Country Versatile [Explicit Lyrics]

Track Listings

1. Dirty Niggaz

2. Cadillac Anthem

3. Young Niggaz

4. All I Do

5. Dirt I Bleed

6. Ride

7. What They Really Want

8. Pimp & Gangsta

9. Dirty Gul

10. Deep

11. Southwest

12. Twerk Sum

13. Really Real

14. Dirty Luv

Country Versatile,Dirty,Nfinity Music,Dirty South,Pop,Rap,Rap & Hip-Hop,Soul/Reggae/Rhythm & Blues,Southern Rap

Country Versatile [Explicit Lyrics]

Tracks:

Indian Creek
Old Log Cabin for Sale - Pam Gadd, Porter Wagoner
Thinking out Loud
Divers Are out Tonight
House on Mulberry Street
Bury Me Beneath the Willow - Pam Gadd, Porter Wagoner
If There Was No Love
Cooksville Kid
Nothing Between
Mystery Mountain
Have I Told You Lately
Wnough to Make a Grown Man Cry
Mary of the Wild Moor - Pam Gadd, Porter Wagoner
Bluegrass Country Style

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Mark Weigle lets it all hang out
SoulSex is all-consuming, high-spirited & FUN, like real sex

Soul Sex: Wrestling the Angel/Versatile
Mark Weigle
Manufacturer: Mark Weigle Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Country | Styles | Music

General | Folk | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B0007W7HKC
Release Date: 2005-03-22

Tracks:

How I See You
Little Boy
White Scarves on Thursdays
Soul Sex: Disclosure/Essence
And I Love Horses
Blessing
Lazy Mexican
Victim
Why Not Fly
As Long as You Love Me
Ones Who Came to Heal
Tires and Gasoline
Unworthy
Across the Miles
Paos Blancos los Jueves

Tracks:

Mr. Trucker Man
Nasty Bizness
Made for Suckin' You
Model Boy
Five Good Peterbilts
Your Laptop Screen
Asshole
Buddy Got Gut
Cut
Desert Plains
Ben's Whip
Picnic Tables
Soul Sex: Disclosure/Essence

Customer Reviews:

Mark Weigle lets it all hang out.......2005-07-14

If you are familiar with Mark Weigle's previous CD's, then this two sided effort is going to be a comfort and a shock. When I say two sided, I don't mean in the old traditional side one and side two definition of vinyl albums. I mean in the split personalities of "Soulsex" individual CD's. The discs are each given a sub-title of "Wrestling The Angel" and "Versatile." A more appropriate moniker might have been "ego" and "id," respectively.

The "Wrestling The Angel" half is the Mark Weigle his fans will be most likely to identify first. It's filled with the thoughtful, insightful and folkish songs that Mark has graced us with over the course of his CD's. There is even a wonderful nod to his love of country music, in the begging to be covered "And I Love Horses." You will also find such out-conscious songs as "The Blessing" and "Little Boy," and the stellar "Why Not Fly." These songs speak more to me than any screeching diva or club mix ever will.

There are also a growing number of social issue songs here. "Lazy Mexican" attacks prejudice and "White Scarves On Tuesday" belongs next to Sting's "They Dance Alone," both in topic and musical excellence. But you'll also see a very pointed and angry song that looks into an unpleasant gay culture's mirror with "Tires and Gasoline," the story of Billy Jack Gaither, a man who was brutally murdered by gay bashers in Alabama around the same time Matthew Sheppard was killed in Laramie. Problem was, 39 year old middle aged men aren't quite as saintly as 22 year olds, and Gaither's murder was - when reported at all - usually a sidebar to the canonization of Sheppard. It's one of the many highlights on "Wrestling The Angel."

In fact, if that was the only disc we were talking about here, I'd probably be ready to gush about just how much Mark's music keeps improving, and how much I think his CD's are among the best you'll find. But then, you have that id disc roaring out from under that mild mannered persona. On the first song, a lead guitar snarls a gnarly lead and the first words you hear are "Hey there Mr. Trucker Man, I heard your zipper falling."

Buckle your seat belts, fellas. It's going to be a stormy ride. Focus on The Family is going to mess themselves.

"Versatile" is something that I've never heard before. Instead of high lonesome sensitive man to man paeans to love and eternal devotion, Mark tears the cover off with primal lunges into truck stops, parks after dark and leather bars. And these ain't pretty boys in OUT magazine fashion model adverts. These are mans' songs, odes to blue collar guys with a "Joe Gage face and a Brush Creek belly." (In fact, several of these songs are used as the soundtrack to the Joe Gage produced "110 Degrees In Tucson.") Just like the adult DVD soundtack the songs represent, there's a lot of celebration of the carnal on "Versatile." So if you're spooked by four letter words, slang description of male anatomy and what can be done to stimulate it, well, you might be reading the wrong review.

Mark also indulges in all sorts of musical carrying on here. There's the funky "Nasty Bizness" (with more than a slight nod to Janet Jackson), a "Baby Got Back" parody called "Buddy Got Gut" and one hysterical country satire with the obvious title "Made for Sucking You." It's not all snorts and giggles, though. "Ben's Whips" explores the leather scene without condescension and "Soulsex Disclosure/Essence" gives a thorough and honest assessment of modern - read second-generation AIDS era - relationships in four minutes. You even get the elevation of a band that should be recognized as gay icons as Mark respectably covers Judas Priest's "Desert Plains."

I always wondered when I'd finally hear somebody make an album that was nothing but an unbridled gay male libido, and "Versatile" completely delivers music that literally has its creator indulging in the expression to "rock out with your c--k out." The double whammy of Mark Weigle's "Soulsex" is already one of my favorite CD's of 2005.

SoulSex is all-consuming, high-spirited & FUN, like real sex.......2005-04-28

SoulSex's two CD's could each stand alone as good albums. One, "Wrestling The Angel", blends gentle country with soft rock and features Weigle's characteristic laid-back vocal delivery (reminiscent of Gordon Lightfoot). But Weigle stretches out from his formula on a few exceptional tracks: "Tires & Gasoline" remembers the murdered and forgotten Billy Jack Gaither - and takes on the hypocrisy of the Gay icon-marketing machine. Covering Cheryl Wheeler, "Unworthy" elicits smiles of recognition -- everyone I play it for thinks it's about them! -- and the urge to sing along. The most deftly-realized song on SoulSex, the proud, indiscreet, hauntingly subtle, and literally death-defying "Why Not Fly" gives me chills whenever I hear it.

But Mark really shines on the other disc, "Versatile". Unprecedentedly honest, clear and queer, unembarassedly explicit, these often-sensual songs are about his erotic tastes. Sex and desire are out and in-front, raunchy and personal. From hoedowns to rave-ups, from servicing truckers to a daddy-boy resting his head on daddy's belly, each detail combines for a real trip.

"Buddy Got Gut" is seductive, defensive, a riff on "Baby's Got Back", and sketch comedy. Then there's - well, I have to say it: I appreciate "Asshole", another hypocrisy-skewering lyric that takes on nothing less than flipping our bodily shame into pride, up-ending the idiocy of expressing disgust via homophobia right on its ass. "These Lips of Mine" begins: "I learned why the good lord gave me wrists / when he slapped those handcuffs on / And I praised god he gave me teeth / to get your zipper down," sung with just the cutest, most adorable, most perfect excited catch in the throat ever. But on "Desert Plains" Mark pays full-throated, Out loud homage to Rob Halford, Judas Priest's Out heavy metal pioneer, and the antithesis of laid-back.

Mark Weigle has taken quite a journey to get where he is (it's worth the effort for you to listen to his previous releases), and he shares the experience with you, for real. Not cliched Gay, nor outre Gay, nor "So-o-o" Gay, Mark's songs are simply unembarrassed, unapologetically Gay. And, by expressing his personal truth so well, he reaches for the universal human experience and touches it in our hearts.

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COUNTRY VERSATILE

Country Versatile
Dirty
Manufacturer: Nfinity Music
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music

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Southern Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music

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ASIN: B00000JS0K
Release Date: 1999-07-13

Tracks:

Dirty Niggaz
Cadillac Anthem
Young Niggaz
All I Do
Dirt I Bleed
Ride
What They Really Want
Pimp & Gangsta
Dirty Gul
Deep
Southwest
Twerk Sum
Really Real
Dirty Luv

Customer Reviews:

COUNTRY VERSATILE.......2000-11-19

A THESE BOYS TIGHT.THIS SOME RIGHT HERE YOU CAN SMOKE OUT TO RIDE TO OR JUST GET HIGH TO.LYRICS FLIP OFF THEIR TONGUE LIKE ACROBATS.LIKE IT'S A GIFT.THESE BOYS RIGHT HERE REMIND ME OF EIGHTBALL & MJG ON EVERYTHANG.BUT, THEY TAKING IT TO ANOTHER LEVEL.THE BEATS ARE TIGHT AND THE TRACKS ARE REAL. SOME THAT I CAN RELATE TO.REMIXES FROM OTHER SONGS THAT WAS PUT TOGETHER ON HERE REALLY SHOWS HOW VERSATILE THEY ARE.FROM THE FIRST TIME I HEARD THIS CD I TOLD MY SELF I GOT TO HAVE IT.WHEN I PLAY IT AROUND OTHER PEOPLE THEY BE LIKE WHO DAT IS? I BE LIKE DIRTY THEM BOYS FROM THE GUMP BE LAYING IT DOWN.A I'M BOUT TO RAISE UP BUT TO THEM BOYS DIRTY YALL JUST KEEP REPRESENTIN LAYING IT DOWN FOR DA SOUTH.

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This Little Thing Called Life

Manufacturer: Late SHift
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000CAKL1G
Release Date: 2005-08-16

Greatest Hits - America's Most Versatile Singing Star

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An interesting compilation of Jo's fifties music
The best Jo Stafford album ever released

Greatest Hits - America's Most Versatile Singing Star
Jo Stafford
Manufacturer: Corinthian Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Country | Styles | Music

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ASIN: B0000010KS
Release Date: 1993-02-04

Tracks:

I'll Be Seeing You
You Belong To Me
For You
Come Rain Or Come Shine
Shrimp Boats
Embraceable You
St. Louis Blues
All The Things You Are
The Gentleman Is A Dope
Stardust
Jambalaya
I Should Care
Make Love To Me
Blues In The Night

Customer Reviews:

An interesting compilation of Jo's fifties music.......2003-01-22

This compilation is sub-titled Greatest hits, but it certainly isn't that - buy the Columbia hits collection if that's what you're looking for. Four major hits are included - You belong to me, Shrimp boats, Make love to me and Jambalaya - but the remainder of this collection is made up of Jo's lovely renditions of standards, some of which are not available on any other currently available CD of Jo's music.

I'll be seeing you (a cover of a Bing Crosby #1 hit from 1944) opens the set, and anybody not already familiar with Jo's music is immediately aware that Jo was a very special singer. Among the other classics here, you will find Embraceable you, St Louis blues, The gentleman is a dope, Stardust and Blues in the night.

The packaging is limited - no credits, no notes - which is disappointing, especially at the price, but the music is what really matters.

This is a magnificent collection, but if you haven't got the Columbia hits collection, buy that first (it does include some notes) - or, better still, buy the two together. The four major hits are the only songs that appear on both.

The best Jo Stafford album ever released.......2001-05-25

Jo Stafford combined a rough, bluesy approach with the range and overall style of a singer of popular standards. On this CD, her big hits including "You Belong to Me," "Shrimp Boats," "Jambalaya," and "Make Love to me" are all here, as well as some lovely classic all-time standards such as "Come Rain or Come Shine," "All the Things You Are," and "Stardust." If you are looking for one Jo Stafford album, you will not find a better one than this one.

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My Heart's Desire
Phil & Debi Jones
Manufacturer: Sunrise Ministries
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music

Gospel | Christian & Gospel | Styles | Music

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ASIN: B0000Y8HSS
Release Date: 2003-11-01

Tracks:

My Heart's Desire
Grace for Granted
Unto Thy Name
My Reason
I am Your Own
Greater Is He
Your Love is My Home
First in My Heart
Right Woman
I've Been Redeemed

Album Description

Christian singer/songwriters Phil and Debi Jones team up on an original 10-song collection of rock-and-roll, blues, and country ballads, with a touch of blue-eyed soul, celebrating the goodness of God and their love for each other. The versatility of these independent artists is on display, in searing rock-and-roll (My Reason), deep and searching ballads (Your Love Is My Home, I am Your Own), cool blues (Grace for Granted), light-hearted pop-rock (Greater is He), and inspirational praise and worship (I've Been Redeemed). The tune "Unto Thy Name" defies description, fusing bluesy rock and roll with gospel soul, and featuring an eye-popping horns arrangement reminiscent of "Sir Duke". Brought together by their love for God and their joy in music, this couple has found their heart's desire in each other as well.

The album features performances by a number of noted musicians, including Ron Huckaby of the George Strait Band, Mike Zeoli of Del Castillo, and Bucky Buchanan of the People's Choice, as well as Elena Trevino and Steve Sinsinig, who frequently appear on the internationally-syndicated inspirational television show, "The Awakening".

No Place To Land
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No Place To Land
Janis Carper
Manufacturer: Janis Carper
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Folk | Styles | Music
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Singer Songwriters | Folk | Indie Music | Stores | Music
ASIN: B00000JJ6R
Release Date: 1992-05-01

Tracks:

Stone In My Pocket
Was That You
Holding Me
Delirious
Broken China
Couldn't Hide Our Hearts
Desperate Man
My Father's Farm
Swing On Down To Texas
Next Time
The Highway Never Ends
No Place Like Home

Album Description

Janis Carper's album No Place To Land contains twelve original songs ranging from driving country-rock to tender love ballads. Recorded at David Lange Studios in Edgewood, WA and produced by Carper and Lange, this recording features Carper on vocals, guitars and mandolin.

Studio backup includes several of the Northwest's top musicians, including bassists Dan Mohler and Cary Black, drummer Dave Heath and guitarist John Morton. Other contributing musicians and vocalists are Heidi Muller, Renee Redeker, Paul Elliott, Dan Maher, Lisa Theo and Orville Johnson.

Northern Country
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Northern Country
Peggy Atwood
Manufacturer: The Orchard
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Folk | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B00004W5I5
Release Date: 2000-07-11