The Streets of Atlanta

Posted over 3 years ago


I just discovered that our new car has satellite radio; to the best of my knowledge we aren't paying for it... (The car was a Hertz vehicle; maybe they didn't deactivate it when they sold it off).

Anyway, i've been listening to Little Steven's Underground Garage, and the current "Coolest Song of the Week" (or whatever) is a little ditty entitled The Streets of Atlanta, by the Mother Truckers, who hail from Austin. (Click here for a sample of the song from the Mother Trckers' website.)


Me like.

It Kicks Ass and doesn't give a f**k what your name was.

But the second time i was listening to it, i was thinking it put me firmly in mind of early-to-mid-period Dash Rip Rock. (The DRR track attached here is a cut named String You Up and it's marginally Not Safe For Work, as Bill compares his girlfriend to his guitar. This is a sample from an online source and doesn't really showcase Bill's gutar...)

Not that i mean theMother Truckers are in any way derivative - just that it put me in mind...

Comments (3)

  1. mollifire says

    a true pirate vessel, yarr!

    Permalink posted 06/12/2008
  2. Bartleby says

    A bit short but likeable all the same

    Permalink posted 06/13/2008
  3. fairportfan says

    As i said, it's only an excerpt - about 1:35, i think - the whole song is rather over three minutes. 

    Permalink posted 06/13/2008

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