There's a wit and dark humour in the song writing that recalls the sombre side of 60s radio pop in a non-dress-up manner
capture Cash in his most revolutionary days
And while the guitar tone here is resolutely treble-kicked—or
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Various - Six Feet Under LP xx2007 There's a wit and darkA compilation of obscure American country, hillbilly & rock n roll tunes from the late 50s and early 60s, favoring the rough, raw and echoey jittery side of things. For fans of Lee Hazlewood, Link Wray, Wanda Jackson, The Cramps, Sun Records, etc. Recommended for those long nights of soul searching, spirit journeys, drinking, weeping, rambling. Titles include "Willie Joe" by Mystery Trio, "Dark Mood" by Bartlett Brothers & The Country Paupers,