Join Garrett T. Capps and the Trouble Country crew as we shuffle through the Suffering Jukebox. We've asked all kinds of folks, from outlaw icons to honky-tonk headbangers, to pick-a-tune and tell us what it means to them 🤠 

To kick things off, we've got the Rhinestone Revolutionary, the Troubadour of Trotskyism Lavender Country's Patrick Haggerty 🌈 

In 1973 Patrick and his collaborators released the first known gay-themed album in country music history. Needless to say, he's been turning over rocks and kicking open doors ever since. Simply put, Patrick is a living legend, and you better listen up and hear what he has to say.    

Host: Garrett T. Capps
Special Guest: Patrick Haggerty
Producer/Director/Writer: Daed Hoffman
Technical Director/Editor: Clayton Price

Featured music in this episode:

The Suffering Jukebox & Lavender Country's Patrick Haggerty

Join Garrett T. Capps and the Trouble Country crew as we shuffle through the Suffering Jukebox. We've asked all kinds of folks, from outlaw icons to honky-tonk headbangers, to pick-a-tune and tell us what it means to them 🤠

This week we've got a pick from Punk Rock poet and Americana auteur John Doe!

In 1977, along with feminist frontwoman Exene Cervenka and rockabilly ripper Billy Zoom, John Doe was a founding member of the seminal LA punk outfit ❌. With a career marked by curiosity and collaboration, John Doe has worked with The Knitters, The Flesh Eaters, Tex & the Horseheads, The Sadies, and many, many more. Straddling and linking the genres of Punk & Country, John Doe is a trouble country scholar; so you better get ready for some schoolin’

Host: Garrett T. Capps
Special Guest: John Doe
Producer/Director/Writer: Daed Hoffman
Technical Director/Editor: Clayton Price

Featured music in this episode:

The Suffering Jukebox & X's John Doe

TROUBLE COUNTRY is a collective of musicians & storytellers exploring the crossroads of Americana Music & American CounterCulture.

The Suffering Jukebox & Lavender Country's Patrick Haggerty

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