Two Graduated Jiggers

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Two Graduated Jiggers
Studio album by
Jon Wayne
Released2000
Recorded1993–1999, at Tandouri Sound, California
GenreCowpunk
LabelWaco's Goats
ProducerJon Wayne
Jon Wayne chronology
Texas Funeral
(1985) 		Two Graduated Jiggers
(2000)
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Sound & Vision[1]

Two Graduated Jiggers is the second album by Jon Wayne.[2] It was released in 2000 via Waco's Goats.[1]

Critical reception[edit]

No Depression called the album "as darkly foul and funny a masterwork as its predecessor," writing that Wayne "grunts, warbles, and slurs lyrics like a low-voiced bourboned-up Walter Brennan with Tourette’s."[3]

Track listing[edit]

  1. Texas Fuel Injection - 0:57 (Jimbo)
  2. Generator - 3:51 (Don Heffington)
  3. Texas Moquine Bird - 2:01 (J. Wayne)
  4. I Caught Me A Squirrel - 1:13 (J. Wayne & Jimbo)
  5. I Do Drive Truck - 2:16 (J. Wayne)
  6. Time To Drink Whiskey - 3:36 (Don Heffington)
  7. Texas Drum Cooker - 2:47 (J. Wayne & Jimbo)
  8. Texas Learning Center - 0:17 (J. Wayne)
  9. Country Porno - 2:15 (J. Wayne)
  10. Old MacDonald - 0:24 (Trad.)
  11. Donkey-Mule - 2:02 (J. Wayne & Jimbo)
  12. Mandolin Man - 3:59 (Marvin Etzioni)
  13. Death And Texas - 2:18 (J. Wayne)
  14. Rock It Billy - 2:03 (Jimbo)
  15. Las Vegas Audition - 5:06 (J. Wayne)
  16. Texas Jackin' Ledge - 2:57 (J. Wayne & T. Turlock)
  17. Jimbo's Clown Room - 0:09 (Jimbo)
  18. Balloon-Indian Girl - 0:51 (J. Wayne)
  19. Texas Genealogy - 6:15 (J. Wayne)
  20. International Squirrel - 2:54 (J. Wayne & Jibo)
  21. Texas Assonance - 14:39 (J. Wayne)

Personnel[edit]

  • Jon Wayne: guitar, organs, piano, vocal
  • Jimbo: drums, tuba, vocal
  • Earnest Beauvine: lead guitar, horns, pedal steels
  • Timmy Turlock: bass
  • Jon Wayne: record producer
  • Charlie McGovern: cover layout
  • Cheryl Swarens-Vaught: cover photos
  • John Cerney: billboard
  • Spleef: mixdown
  • Annie Harvey: band photos

Additional notes[edit]

Recorded 1993 through 1999 at Tandouri Sound, CA

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b Richardson, Ken (October 2001). "Shmountry!". Sound & Vision. 66 (6–10): 132.
  2. ^ "We Need a Gimmick". Salt Lake City Weekly. Retrieved 25 May 2021.
  3. ^ "Jon Wayne – Two Graduated Jiggers". No Depression. Retrieved 25 May 2021.
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