The Beat Farmers LP: Van Go (LP) - Bear Family Records

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(Curb Records) 11 tracks - Van Go is the second album by rock band The Beat Farmers, originally... more

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The Beat Farmers: Van Go (LP)

(Curb Records) 11 tracks - Van Go is the second album by rock band The Beat Farmers, originally released in 1986. It was the band's first album for Curb Records.

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Interpret: The Beat Farmers
Album titlle: Van Go (LP)
Genre Rock
Label CURB RECORDS
Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Artikelart LP
EAN: 0715187750418
weight in Kg 0.31

Beat Farmers - Van Go (LP) LP 1
01	Riverside	The Beat Farmers
02	Deceiver	The Beat Farmers
03	Powderfinger	The Beat Farmers
04	Seven Year Blues	The Beat Farmers
05	Blue Chevrolet	The Beat Farmers
06	I Want You, Too	The Beat Farmers
07	Road Of Ruin	The Beat Farmers
08	Buy Me A Car	The Beat Farmers
09	Gun Sale At The Church	The Beat Farmers
10	Bigger Fool Than Me	The Beat Farmers
11	Big Ugly Wheels	The Beat Farmers

Beat Farmers In 1983 Country Dick Montana and Jerry Raney founded the Beat Farmers in San... more

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"The Beat Farmers"

Beat Farmers

In 1983 Country Dick Montana and Jerry Raney founded the Beat Farmers in San Diego. The quartet was completed by guitarist Bernard 'Buddy Blue' Seigal and bassist Rolle Love, both from the rockabilly band The Rockin' Roulettes.

In 1987 they released their third album 'The Pursuit Of Happiness'. The powerful and quite rock-heavy record contained the supernumber 'Hollywood Hills', the buffalo on the cover became the band's new trademark. Meanwhile Joey Harris stepped in for Buddy Blue on the guitar, so that's what the Beat Farmers called their original mix of Rock'n'Roll, Rockabilly, Americana, Blues, Folk and Country.

At that time Jason & The Scorchers, Nine Pound Hammer and The Blasters were on the road in similar areas. In early summer 1987 the Beat Farmers went on tour in Europe. The Beat Farmers did not take prisoners live, they played loud, rocking, dirty, snotty, full of verve and joy. Although the band celebrated punk and rockabilly attitudes, a weakness for country in the style of Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show is unmistakable.

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