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Country Lovin' EP (2008)

by Superhorse

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1.
Honky-Tonk Song 02:33
2.
Boys And Girls 04:29
3.
(Ballad of The) Quarryman 03:34
4.
Walkin' 02:39
5.
I Don't Care 03:12

about

Released initially on CD in 2008 in a limited-edition of 500 copies, this Americana-tinged EP finds mysterious Savannah, Ga. proto-punk / power-pop septet Superhorse flexing their muddy boots and dusty roots.

With stylistic nods to the 1970s country-funk of Jerry Reed ("(Ballad of The) Quarryman"), the barroom swagger of vintage Southern Rock ("Boys And Girls"), the chicken-fried blooze of Jimmy Reed and Dylan's Highway 61 Revisited LP ("Walkin'") and the mournful acoustic laments of Townes Van Zandt and John Prine ("I Don't Care"), the band barrels through four original tunes in just under 15 minutes' time.

Throw in a faithful cover of the classic Mel Tillis and Buck Peddy-penned 1957 hit single for Webb Pierce, "Honky-Tonk Song," and you have a wonderfully upbeat EP of tears, beers and jeers.

Roots-rock guitarist extraordinaire (and Honorary Superhorse member) John Neff (Drive-By Truckers, Booker T., Bettye Lavette, Starroom Boys, k.d. lang, Redneck GReece Delux) adds incredibly tasteful pedal steel licks to a few of the songs, and William Tonks (Barbara Cue) and Joe Nelson (Truck Drivin' Son-Of-A-Gun) guest as well on dobro and mandolin and fiddle, respectively.

100% of proceeds from this Artist-Approved reissue will go toward repairing and restoring the damaged multi-tracks of the band's unfinished third album, in hopes of completing it for long-delayed release.

Thanks for supporting Superhorse and Fake Fangs records through your purchase.

credits

released March 4, 2022

SUPERHORSE was, is and remains:

Keith Kozel - Vocals, Guitar & Percussion

Bob Holmen - Electric & Acoustic Guitars (Vocals on "I Don't Care")

Jim Reed - Drums, Cymbals, Percussion & Backing Vocals

Kevin F. Rose - Acoustic, Electric, 12-String & Baritone Guitars, Moog, SH-101, Percussion & backing Vocals

Gene Lyons - Bass Guitar

Sebastian Edwards - Electric Guitar & Backing Vocals

Jason Anderson - Piano, Hammond B-3, Farfisa Compact, Wurlitzer, Moog & Backing Vocals

SUPERFRIENDS ON THIS EP:

John Neff - Pedal Steel Guitar
Joe Nelson - Mandolin & Fiddle
William Tonks - Dobro

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Produced and Mixed by: Kevin F. Rose
"I Don't Care" Produced by: Jason Anderson

Engineered by: Kevin F. Rose & Jason Anderson

Assisted by: Gene Lyons, Tate Hudson & Miles Hendrix

Recorded and Mixed at: Elevated Basement Studio in Savannah, Ga.
(ElevatedBasement.com)

Mastered by: Brad Blackwood at Euphonic Masters in Memphis, Tn.

Photography by: Geoff L Johnson (GeoffsPhotos.com)

Design by: Leslie Geer (LeslieGeer.com)

William Tonks appears courtesy of: Ghost Meat Records

All Songs by: Kozel / Superhorse (Grip It Music / BMI)
Except: "I Don't Care" by Holmen / Superhorse (Grip It Music / BMI)
and "Honky-Tonk Song" by Tillis / Peddy (Sony / Universal -- used by permission)

Saddle Up with Superhorse at: Facebook.com/SuperhorseOfficial

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Superhorse Savannah, Georgia

Superhorse is a seven-piece combo from Savannah, GA which writes and performs proto-punk and power-pop songs/

They owe a stylistic debt to the pioneers of those genres, yet maintain a distinct sound all their own.

Formed in 1994, and boasting the same lineup ever since, their earlier, long out-of-print cassettes and CDs are now being reissued via Fake Fangs.

They occasionally perform live. ... more

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