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More Songs About Drinking And Women Who Left

by Bumpkin

Bumpkin returns with more music about drinking, women, harlots, self-gratification, and late night horror
Genre: Country: Outlaw Country
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1. Hey Alright Ok
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2. Nowhere to Go
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3. Pound
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4. Position
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5. Don't Ask Me How My Day Was
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6. Girl Don't Call Me Blues
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7. Early Morning Masturbation
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8. You Got the Right to Be Stupid
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ABOUT THIS ALBUM


Album Notes
Newest hard copy (better artwork) of More Songs About Drinking is available at www.bumpkin.bandcamp.com. I am going to let the physical copies run out at Cdbaby and use Bandcamp as my primary sales hub for this album. Digital downloads are also available there for less than anywhere else.

More Songs about Drinking and Women Who Left was recorded and mixed at Palmyra Studios in Palmer, Texas, under engineer Milo Phillips. Mastering was done at Crystal Clear Studios, Dallas, Texas.

Bumpkin thanks the following for help on this latest release:

Dan Underhill: drums
Jason Manriquez: bass
Glen Squibb: lead guitar

All songs were written by Bumpkin.

Previous Bumpkin albums include Fool's Day (2005) and Man Outta Me (2004).

Thanks to the following for playing Bumpkin:

Fatcatradio.com (hosted by One Angry Swede)
103.3 FM Goulburn, Australia (Honky Tonk Time Machine)
Outlaws and Red Dirt (Live 365)
Shoprock (podcast from Greenfield Woodworks-Mercer, PA)
99.9 Bay FM, Byron Bay, Australia
96.5 Sarasota, Fl (The Breakfast Bar-Bill Stoner)
HonkyTonkJunkie.com (Los Angeles)
Freight Train Boogie Podcast #199 (Bill Frater)



More Songs About Drinking and Women Who Left was named to One Angry Swede's Top 12 of 2007 (FatCat Radio) and is featured in Shoprock's Best of 2007 Show.


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Joyce

Wow! I"m Beyond Impressed with Bumpkins new album
Wow!!! I am beyond impressed with this album. Great awesome and funny very entertaining. Every song is wonderful and is a credit to Bumpkins many talents. Bumpkin just keeps on amazing me album after album and I have them all including this masterpiece.

matulich

i could eat a chicken leg or two
Bumpkin returns with another classic album, this is real country for real country music fans. I think any fan of Johnny Cash, Dwight, or Old 97s will love this. Bumpkin writes hard living tunes about drinking and women. These women are evil, and their antics only get worse as the songs go on. The women folk all need to be pounded through the boxsprings, that will solve the problems. "Nowhere to Go" is the first single and really sets the stage for a brilliant but concise album.

Swede (FatCat Radio)

Country done right
Not much to say other than this is country (or Americana) done RIGHT. Bumpkin's easy delivery along with the top notch musicianship makes this one of the better discs of 2007. Stand out tracks include: "Nowhere To Go", "Girl Don't Call Me Blues" and " You Got The Right To Be Stupid".

I highly recommend. And hey, since the disc is affordably priced pick up one of Bumpkin's earlier efforts while you're at it. Cigars aren't cheap you know?

One Angry Swede
Host of the Little Big Show on the FatCat Radio Network www.fatcatradio.com
August 2007