1576 - JAY BOY ADAMS - The Shoe Box (2007)

JAY BOY ADAMS
''THE SHOE BOX''
FEB 2007
48:45
SMITH ENTERTAINMENT
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01 - The Shoe Box/0:3:55
02 - Life In A Small Town/0:4:09
03 - Color You Gone/0:3:57
04 - John The Revelator/0:4:07
05 - Mississippi To Abilene/0:3:41
06 - Showman's Life/0:4:40
07 - Moro Bay/0:3:18
08 - Bottle And The Bible/0:4:48
09 - Life And Fate/0:4:04
10 - For Home/0:3:11
11 - Waitin' On Five O'Clock/0:4:09
12 - Water For My Horses/0:4:11

Jay Boy Adams /Fender Telecaster, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Guitar (Resonator), Guitar (Rhythm), Producer, Slide Guitar
Joe Ammons /Vocals (Background)
Ray Benson /Vocals
Gary Birdwell /Guitar (Acoustic), Vocals (Background)
Monty Byrom /Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Percussion, Producer, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Ronnie Leatherman /Bass, Vocals (Background)
Brian McRae /Drums, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Bass), Guitar (Electric), Guitar (Rhythm)
Lee Roy Parnell /Slide Guitar, Vocals
James Pennebaker /Fiddle, Pedal Steel
Marty Stuart /Mandolin

1575 - JAY BOY ADAMS (1977) (2009)

JAY BOY ADAMS
''JAY BOY ADAMS''
2009
1977
31:42
RHINO ATLANTIC
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01 - Nine Hard Years/0:3:20
02 - Mitchell County Sunset/0:2:26
03 - Legend Of Jack Diamond/0:5:54
04 - Sew A Sail/0:2:49
05 - You Don't Miss Things (When They're Gone)/0:2:26
06 - Ladies 'round The River/0:2:14
07 - Mountains And Airplanes/0:2:51
08 - Cactus Cafe/0:3:40
09 - In Rain In Spring/0:3:29
10 - Copper Mountain/0:2:12
All Tracks By Jay Boy Adams

Jay Boy Adams /Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), Vocals
David Bentley /Guitar (Bass), String Arrangements
Paul Culver /Piano, Vocal Harmony
Cal Freeman /Pedal Steel Guitar
David Lindley /Banjo, Fiddle, Guitar (Acoustic), Lap Steel Guitar
Ken Murray /Drums

REVIEW
by William Ruhlmann
Jay Boy Adams comes from the Michael Martin Murphey school of space cowboys, his music a mixture of folk, country, and blues with a lot of picking and references to nature. ZZ Top's Bill Ham produced, and some of the picking is provided by instrumentalist extraordinaire David Lindley, but the album falls between stools in terms of genre and marketing, so it was ignored when it came out.