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The best selection of southern country and rock music in the world for your roadtrip along the west coast of the US

Route 66  Country & Rock

Psychedelic, Heavy Psych, Stoner Rock, Blues Rock

Blues Rock road trip

Time Clocks

Hanging On A Loser

Back To Land (Wooden Shjips)

Eyehategod-New Orleans Is The New Vietnam

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MYSTIC BRAVES - "Desert Island"

Westside Story

I'm Glad Trouble Don't Last Always

Smilla - High Passion (Balthazar & JackRock Remix) [Harthouse]

Fade Into You

America

A Horse with No Name

Made in Heaven

A Winter's Tale (2011 Remaster)

Favourite Worst Nightmare

Shadow of the Sun

Slow Down Low

Nevermind

Lithium

Blue & Lonesome

Just Your Fool

Honky Tonks and Cheap Motels

I'm on Fire

Sinner

From The Fires

Highway Tune

A Tribute to Phil Collins - The Love Songs

Another Day In Paradise

Mark “Porkchop” Holder originally turned the blues on its head more than a decade ago as a founding member of punk/blues band Black Diamond Heavies. While he’s been tearing up juke joints, festivals and dive bars since then with his own  ery brand of the blues, it wasn’t until earlier this year that
the Tennessee musician released his own debut solo album, Let It Slide, an acclaimed effort that No Depression described as, “... re in a barrel. If the Rolling Stones camped with Howlin’ Wolf and Billy Gibbons on trucker speed for the weekend with a fuzz pedal, this would be its precious procreation.”
Now just nine months later, the guitar-slinging, harp-shredding bluesman is releasing his follow-up album, Death and the Blues. On it, Holder, along with Travis Kilgore (bass) and Doug Bales (drums), builds on the success of his previous album with eight newly penned tracks, along with three rousing covers.
Despite the fact that this was recorded in the same studio as their last album (Tiny Buzz in Chattanooga, TN) and by the same line-up, the results are much heavier and tighter on this affair, with Holder’s inventive slide guitar-work snarling and baring teeth over the rock-solid rhythms from Kilgore and Bales.
“Blues is the music of poor people, and poor people live closer to death than other people do,” Holder admits. “The message of the title track is simple: death and the blues are real. I have a personal connection with the symbols of death; they remind me not to waste my time.”

I'm Glad Trouble Don't Last Always

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