RED DIRT RANGERS
''LONE CHIMNEY''
2013
57:49
1 /Where the Arkansas River Leaves Oklahoma/3:47
2 /Heaven and Hell/5:13
3 /Without My Baby/4:15
4 /Oh Angel/2:46
5 /Take Life as It Comes/4:32
6 /Main Street USA (Rt. 66)/3:54
7 /Strawberries and Watermelons/6:13
8 /Blindsided by Love/2:29
9 /I Dreamed That I Had Wings/6:47
10 /Honky Tonk History/3:53
11 /All I Need is You/3:23
12 /Lone Chimney/5:58
13 /Work It Out/4:39
Brad Piccolo
Randy Crouch /Guest Artist, Vocals (Background)
John Fullbright /Accordion, Banjo, Clavinet, Dulcimer, Guest Artist, Guitar, Hammond B3, Piano (Grand), Wurlitzer
Steve Ham /Guest Artist, Sousaphone, Trombone
Ben Han
Fats Kaplin /Baglama, Fiddle, Guest Artist, Guitar (Steel)
Dave Kobel /Cowbell, Guest Artist
Gary Linde /Clarinet, Guest Artist, Saxophone
Lloyd Maines /Dobro, Guest Artist, Guitar, Pedal Steel Guitar
Don Morris /Guest Artist, Vocals (Background)
Monica Taylor /Guest Artist, Vocals (Background)
John Wooley /Guest Artist, Vox Jaguar
BIOGRAPHY
by Erik Hage
As their name suggests, alt-country upstarts the Red Dirt Rangers are practitioners of the hard-to-define blend known as "red dirt music" (named for the reddish-brown soil of central Oklahoma and pioneered by folks such as Jimmy LaFave and Bob Childers). The group met at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, and their country-rock-folk sound can fuse the disparate strands of Texas swing, Woody Guthrie, Bakersfield country, and the Grateful Dead during one performance. the Red Dirt Rangers released their debut, Red Dirt, in 1993, and throughout that decade exhaustively crisscrossed their home state. They have also released a children's album, Blue Shoe, and have appeared on the compilations Pastures of Plenty: An Austin Celebration of Woody Guthrie and The Songs of Route 66. With production help from veteran Lloyd Maines, the albums Oklahoma Territory and Ranger's Command followed in 1996 and 1999, respectively.
''LONE CHIMNEY''
2013
57:49
1 /Where the Arkansas River Leaves Oklahoma/3:47
2 /Heaven and Hell/5:13
3 /Without My Baby/4:15
4 /Oh Angel/2:46
5 /Take Life as It Comes/4:32
6 /Main Street USA (Rt. 66)/3:54
7 /Strawberries and Watermelons/6:13
8 /Blindsided by Love/2:29
9 /I Dreamed That I Had Wings/6:47
10 /Honky Tonk History/3:53
11 /All I Need is You/3:23
12 /Lone Chimney/5:58
13 /Work It Out/4:39
Brad Piccolo
Randy Crouch /Guest Artist, Vocals (Background)
John Fullbright /Accordion, Banjo, Clavinet, Dulcimer, Guest Artist, Guitar, Hammond B3, Piano (Grand), Wurlitzer
Steve Ham /Guest Artist, Sousaphone, Trombone
Ben Han
Fats Kaplin /Baglama, Fiddle, Guest Artist, Guitar (Steel)
Dave Kobel /Cowbell, Guest Artist
Gary Linde /Clarinet, Guest Artist, Saxophone
Lloyd Maines /Dobro, Guest Artist, Guitar, Pedal Steel Guitar
Don Morris /Guest Artist, Vocals (Background)
Monica Taylor /Guest Artist, Vocals (Background)
John Wooley /Guest Artist, Vox Jaguar
BIOGRAPHY
by Erik Hage
As their name suggests, alt-country upstarts the Red Dirt Rangers are practitioners of the hard-to-define blend known as "red dirt music" (named for the reddish-brown soil of central Oklahoma and pioneered by folks such as Jimmy LaFave and Bob Childers). The group met at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, and their country-rock-folk sound can fuse the disparate strands of Texas swing, Woody Guthrie, Bakersfield country, and the Grateful Dead during one performance. the Red Dirt Rangers released their debut, Red Dirt, in 1993, and throughout that decade exhaustively crisscrossed their home state. They have also released a children's album, Blue Shoe, and have appeared on the compilations Pastures of Plenty: An Austin Celebration of Woody Guthrie and The Songs of Route 66. With production help from veteran Lloyd Maines, the albums Oklahoma Territory and Ranger's Command followed in 1996 and 1999, respectively.
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