THIS IS THE VINYL LP VERSION!
Side 1
1. Pine Belt Blues
2. Diamond In The Concrete
3. Anna Lee
4. Bitter Scene
5. Red Dust Rising
6. That Dollar
Side 2
1. Devoted To Lonesome
2. Pistol Totin' Man
3. Can't You See
4. Take Me To The Speedway
5. Coal Mine Lung
“The Dexateens’ second album trades the triple-axe blow-outs of their debut effort for a loose, dual guitar twang which nods to Crazy Horse, The Flying Burrito Bros and Exile On Main Street-era Stones while weaving its own distinctive spell. The quartet move seamlessly from swamp-punk singalong Anna Lee to arena-sized slow-burner Take Me To The Speedway, via the title track’s rusted banjo blues and the Allman Brothers-intricate boogie of Pistol Totin’ Man. This breadth of vision is enhanced by their deft and economical playing and a marvelously warm production job by the American underground maven Tim Kerr (Monkeywrench, Big Boys). Elliot McPherson and John Smith’s vocal partnership is a final ace; the pair evoke a similar ‘new south’ to that described by Muscle Shoals’ multi-faceted Drive-By-Truckers- one where the modern and traditional are constantly in flux.” Mojo (FOUR STARS) ****
June 2005
<p><span class="caps">THIS IS THE VINYL LP VERSION</span>!</p>
<p>Side 1<br />1. Pine Belt Blues<br />2. Diamond In The Concrete<br />3. Anna Lee<br />4. Bitter Scene<br />5. Red Dust Rising<br />6. That Dollar</p>
<p>Side 2<br />1. Devoted To Lonesome<br />2. Pistol Totin’ Man<br />3. Can’t You See<br />4. Take Me To The Speedway<br />5. Coal Mine Lung</p>
<p>“The Dexateens’ second album trades the triple-axe blow-outs of their debut effort for a loose, dual guitar twang which nods to Crazy Horse, The Flying Burrito Bros and Exile On Main Street-era Stones while weaving its own distinctive spell. The quartet move seamlessly from swamp-punk singalong Anna Lee to arena-sized slow-burner Take Me To The Speedway, via the title track’s rusted banjo blues and the Allman Brothers-intricate boogie of Pistol Totin’ Man. This breadth of vision is enhanced by their deft and economical playing and a marvelously warm production job by the American underground maven Tim Kerr (Monkeywrench, Big Boys). Elliot McPherson and John Smith’s vocal partnership is a final ace; the pair evoke a similar ‘new south’ to that described by Muscle Shoals’ multi-faceted Drive-By-Truckers- one where the modern and traditional are constantly in flux.” Mojo (FOUR <span class="caps">STARS</span>) <strong>*</strong>* <br />June 2005</p>2007-06-21T01:56:58-05:00the-dexateens-red-dust-rising-lp206451Vinyl - LP2007-06-21T01:56:58-05:00The Dexateens - Red Dust Rising LP2007-10-02T13:03:03-05:00Skybucket Records13ghosts, 40 watt, Elle Magazine, The Dexateens, WUSM, alabama, alabama ass whuppin, athens, centro matic, centro-matic, craig pickering, dexateens, drive by truckers, drive-by truckers, eliot mcpherson, eliott mcpherson, elliot mcpherson, elliott mcpherson, estrus, forty watt, harp, high bias, hold stready, john smith, lucero, lynn bridges, magnet, matt patton, mojo, naked ground, nashville scene, nashvillescene, neil armstrong, nikolaus mimikakis, patterson hood, pitchfork, pitchfork media, popmatters, quadrajets, red dust rising, rosa, spin, sweet dog, through the sparks, tim easton, tim kerr, tuscaloosa, uncut2007-06-21T01:56:58-05:00manual227342181deny1Default113.00206451SB 12Default2007-10-02T13:03:03-05:002007-06-21T01:56:58-05:0033918112064512007-10-02T13:03:03-05:00http://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0002/1105/products/dex_reddust.jpg?1256266719