Lubbock (On Everything)
by Terry Allen
Visual artist Terry Allen recorded this sprawling, fiercely independent double album in his Texas hometown, delivering an absolute masterpiece of progressive outlaw country. 'Lubbock (On Everything)' is a wonderfully humorous, deeply satirical, and highly rebellious collection of sharply melodic singer-songwriter narratives examining art, hypocrisy, and Southwestern hedonism.
Genres
- Progressive Country
- Singer-Songwriter
Tracklist
- Amarillo Highway (for Dave Hickey)
- High Plains Jamboree
- The Great Joe Bob (a Regional Tragedy)
- The Wolfman of Del Rio
- Lubbock Woman
- The Girl Who Danced Oklahoma
- Truckload of Art
- The Collector (and the Art Mob)
- Oui (a French Song)
- Rendezvous USA
- Cocktails for Three
- The Beautiful Waitress
- High Horse Momma
- Blue Asian Reds (for Roadrunner)
- New Delhi Freight Train
- FFA
- Flatland Farmer
- My Amigo
- The Pink and Black Song
- The Thirty Years War Waltz (for Jo Harvey)
- I Just Left Myself