- Audio CD (1 Jan 2004)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Import
- Label: Welding Rod
- ASIN: B0006HO4IG
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 312,854 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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Track Listings
| 1. Girl From Arkansas |
| 2. Wrecking Ball |
| 3. No Love In This Town |
| 4. That's Where My Baby Lives |
| 5. Gun Shy Dog |
| 6. Big Mean Men |
| 7. Down To the Bone |
| 8. Kerosene |
| 9. Lullaby |
| 10. Gone |
| 11. The Last Goodbye |
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Rod Picott's third studio album has to be his most accomplished to date, 'the girl' in question is Alicia who has helped Rod's career from day one. She even pops up on organ on the track Lullabye.
David Henry co produced and played on this album along with Paul Griffith, Matt Mauch and Dave Jaques who are all becomming regulars on Picott recordings.
The album includes the excellent 'Wrecking Ball' co-written with Slaid Cleaves and my personal favorite 'Kerosene' which is like a follow on from 'Workshirts And Terpentine' from previous release 'Stray Dogs'.
As usual the album is full of personality as Rod takes us down his road of memories and experiences. An excellent way to make 40 minutes tick by with insummountable ease!
Rod has joked on tour that himself and the record company overlooked the fact that the album cover features a picture of Rod with the the words 'Girl From Arkansas', still its the music you must buy this album for and I can assure everyone there is plenty in here!
David Henry co produced and played on this album along with Paul Griffith, Matt Mauch and Dave Jaques who are all becomming regulars on Picott recordings.
The album includes the excellent 'Wrecking Ball' co-written with Slaid Cleaves and my personal favorite 'Kerosene' which is like a follow on from 'Workshirts And Terpentine' from previous release 'Stray Dogs'.
As usual the album is full of personality as Rod takes us down his road of memories and experiences. An excellent way to make 40 minutes tick by with insummountable ease!
Rod has joked on tour that himself and the record company overlooked the fact that the album cover features a picture of Rod with the the words 'Girl From Arkansas', still its the music you must buy this album for and I can assure everyone there is plenty in here!
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6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
don't just buy this cd...
19 Nov 2004
Format:Audio CD
...buy this, tiger tom, and stray dogs!!!
rod is undoubtedly the BEST new artist I've heard in years.
rod is undoubtedly the BEST new artist I've heard in years.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Buy this CD!!!!!
1 Aug 2006
Format:Audio CD
Wow. This guy is awesome. I can't believe we aren't hearing more about Rod Picott. His sound is rich and deep and the story-telling is as rich and deep as the sound! I often play his CD at my office, and many people stop, listen, and ask "Who is this guy?!" Spread the word, fans!
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Picott is the REAL DEAL for Americana music
23 Dec 2004
Format:Audio CD
Rod Picott's newest album, Girl from Arkansas, makes me wonder why oh why has this artist not been snatched up by a major label? I cannot recommend this album enough. Get his others, "Stray Dogs" and "Tiger Tom Dixon's Blues" and just see if you don't agree that this artist has major power in the Americana genre.
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