Lubbock (On Everything)

Sugar Hill Records

Occupation

  • Piano, Vocal: Terry Allen
  • Pedal steel, acoustic and electric guitars, dobro, mandolin, tenor banjo, shell bell: Lloyd Maines
  • Bass: Kenny Maines
  • Drums: Curtis McBride
  • Percussion, Marimba, Jawbone, castanets: Allan Shinn
  • Fiddle: Richard Bowden
  • Saxophone: Don Caldwell
  • Accordion: Ponty Bone
  • Harmonica: Joe Ely
  • Jazz Guitar (on Cocktails For Three): Luis Martinez
  • Flatland guitar ( on Flatland Farmers ): Jessie Taylor
  • Trumpet: Tommie Anderson
  • Trombone: Mark Anthony
  • Tuba: Russ Standefer
  • Violin: Susan Allen, Ruth Ann Truncale
  • Cello: Karen Blalack
  • Viola: Leslie Blackburn
  • String arrangements: Don Caldwell

Lubbock ( On Everything ) was the second plate publication of the American country musician Terry Allen. Although this double album never reached big sales numbers, but it is a milestone in the music, which is known as alternative country today. The twenty songs for the album were recorded under the direction of Don Caldwell and Lloyd Maines in Lubbock, Texas in 1978 and published on Fate Records. In 1995, by the label Sugar Hill Records to re-release on CD. In many reviews Lubbock ( On Everything ) is considered significant: Allmusic.com called, the album as one of the finest country records of all time and noticed that the otherwise neglected publication among lovers of the plate occupies an iconic status. Many contemporary country musicians call the plate than significant impact - among other things Adam Carroll.

Worth mentioning

Many of the songs has been covered over the years by other bands and artists, including Truckload Of Art of crackers, Amarillo Highway by Robert Earl Keen and - even before publication, namely 1977 - New Delhi Freight Train of Little Feat. Numerous especially American country bands have songs from this double album in the program - such as the Tennessee Rounders with Amarillo Highway.

Song List

All Title: Music and lyrics by Terry Allen

Other contributors

  • Monterey High School Marching Band: School Song
  • Sylvester Rice, Gwen Hewitt, Suzanne Paulk, Jo Harvey Allen: harmony vocals
  • Freddy Pride, Mike Austin, Vincent Thomas, Jimmy Sampson: " whooooit " harmony vocals
  • Jo Harvey Allen: Photos for front and back cover

Dave Peabody: photos in the CD booklet

Terry Allen (artist) 1979 Record label Genre Lubbock (Texas) Cracker (Band)
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