Better Thank This
Awesome album from a musical pioneer!

I'm Not Broke But I'm Badly Bent: The Best of the King-Starday Recordings 1953-63
Lattie Moore
Manufacturer: Westside UK
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Hillbilly Band from Mars
Griddle Greasin' Daddies & Dirty Cowboys
Hixville: We'll Have a Time Yes-Siree! (Custom Pressings Volume 1)

ASIN: B00004YTUN
Release Date: 2000-11-06

Tracks:

Under A Mexico Moon
I'm Not Broke But I'm Badly Bent
Foolish Castles
I'm Gonna Tell You Something
Don't Trade The Old For A New
A Brand New Case Of Love
I Gotta Go Home (And Catch Up On My Sleep)
They're Not Worth The Paper They're Written On
What Am I Supposed To Do
Pull Down The Blinds
100,000 Women Can't Be Wrong
Lonesome Man Blues
Why Did You Lie To Me
You Never Looked Sweeter
Too Hot To Handle
Just A-Waitin'
The Juke Box And The Phone
Rockabilly Joe's
No Money In This Deal
If The Good Lord's Willing (1959 Version)
Cajun Doll
Driving Nails (In My Coffin)
Drunk Again
If The Good Lord's Willing (1961 Version)
Sundown And Sorrow
I Told You So (Undubbed Version)
Out Of Control
Just About Then
Honky Tonk Heaven

Album Description

Yet another first time legal CD issue and first ever complete legal reissue in any format.

Album Details

A Pioneer of the Kind of Uptempo Hillbilly that Influenced and Led to the Birth of Rock 'N' Roll, Lattie Moore Has Long Been a Collector Favourite. This CD features at Least One Version of all his Great King and Starday Sides, Including the Original of the Much Recorded 'Here I Am Drunk Again' (A Hit for Moe Bandy in the Mid 70s) and the Title Track, which the Tractors Re-Cut for their Debut Arista Album in the Early 90s.

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It Don't Get No Better Than This.......2002-02-16

The Lattie Moore collection on Westside, of all his 50s-60s Starday-King recordings, is a remarkable treasure and landmark in Hillbilly, Country and Rockabilly. I've had it spinning on the platter for months and just can't get enough.
In just a six year gap between the early and later recordings on this fine work, you can see the tremendous change that Country music underwent. The early work is reminiscant of the style and sound best remembered as Hank Williams, whereas the later recordings show Country entering its Honky Tonk era.
I have always loved Honky Tonk the best, but it was Lattie Moore who gave me a real appreciation for the earlier music it evolved from. Now I'm a Hillbilly fan too, thanks to Lattie Moore.
I recommend this as highly as I could any collection, for *Real* Country Music lovers who want to really know their roots.
(Paul Moratto)

It Don't Get No Better Than This.......2002-02-16

It Don't Get No Better Thank This.......2002-02-16

The Lattie Moore collection on Westside, of all his 50s-60s Starday-King recordings, is a remarkable treasure and landmark in Hillbilly, Country and Rockabilly. I've had it spinning on the platter for months and just can't get enough.
In just a six year gap between the early and later recordings on this fine work, you can see the tremendous change that Country music underwent. The early work is reminiscant of the style and sound best remembered as Hank Williams, whereas the later recordings show Country entering its Honky Tonk era.
I have always loved Honky Tonk the best, but it was Lattie Moore who gave me a real appreciation for the earlier music it evolved from. Now I'm a Hillbilly fan too, thanks to Lattie Moore.
I recommend this as highly as I could any collection, for Country Music lovers who want to really know their roots.

Awesome album from a musical pioneer!.......2001-11-08

Lattie Moore may well be one of music's best kept secrets. A true pioneer, this album reflects the best of early rock-a-billy. Many of the tracks have been cut by other artists, but none can compare to the original. If not for circumstances beyond his control, Lattie would truly be known as one of the greatest artists of all time. If you like unprocessed, real music, this is for you.

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Olive or Twist
The Badly Bent
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
ASIN: B000REI5WO

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1 Olive or Twist 2 I Wonder Where You Are Tonight 3 I'll Just Stay Away 4 Stoney Ridge 5 Lovin' You Again 6 Who Will Sing For Me? 7 You Finally Slipped My Mind 8 Devil Chased Me Around the Stump 9 Red Georgia Clay 10 The Rain Will Do My Crying 11 Day of Pain 12 Eighth of February 13 Counting the Days 14 If You Ever Change Your Mind 15 Walk Out in the Rain

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An album chock-full of zeal & velocity from a band with plenty of inherent passion for contemporary bluegrass music

The Badly Bent
The Badly Bent
Manufacturer: No Label
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0007T0CM0
Release Date: 2005-02-12

Tracks:

Cold Sheets of Rain
Same Old Bluegrass Story
Where's That Cold Wind Come From?
Dusty Knob
Rank Strangers
Brown Mountain Light
Spinning Wheel
Love Me or Leave Me Alone
If That's The Way You Feel
More Dollars Than Sense
Butcher Boy
Remington Ride
Coal Tattoo
Grandfather's Clock

Album Description

The Badly Bent's self-titled CD is the most recent release from this Durango, Colorado based band. The project represents the best in high-energy traditional bluegrass, with both original and obscure bluegrass tunes. In addition, there are several well-known tunes that The Badly Bent has reworked into their own style. "Spirted picking and vocals that manage to capture both the fun of the front porch and the intricacies of modern bluegrass. The Badly Bent feature several disticntive lead vocalists and clever arrangements, real assets for any bluegrass group. This CD sounds great!" quote from Tim Stafford of Blue Highway.

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An album chock-full of zeal & velocity from a band with plenty of inherent passion for contemporary bluegrass music.......2005-11-25

Playing Time - 51:58 -- Based in Durango, Colorado, The Badly Bent demonstrates that they are a very solid regional band with plenty to enthuse a far wider national bluegrass audience. They clearly have a bluegrass bent, along with plenty of inherent passion for the music. With a contemporary edge, The Badly Bent pushes the interpretive envelope, especially when they are presenting originals such as "Where's That Cold Wind Come From?," "Dusty Knob," and "More Dollars Than Sense." Special guest Cindi Trautmann sings the former. The second is an instrumental that accelerates when composer and banjo-player Mark Epstein brings it home. The latter song bursts with hustle, and their racing performance reaches a smoldering extreme for the band's capabilities. The band also draws material from the likes of Randall Hylton ("Cold Sheets of Rain"), Bill Bryson ("Love Me of Leave Me Alone"), The Wright Brothers ("Same Old Bluegrass Story"). While other songs are from Ralph Stanley and Albert Brumley, the band definitely branches into other territory further afield than their album's "traditional bluegrass" subtitle might suggest.

Produced by Sally Van Meter, The Badly Bent's debut album is chock-full of zeal and velocity. Nimble-fingered Indiana native Mark Epstein is a masterful banjo-player, especially as he tears up a standard like "Remington Ride." Epstein has thirty years of experience as a musician and was a recent guest with the San Juan Symphony Orchestra. The rest of the band includes Bill Adams (resonator guitar), Rob Brophy (mandolin, vocals), Patrick Dressen (guitar, vocals), and Jeff Hibshman (bass). Adams is originally from South Carolina and took up resonator guitar in 1992. Brophy is a Colorado native who earned an associates degree in bluegrass music from South Plains College in Levelland, Tx. Dressen, originally from South Dakota, has lived in Colorado since 1967. He's the 1991 Colorado flatpick guitar champion and 1994 Rockygrass mandolin champion. Hibshman, a founding member of The Badly Bent, recently returned to the band as their rock solid, innovative bassist. Some of their most soulful renditions are those featuring guest Cindi Trautmann's fiddling and vocalizing ("Butcher Boy").

This band has a bad case of bluegrass enthusiasm. Collectively, they give us some charged-up music on a generous 52-minute album that will turn some heads. It's gratifying to know that they are receiving considerable airplay around the world on both standard and internet-based radio. Stay tuned for more excitement from this Colorado band that also just happened to win the 2005 Telluride band contest. (Joe Ross, staff writer, Bluegrass Now)