Original song from their debut record Individually Wrapped.  
RC and The Moonpie Band - Country Girl

The more you listen to Individually Wrapped the more the similarities between Houndsounds and the FAME Recording Studios / Muscle Shoals Sound Studio reveal themselves.  They are both in out of the way parts of the country where it’s easier to keep musicians out of trouble (for the most part) and like the Swampers, these guys are funky ass white boys (for the most part) who can play any style of music - like this.

Individually Wrapped

Country Girl

RC and The Moonpie Band - Lonesome And Then Some

Lonesome And Then Some

At this point we’re sure you’ve heard all kinds of tributes to Prince.  Well here is ours.  And it’s from the heart.  RIP.    

RC and The Moonpie Band - Kiss

Kiss

RC and The Moonpie Band - Hope In A Hopeless World

Pops Staples was 78 when he wrote this song.  78!  We can all only hope to be one tenth as dynamic and vital as he was at that age.  After the playback, RC said “Well we took ‘em to church on this one.”  They might not play this song in church but if they did, you might actually go.  

“This is important to me because I loved Pops and The Staples Singers.  Their messages were really on point and needed.  Deep.  Spiritual.  Clean music.  The world could use more of this.” – RC  

“The Morley wah gave it the gospel porn touch” - Robert 

Hope In a Hopeless World

All This

The Buddy Guy Up

Original song from RC and The Moonpie Band with a little help from No Controllin', Steady Rollin' Bob Margolin.

Big Ass Jug O' Wine

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