David Allan Coe, Penitentiary Blues - 30m 22s

Tracks & Durations

1. Penitentiary blues	3:13
2. Cell #33	2:15
3. Monkey david wine	3:02
4. Walkin' bum	3:38
5. One way ticket to nowhere	2:48
6. Funeral parlor blues	3:14
7. Death row	2:46
8. Oh warden	2:47
9. Age 21	2:08
10. Little david	2:14
11. Conjer man	2:09

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Review

Deluxe Reissue Of The Debut Album From This Influential Country Renegade...On CD For The First Time Ever! An Album So Outlaw It Was Written Behind Bars

David Allan Coe is one of the most popular and controversial figures in modern country music. It's ironic then that his debut album, Penitentiary Blues, wasn't a country album at all, but a blues album through and through. Though it received only limited distribution upon its 1968 release, it has achieved cult-classic status. Shout! Factory, in association with HackTone Records, is proud to release Penitentiary Blues on CD for the first time. The packaging mimics the original die-cut album cover, and in addition to a booklet with notes by Grammy-winner Colin Escott, we have put together a bonus booklet consisting of excerpts from Coe's legendary self-published book, EX-Convict. The result is the ultimate edition of this prison classic.

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