Texas Funeral
| Texas Funeral | |
|---|---|
| Studio album by Jon Wayne | |
| Released | 1985 |
Texas Funeral is the first album by Jon Wayne. The LP was released by Hybrid Records in 1985. Cargo Records/Fist Puppet released the album on CD in 1992 featuring extra tracks. The original LP featured a live version of "Apple Schnapps."
In 2010 it was re-issued by Third Man Records - which is a label owned by Jack White of The White Stripes.
Contents |
[edit] Track listing
- But I've Got Texas - 1:55
- Texas Funeral - 2:43
- Mr. Egyptian - 2:36
- Texas Cyclone - 0:45
- Texas Jailcell - 3:19
- Workin' Man's Blues* - 2:54
- Shades - 1:27
- Texas Wine - 2:50
- Is That Justice? - 1:50
- Texas Polka - 2:07
- You And The Kitten - 2:34
- Apple Schnapps* - 2:00
- Truckin' - 1:35
- One Hundred And Fifty-One Owl Caricatures* - 4:38
- Texas Studio - 6:48
(asterisk (*) denotes extra tracks on CD)
[edit] Personnel
- Jon Wayne: guitar, vocal
- Jimbo: drums
- Earnest Beauvine: lead guitar
- Billy Bob (Rodney Crowell): bass
- Timmy Turlock: bass (replaced Billy Bob as of September 9, 1991)
[edit] Additional notes
Catalogue: (CD) Cargo Records/Fist Puppet 001
[edit] Further influence
Texas Funeral is the name of a band currently playing in Oxford, MS. Original members, Grantley Rushing and Jason Pardun, were heavily inspired by the band Jon Wayne, and, having met in Texas, decided to take the name of their favorite band's first album. They started playing under the name, Texas Funeral, in 1997 in Seattle. The current lineup includes: Rushing on guitar, voice and harmonica; Pardun on bass; Matt Tamke on drums. Past members, all on drums, were Ken Viste, Brent Carpenter, Tyler Simon.
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