This time the rhythm section is better (Mike Baillie and Russell Webb had stepped in), and Bill Nelson's production also helps matters. But just what is he like, that Richard Jobson? Song titles in Latin, for goodness sake, and references to an Olympian ideal that got him into trouble with those who saw him as a Nazi sympathizer -- he claimed that was nonsense, he was just interested in history. And he wanted listeners to be interested too, which is why he rammed the grandiose {&"A Day in Europ...   [ read more ]

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Since 1985, Southern Culture on the Skids have brought their chicken flingin' trashabilly antics to every nook and cranny of the US of A and beyond, playing classic originals like "Eight Piece Box" and "Camel Walk" while tearing up the stage, leaving behind nothing but a trail of pudding, crushed KFC boxes, and endless broken hearts. Now, with Countrypolitan Favorites, SCOTS are giving us a glimpse into their private record collections by compiling 15 one of a kind covers, recorded at singer Rick Miller's ...   [ read more ]

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Following the departure of keyboard player Chris Bess, Southern Culture on the Skids have pared themselves back down to a three-piece on their eighth full-length album, Mojo Box. While it's not quite a return to the gloriously greasy stomp of such early classics as For Lovers Only and Ditch Diggin', there is a significantly lower novelty factor here than they have displayed since their move up to the big leagues with Dirt Track Date, and the relatively leaner sound agrees with them. While SCOTS are a good-...   [ read more ]

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