Drive-By Truckers • Records On CD • DBT - A Blessing And A Curse CD

Track Listing: 1. The Deeper In 2. Sinkhole 3. Hell No, I Ain't Happy 4. Marry Me 5. My Sweet Annette 6. Outfit 7. Heathens 8. Sounds Better in the Song 9. (Something's Got to) Give Pretty Soon 10. Your Daddy Hates Me 11. Careless 12. When the Pin Hits the Shell 13. Do It Yourself 14. Decoration Day 15. Loaded Gun in the Closet

The 10th album from the Drive-By Truckers featuring songs by Patterson Hood, Mike Cooley and Shonna Tucker. Features the songs "This Fucking Job (Working This Job)" and "Birthday Boy".

Mike Cooley's first solo album featuring live acoustic versions of fan favorite songs "Carl Perkins Cadillac", "3 Dimes Down", "Marry Me", "Shut Up And Get On The Plane", and more. Recorded in February 2012 at the Earl in Atlanta GA and at the Melting Point in Athens GA. Features one new song, "Drinking Coke and Eating Ice" and a Charlie Rich cover, "Behind Closed Doors".

Re-issue of the long out of print CD by the Drive-By Truckers. Re-mastered with up-dated liner notes from Patterson Hood. Track Listing: 1. Bulldozers and Dirt 2. Nine Bullets 3. Uncle Frank 4. Too Much Sex (too little Jesus) 5. Box of Spiders 6. One of These Days 7. Margo and Harold 8. The Company I Keep 9. Tales Facing Up 10. Love Like This 11. Mrs. Dubose 12. Zoloft 13. The Night G.G. Allin Came to Town

Please note: Combos do not count toward the minimum purchase value for free item promotions. Drive-By Truckers bring you home to Muscle Shoals, Alabama and The Dirty South. "Heavy and beautiful and frightening and intelligent" -Fader Magazine Track Listing: 1. Where The Devil Don't Stay (5:19) 2. Tornadoes (4:14) 3. The Day John Henry Died (3:47) 4. Puttin' People on the Moon (4:55) 5. Carl Perkins' Cadillac (5:26) 6. The Sands of Iwo Jima (4:12) 7. Danko/Manuel (5:45) 8. The Boys From Alabama (4:25) 9. Cottonseed (6:21) 10. The Buford Stick (4:39) 11. Daddy's Cup (5:53) 12. Never Gonna Change (5:24) 13. Lookout Mountain (5:01) 14. Goddamn Lonely Love (4:59) Produced By David Barbe Recorded at Fame Recording Studio in Muscle Shoals, Alabama & Chase Park Transduction in Athens, Georgia USA.

This critically acclaimed 2-disc set released in 2001 explores "the duality of the Southern thing" through the tragic career arc of a semi-mythical Southern rock band loosely based on the story of Lynyrd Skynyrd. Track Listing: Act I 1. Days Of Graduation 2. Ronnie And Neil 3. 72 (This Highway's Mean) 4. Dead, Drunk And Naked 5. Guitar Man Upstairs 6. Birmingham 7. The Southern Thing 8. The Three Great Alabama Icons 9. Wallace 10. Zip City 11. Moved Act II 1. Let There Be Rock 2. Road Cases 3. Women Without Whiskey 4. Plastic Flowers On The Highway 5. Cassie's Brother 6. Life In The Factory 7. Shut Up And Get On The Plane 8. Greenville To Baton Rouge 9. Angels And Fuselage

A 19-song 75+ minute southern gothic rock n' roll masterpiece. Featuring songs from Patterson, Cooley and Shonna. The album also features contributions from Legendary Muscle Shoals keyboardist Spooner Oldham. Featuring the songs "The Righteous Path", "3 Dimes Down" and "Purgatory Line". Track Listing: 1. Two Daughters and a Beautiful Wife 2. Three Dimes Down 3. The Righteous Path 4. I'm Sorry Huston 5. Perfect Timing 6. Daddy Needs a Drink 7. Self Destructive Zones 8. Bob 9. Home Field Advantage 10. Opening Act 11. Lisa's Birthday 12. The Man I Shot 13. Purgatory Line 14. The Home Front 15. Check Out Time In Vegas 16. You and Your Crystal Meth 17. Goode's Field Road 18. A Ghost To Most 19. Monument Valley

Far more than on any of the Drive-By Truckers' previous albums, Go-Go Boots rises like smoke from the old Muscle Shoals country-and-soul sound. Having recorded with Bettye LaVette and Booker T. Jones, and having spent a lifetime listening to classic soul albums by Bobby Womack, Tony Joe White, and especially Eddie Hinton, it was inevitable that the Truckers eventually produce this album.

Patterson Hood’s third solo record, Heat Lightning Rumbles In The Distance, will be released on September 11th on ATO Records. Hood co-produced the album with long time Drive-By Truckers’ collaborator David Barbe , who also plays bass on the album. All of his DBT band mates make appearances on the record ( Mike Cooley, Jay Gonzalez, Brad Morgan and John Neff ) as does Scott Danbom and Will Johnson from Centro-matic and Kelly Hogan . Hood’s father, famed Muscle Shoals bassist, David Hood also plays on the record. Hood originally started out writing a book that was a half-assed fictionalization of a very turbulent period of his life when he was 27. The book eventually stopped coming but the songs continued to pour out. Most of this album comes from a short period of time between February and June of 2011. Hood says, “The songs begin in the period that the book was set in, but don't end there, as they really just were the impetus for writing about the life I am living now and contrasting it with the troubled times of two decades ago. It is in some ways the most personal album I've ever made. There has always been a lot of me in all of the albums we've done, but usually semi-disguised as character sketches and stories, but the first person narrative in this one is pretty firmly rooted in autobiography, albeit in two dramatically differing time periods.”

When the Drive-By Truckers put out a rarities album, they don’t half-ass it... rather than releasing the unfinished songs as is, the way most bands would’ve done, the Truckers actually went ahead and finished those tracks. -Pitchfork.com Drive-By Truckers (DBT) have been making music together for 13 years resulting in 7 critically acclaimed studio albums which could not contain all of the songs written by the band. DBT recently dug into the New West Records vaults and put finishing touches on a selection of songs that were never quite completed. The result of the collaboration is The Fine Print (A Collection Of Oddities and Rarities 2003-2008), a 12-track album of previously unreleased and rare songs. The Fine Print features songs written by band members past and present, including Patterson Hood, Mike Cooley and Jason Isbell. Seven of the twelve songs come from The Dirty South era, a highly creative time for DBT. The record also contains four covers including Rebels by Tom Petty, which the band recorded originally for the TV show King Of The Hill and Like A Rolling Stone by Bob Dylan which provided Shonna Tucker with her first ever lead vocal performance on a DBT recording. Track Listing: 1. George Jones Talkin’ Cell Phone Blues 2. Rebels 3. Uncle Frank (alternate version) 4. TVA 5. Goode’s Field Road (alternate version) 6. The Great Car Dealer War 7. Mama Bake A Pie (Daddy Kill A Chicken) 8. When The Well Runs Dry 9. Mrs. Claus’ Kimono 10. Play It All Night Long 11. Little Pony And The Great Big Horse 12. Like A Rolling Stone