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Tag Archives: Brent Best
Brent Best – Solo CD Promised for August
Finally! In spite of touring and working hard the past few years, Brent Best of Slobberbone fame has not put out any recorded music of late (although those of us who are alert know he is generous with his permissions … Continue reading
Christmas 2013 Compilation/Playlist?
So I started sorting through my music, looking for the songs I must have on this year’s compilation — yeah, I know that playlists are the way to go but, because of the primitive technology in my car, I still … Continue reading
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Tagged Brent Best, Bruce Springsteen, Drive-By Truckers, Hayes Carll, James McMurtry, Nick Lowe, Robert Earl Keen, Ronnie Fauss
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New Brent Best CD
Brent Best, frontman and songwriter for The Drams and Slobberbone, is working on a solo CD. Continue reading
Spreading Christmas Cheer
Had to share with you my favorite Christmas song – “Gumdrop,” Brent Best’s sweet tale of Christmas joy and domestic violence. Also, a brilliant take on the classic Clement Moore poem “The Night Before Christmas.” I grabbed this years ago … Continue reading
Ronnie Fauss – New Songs For The Old Frontier (Volume 1)
So I get Ronnie Fauss’s EP, New Songs for the Old Frontier (Fig Records), in the mail today. I play it a couple times and immediately fall in love with it. Continue reading
Would A Slobberbone By Any Other Name Still Rock Your Face Off?
It really hasn’t been all that long since Slobberbone broke up. Just a few years. And you could make the argument that they didn’t really break up at all, just went through another personnell change, changed their name to The … Continue reading
Now that the haze is starting to dissipate…
47 Drams – Straight To Hell Add to My Profile | More Videos What can I say- that Tequila Brad sure knows how to throw a damn party. Saturday night at Dan’s Silverleaf was a total liquor fueled, pull-out-all-the-stops, crank … Continue reading
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Tagged Band of Heathens, Brent Best, Gordy Quist, Slobberbone, The Drams
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Brent Best @ The Barley House, March 4, 2007
Brent Best’s show at the Barley House Sunday night was heavy on audience participation even if it was a little light on audience. While it was a pretty sparse crowd that showed up at least it had the advantage of … Continue reading
The Drams in Colorado, February 2007
We all have our favorites – those bands that are just special to us for one reason or another. It’s probably no secret to regular readers that we here at SlackerCountry.com are partial to The Drams and, of course, Slobberbone. … Continue reading
The Drams – Jubilee Dive
I’ve waited a while to write this one, I guess I didn’t really know where to start. I’ve been watching The Drams progress steadily from that first Dallas show at their home-base, The Barley House, up to a recent Labor … Continue reading