Scott H. Biram - Riley's Tavern (Hunter, TX 1-5-07)

The last Scott H. Biram post got a lot of love, so I thought I would throw up another one. Man this guy is killer, just him, a guitar, lot's of whiskey and a stompbox. Dirty old one man band indeed. This thing came with a shit ton of pictures from the show, I didn't include them, but some of them were pretty damn funny. The best ones are included on the artwork (which also came with it). Must've been a hell of a show.

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Scott H. Biram - Riley's Tavern

Scott H. Biram - Preachin' and Hollerin' (Hard To Find)

Here's an early Scott H. Biram album (that's currently going for $95 on Amazon...HOLY SHIT!). This thing is killer. Just raw country-blues-punk-a-billy-whatever you want to call it (Scott calls it depression era metal :D) If you like honky tonk music, you'll probably like this. If you like mountain style bluegrass, you'll probably like this. If you like old school rockabilly, you'll probably like this. If you like punk music, you might like this. Hell if you like gospel music you might even like this. Me personally, I love it.

1. We Shall Be Free
2. Real Life Yodel
3. The Long Chain Charlie
4. Weary Visitors
5. Truckdriver
6. Ella Speed
7. Ocean Of Diamonds
8. Free Radio Talk
9. Whoa Back Buck
10. Wreck My Car
11. Tom Moore's Farm
12. Lost Case Of Bein' Found
13. Red River/Trouble In Mind
14. Get Me Religion
15. Pastures Of Plenty
16. God Don't Work
17. Never On Sunday

MP3

Buy it or Download it from Scott himself

Some Youtube vids

Been checking out youtube, thought I'd post some. Remember when MTV used to actually show videos, and they were worth watching. Maybe we can call this TTV.....I dunno one too many t's in there.

up first: Wrinkle Neck Mules - Mecklenburg Country (Live at Cinco De Mayo Festival, Richmond....I posted a bootleg of this earlier)




Next up, one of my fave songs by one of my fave unheards: Corb Lund - Roughest Neck Around (this is some homemade video cause they took down the real one.....which is a shame cause it was a damned good video)




Here we have the official video of depression era-metal head Scott H. Biram's "Hit The Road"



Stones revivalist The Deadstring Brothers with their video for "Sacred Heart"




and let's finish this set out with something mellow.....Cat Power - "Lived in Bars"