Mississippi's own Buffalo Nickel have been writing and performing together since 1999. They have taken their brand of honk-n-roll music from Austin, TX, to New York City. Their debut release on Plowhandle Records, UP ON BLOCKS, showcases their wit and their range of musical influences.
Their lyrics contain a mix of irony and straightforward honesty as they discuss El Caminos, Jesus, Southern politics, Y2K, grandmothers, Willie Nelson, broken hearts, and more. And their music sounds like Hank, Creedence, Flatt & Scruggs, and Ozzy jamming at 2 a.m. in a concrete block roadhouse somewhere in south Mississippi.
Check out the artist's website:
http://honknroll.comTrack List:
1. El Camino
2. Satan's Red Radio
3. I am Evil
4. Big House
5. Lucinda Williams
6. Song Formerly Known as 1999
7. Monkey Wrench
8. Take Down the Rebel Flag
9. Song for Willie Nelson
10. Mexican Truck
11. Sometimes
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