Album
Guitars, Cadillacs, Etc., Etc. (Expanded Version)
1986Country · Music · Contemporary Country · Outlaw Country · Honky Tonk · Rock · Southern Rock · Urban Cowboy · Alternative Country
The neo-traditional country titan explodes into view.
Tracks
- 13:11
- 23:46
- 33:25
- 42:38
- 54:02
- 63:03
- 73:20
- 82:43
- 93:45
- 103:01
- 112:46
- 123:03
- 132:45
- 144:50
- 153:18
- 163:02
- 172:41
- 183:12
- 192:18
- 203:11
- 213:25
- 223:01
- 233:51
- 244:58
- 253:31
- 263:23
- 274:04
- 284:37
- 295:22
- 303:52
- 313:03
- 323:36
About this album
With Dwight Yoakam's 1986 debut album, country music's neo-traditionalist movement exploded into the public consciousness. Besides injecting old-school classics like Johnny Horton’s "Honky Tonk Man" and Johnny Cash’s "Ring of Fire" with a touch of rock 'n' roll spirit, he also showed that he could pen his own equally worthy tunes. The title track shuffles along on a Ray Price-style boogie, while the Maria McKee-featuring “Bury Me” combines bluegrass with rockabilly, and “South of Cincinnati” would be at home in any tear-stained barroom.