Even the great big old baboons ask!
And now: a bizarre little un-dateable record from the Texas coast. I traded this off a friend [?] who got it from areas unknown.
It's by a group called Tex Walton and the Texas Drifters, who are so anonymous that their record label is named after them. The aforementioned TDs are nowhere in evidence on this record, just Tex and an out-of-tune acoustic guitar, which supports his guttural---and that's being kind----voice! Think Hasil Adkins, though not quite as crazy. Tex is not too enamored with, I'm guessing, his ex-beau-----he thinks she belongs with the farm and zoo animals.
The address given on this record---3111 Broadway, Galveston, TX---shows to be a tire shop now. Figures.
Tex Walton and the Texas Drifters - Down On The Farm
It's by a group called Tex Walton and the Texas Drifters, who are so anonymous that their record label is named after them. The aforementioned TDs are nowhere in evidence on this record, just Tex and an out-of-tune acoustic guitar, which supports his guttural---and that's being kind----voice! Think Hasil Adkins, though not quite as crazy. Tex is not too enamored with, I'm guessing, his ex-beau-----he thinks she belongs with the farm and zoo animals.
The address given on this record---3111 Broadway, Galveston, TX---shows to be a tire shop now. Figures.
Tex Walton and the Texas Drifters - Down On The Farm
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