Mine

big-legged women

hellbilly

Hank III

The Raconteurs Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)

Hank Williams III - Straight to Hell (Sextronica Dreamix)

Good Company

In Hell I'll Be In Good Company

In Hell I'll Be in Good Company

What a strange and awful playlist. I tried. Nothing makes sense anymore.

Norma Tanega - You're Dead (1966)

Wayne "the train" Hancock performed live at the KDHX studio in Saint Louis on December 4,2011. Audio by Dan Kinney. Discover more great media at http://kdhx.org

Wayne Hancock "Thunderstorms and Neon Signs" Live at KDHX 12/4/11

Very Best Of Dean Martin

Volare (Nel Blu Di Pinto Di Blu)

Greatest Hits

Six Pack Of Beer

Low Down

Crazed Country Rebel

Jeff Beck & Joss Stone  - I put a spell on you -  ( Live at Mallorca )

My Body

Young The Giant

I Got

Risin' Outlaw

Thunderstorms & Neon Signs - Hank Williams III

Apartment

Cough Syrup

God Made Man

I Wish I Knew (Hank Williams III) 2019

A snowy spring night in upstate NY brought the lucky few in attendance another great jam

Grateful Dead   Scarlet-Fire 1977

This unique split E.P. between The Goddamn Gallows and Black Eyed Vermillion is the beginning of a series of releases where the artists cover each others material. Originally released on vinyl only in 2011, The Swappin' Spit E.P. has gained a lot of recognition in the roots music underground. All of the artists on the album are featured on the last track "In League With Satan" originally written and released by famed black metal band Venom. In League With Satan also featured Farmageddon Records recording artist James Hunnicutt. This album was recorded by three engineers in three different states, Andy Gibson Recordings in Nashville, TN. Million Dollar Sound in Austin, TX. and James Hunnicutt's part by Tony Reed in Seattle, WA. Original album art and layout by Joe Perreze, of the Perreze Farm. There are still a handful of these available on vinyl if you visit www.farmageddonrecords.bigcartel.com

The Goddamn Gallows - In League With Satan

The third studio release from The Goddamn Gallows, and a very notable one at that. You can see in these songs that The Goddamn Gallows were evolving steadily into something new! They still had a little of the psychobilly punk twang, but there was a little more to it than just that. This album was originally self released by the band in 2008, and was re-released on Farmageddon Records in 2011 on limited edition vinyl, and has since been repressed. The remaining vinyl copies can be found, along with CD's at www.farmageddonrecords.bigcartel.com 

Thunderstorms & Neon Signs - Hank Williams III

Jish Nimmo