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Black Magic Putin
 Post subject: country songs about drinkin' and/or eatin'
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anyone got any suggestions? preferably with a hog theme? i've found some good'uns but I have a lot of time to fill.
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Merle Haggard and George Jones - Must've Been Drunk

EDIT: Actually pretty much anything off A Taste of Yesterday's Wine, Back to the Barrooms or Serving 190 Proof.

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i got drunk - uncle tupelo

beer for breakfast - the replacements

meat is murder - the smiths haha

dead drunk and naked - drive by truckers

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Not hog-related, but Little Jimmy Dickens' "Take An Old Cold Tater And Wait"

Guy Clark- Texas Cooking
Jerry Lee Lewis- Drinkin' Wine Spo-Dee-Odee
Zachary Richard- Dancing At Double D's (OK, not even country, but some cajun rocking works, too)
George Jones- (We're Not) The Jet Set
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Bloody Mary Morning -- Willie
Think I'll Just Stay Here and Drink -- Merle
Bartender's Blues and/or If Drinkin Don't Kill Me -- George Jones
Passenger Side -- Wilco


Not country, but you should totally include Method Man's "Tical" if only for the line "Standin in the welfare line, eatin swine."

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Kevn Kinney - "Hey Landlord (Meatloaf And Fishsticks)"
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Robert Earl Keen, "Barbecue"

I can upload in a bit.

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not quite country, but may fit in:

Reverend Horton Heat -- Eat Steak
Los Lobos -- I Got Loaded
Jack Logan -- New Used Car and a Plate of Bar-B-Que
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All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight - Hank Jr.
Whiskey Bent and Hell bound - Hank Jr.
Drinkin' and Dreamin' - Waylon
This Drinkin' Will Kil Me - Yoakam
Since I Started Drinkin' Again - Yoakam
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Greg Brown - "Slow Food"

(country folk)
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Uncle Tupelo - "Moonshiner"
Whiskeytown - "Too Drunk to Dream"
Whiskeytown - "Drank Like a River"
Hank Williams, Jr. - "There's a Tear in my Beer"
Webb Pierce - "There Stands the Glass"
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Not country, more folk pop, but worth mentioning:

Poi Dog Pondering -"Watermelon"
Jazz Butcher Conspiracy - "Hungarian Love Song" (cannibalism, more or less)
Prefab Sprout - "Blueberry Pies" (which Willie should cover)

Tony Furtado & The American Gypsies had a song called "Fatfry On The Hog Farm"
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Hayes Carll- Barroom Lament
Red Steagall- The Walls Of This Honky Tonk
David Olney- The Way I Am
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Just if you want it. Not great, but it's really about nothing but barbecue, and there's plenty worse than Robert Earl Keen.

Code:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/rau00b

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country?

food?

sounds like the Gourds to me

Cracklins
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http://www.mediafire.com/?7y2mhyzmmmh


Ants On The Melon (with due regards to Virginia Adair)
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http://www.mediafire.com/?3jmzzynmmtj


Meat Off The Bone
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http://www.mediafire.com/?1qwnzerk3mo
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Holy shit. Great call, Shawn.

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Nah...rads' and my country mong mixes didn't have any songs about drinking on them.

Would presume this:

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would have something food related.

I'll give it a listen tomorrow.

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whiskey river - willie nelson
bubbles in my beer - willie nelson
white lightning - george jones
feeling single, seeing double - george jones

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Hank Williams - Jambalaya
Hank Williams, SR. - There's A Tear In My Beer
Johnny Cash - Cocaine Blues
Uncle Tupelo - Still Be Around
Kris Kristofferson - From the Bottle To the Bottom
Steve Earle - Copperhead Road

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Merle Haggard - Think I'll Just Stay here In Drink
Robert Earl Keen - The Road Goes On Forever
Robert Earl Keen - Dreadful Selfish Crime
Robert Earl Keen - The Porch Song
Robert Earl Keen - Feels So Good Feelin Good Again
Robert Earl Keen - Corpus Christi Bay
Willie Nelson - Whiskey River



* Doesn't Tim McGraw have song about getting barbecue stains on his white T-shirt?

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Kingfish Wrote:
Robert Earl Keen - Corpus Christi Bay


* Doesn't Tim McGraw have song about getting barbecue stains on his white T-shirt?


Probably my favorite REK song. Good call.

The McGraw song is "The Heart Don't Forget" not terrible as far as mainstream country goes these days.

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harry Wrote:
I understand that you, of all people, know this crisis and, in your own way, are working to address it. You, the madras-pantsed julip-sipping Southern cracker and me, the oldman hippie California fruit cake are brothers in the struggle to save our country.

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It's probably my favorite as well.

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If I can find it, I have Too Much Pork (For Just One Fork) by Southern Culture On The Skids. Which is perfect.

Cocaine Blues, by Cash, what with the "lay off that whiskey and let that cocaine be" but that's stretching it.

Portland OR by Loretta and Jack White (Slo Gin Fizz).

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Cap'n Squirrgle Wrote:
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Portland OR by Loretta and Jack White (Slo Gin Fizz).


Good call.

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George Jones - White Lightning
David Frizzell - Im Going To Hire A Wino (To Decorate This Home)
Jerry Lee Lewis - What's Made Milwaukee famous (Has Made A Loser Outta Me)
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