Jim Lauderdale, Headed For The Hills - 48m 36s

Tracks & Durations

1. High Timberline	3:37
2. Looking Elsewhere	4:14
3. Sandy Ford (Barbara Lee)	4:50
4. Headed For The Hills	4:41
5. Trashcan Tomcat	3:26
6. Paint and Glass	2:54
7. Tales From The Sad Hotel	4:03
8. Crazy Peg And Darby Doyle	3:15
9. Leaving Mobile	3:13
10. Joanne	3:38
11. I'll Sing Again	3:00
12. Head For The Sun	4:08
13. Upside Down	3:27

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Review

Even when he collaborates with someone as down-home as bluegrass king Ralph Stanley, Nashville singer-songwriter Jim Lauderdale's grass roots are often tinged with a hint of latter-day, tongue-in-cheek surrealism. No surprise that when Lauderdale hooks up with longtime Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter to write an album's worth of songs, they emerge as a quintessential "cosmic cowboy" tag team. Loopy, narrative frolics like "Trashcan Tomcat" and "Crazy Peg and Darby Doyle" sound like the Beverly Hillbillies set to Zap Comics, while lovely ballads like "Tales From the Sad Hotel" and "Head for the Sun" wed earnest country melodies to goofy, inscrutable lyrics that make you want to weep and chuckle all in the same breath. --Bob Allen

1. High Timberline
2. Looking Elsewhere
3. Sandy Ford (Barbara LEE)
4. Headed for the Hills
5. Trashcan Tomcat
6. Paint and Glass
7. Tales from the Sad Hotel
8. Crazy Peg And Darby Doyle
9. Leaving Mobile
10. Joanne
11. I'll Sing Again
12. Head for the Sun 13. Upside Down

Format: CD

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