Shame they didn't use this for Jax Teller's Last Ride...

Clint Eastwood references i got: Name: Pale Rider, one of his movies. Lock up your daughter-In Pale Rider, Hal’s daughter fell in love with Clint’s character. Man that has no name-dollar trilogy, Dying aint no way to make a living: Josey Wales line.

Nice song.  This is what i've been looking for on SoundCloud.

Follow the Fool (Snippet) by Gorilla Rodeo!
taken from "The Long Way Home" (2011)
Words and music by Gorilla Rodeo!
Available at www.gorilla-rodeo.de

Gorilla Rodeo! - Follow the Fool (Snippet)

Nico Vega - Beast (Folk Blues Version)

From 'Jamie N Commons - The Baron' E.P 
Out 17th October on http://www.luvluvluvrecords.com/
http://www.facebook.com/jamiencommons


Jamie N Commons - The Preacher

Ghoultown - Drink With The Living Dead

Music and Lyrics Bob Dylan. Rory Neville Vocals Guitars Bass Harmonica. Evin O Reilly Drums Organ Percussion

Man In The Long Black Coat

208 The Regulator   Clutch

Justin Mahoney: Vocal/Guitar/Bass
Andrew Schaak: Accordion 
Rob Fenton: Dobro


Copper & Gold

Justin Mahoney: Guitar &amp; Vocals
Max Heineman: Upright Bass
Andrew Collins: Mandolin 
Rob Fenton: Dobro


Pale Rider

Justin Mahoney: Guitar & Bass & Vocals
Patrick Brealey: Piano
Brad Kilpatrick: Percussion
Jon Steen: Pedal Steel


Thirty Year Night

North Country Gentlemen - Ghost Train1

An adaptation of this track 'Don't Mess With Crow' is used for the open theme to a Discovery Channel series "Clash of the Ozarks"

Written & recorded by The Blackwater Fever 

Shane Hicks: vocals, guitar, lapsteel 
Andrew Walter: drums, percussion 
Jed A. Walters: bass, organ, synthesiser 

Mixed & produced by Shane Hicks 
at Parallel Sound & Eleven PM Studios 

Recorded at Parallel Sound. 
Additional recording at Borough Studios. 

Mastered by Jason Ward at Chicago Mastering Service. 

Artwork by Shane Hicks


Don't Fuck With Joe

Murder Ballads & Other Love Songs is the debut album by The Heavy Horses, the pseudonym under which Canadian musician Justin Mahoney writes and records songs about outlaws, angels, and murder. 

The album was recorded and mixed in Toronto by Laurence Currie (Amelia Curran/Wintersleep/The Once), and features Canadian talents including Andrew Collins (Creaking Tree String Quartet, The Foggy Hogtown Boys), Max Heineman (The Foggy Hogtown Boys), Christine Bougie (The Good Lovelies, Amy Millan), and Brad Kilpatrick (Hawksley Workman), among others.

﻿Steeped in tradition, and raised on a healthy diet of "the old country", The Heavy Horses are naturally drawn to writing in the same style of music, and make no excuses for it. Although they have never raised a pistol to a man, fled to Mexico, murdered out of love, anger, or murdered "just to watch him die" as Johnny Cash once put it, these themes are abundant in the writing.

If you’ve always wanted to relive the Wild West, or the 70's outlaw country movement – well, those days are gone, but The Heavy Horses aim to get you pretty damn close...

Pale Rider

The Heavy Horses

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