The Flatlanders

 

Artist:   The Flatlanders

Origin:  Lubbock, Texas, USA

Genre:   Country, Country Rock, Alternative Country Rock, Country Folk, Americana, Outlaw Country, Progressive Country, Neo-Traditionalist Country, Contemporary Country

Original line-up:

Jimmie Dale Gilmore:  Vocals, Guitar

Joe Ely:  Vocals, Guitar

Butch Hancock:  Vocals, Guitar

The Flatlanders are an American Country Supergroup from Lubbock, Texas, founded in  1972 by Jimmie Dale Gilmore (Vocals, Guitar), Joe Ely (Vocals, Guitar), and Butch Hancock (Vocals, Guitar).  The band was known as The Double Mountain Fork Of The Brazos River Boys.

Title:  Live At The One Knite:  June 8, 1972 (2004). 

Genre:   Country, Country Rock, Alternative Country Rock, Country Folk, Americana, Outlaw Country, Progressive Country, Neo-Traditionalist Country, Contemporary Country

Label:  New West Records

Rating:   *****

Format:  CD

Tracks:

 1.  The Stars In My Life (3:53)

 2.  Honky Tonk Blues (2:45)

 3.  San Francisco Bay Blues (3:38)

 4.  Long Time Gone (4:09)

 5.  Settin' The Woods On Fire (3:29)

 6.  Love, Please Come Home (3:08)

 7.  You've Never Seen Me Cry (2:56)

 8.  Long Snake Moan (3:16)

 9.  I Know You (2:49)

10. Waitin' Around To Die (1:51)

11. Hesitation Blues (3:39)

12. Tecumseh Valley (4:39)

13. Walkin' Down The Line (2:52)

14. So I'll Run (4:29)

15. Bring It On Home To Me (3:21)

16. Jole Blon (3:39)

Personnel:

Jimmie Dale Gilmore:  Vocals, Acoustic Guitar

Joe Ely:  Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Harmonica, Dobro

Butch Hancock:  Harmony Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Harmonica, Banjo

Additional Musicians:

Tony Pearson:  Harmony Vocals, Bass

Steve Wesson:  Harmony Vocals, Saw, Autoharp

John Reed:  Lead Guitar on Track 4

Live At The One Knite:  June 8, 1972 is a live album by The Flatlanders, released on June 9, 2004 by New West Records.