Confederate Railroad

This Is Their Best CD Containing Their Best Hits From 1992-1996. The Songs I Like On This CD Are: "Queen Of Memphis", "Jesus And Mama", The Dancy Tune "Trashy Women", "Daddy Never Was The Cadilac Kind", And "Elvis And Andy". This Is A Must Buy For Any Fan That Likes "Trashy Women". 


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Queen of Memphis (LP版)

Daddy Never Was the Cadillac Kind (LP版)

The One You Love the Most (LP版)

See Ya (LP版)

When and Where (LP版)

Elvis and Andy (LP版)

Jesus and Mama (LP版)

Finish What He Started (LP版)

When You Leave That Way You Can Never Go Back (LP版)

Trashy Women (LP版)

Lucky to Be Alive

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<When And Where>是Confederate Railroad于2010年9月14日发行的专辑。

When And Where

Back To The Barroom

Confederate railroad knew how to have fun, as they showed on this, their debut album. Right from the opening track you know that this is a band that is out to have fun. They can play it straight if they choose to, as on Jesus and Mama and the sad You don't know what it's like. When you leave that way you can never go back is a real tear-jerker - the sort of song you might expect George Jones to sing, but all the more effective for being on an album of mostly fun songs. 
Perhaps the song with most instant appeal here is the catchy, danceable Queen of Memphis. She took it like a man (the opening track) is about a woman who gets really angry. It was co-written by two men and a woman, so anybody who is upset by it is taking it too seriously. Other amusing songs, also not to be taken too seriously, are Time off for bad behavior, She never cried, Black label white lies and Trashy women. 

Confederate Railroad was made up of Danny Shirley (the lead singer), Michael Lamb, Wayne Secrest, Chris McDaniel, Gates Nichols and Mark DuFresne, but my understanding is that only Danny Shirley went into the recording studio, and that regular studio musicians were used on the album. So this might really be a Danny Shirley solo album, but this is still a wonderful album, regardless of who actually recorded it. Just don't take it too seriously. 


The first time I heard CRR sing I Hate Rap, I thought it was just great. That was 2 years ago in concert. Since then we waited and waited and waited for their next release. I was told there were problems in production. Well, when I realized that they had finally released their latest album, I rushed out and got it. I have to say that I am greatly disappointed to what has been done to this song. I want to know if CRR was pressured into changing the song so that it might not be so politically incorrect? Can anyone answer that question for me? The rest of the CD is good, though I miss those songs that celebrate their Southern heritage. I look forward to their next concert near me. 


Keep On Rockin'

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