The Dirty South
The Dirty South The Dirty South is the sixth album by Muscle Shoals, Alabama-based Drive-By Truckers. While previous Southern rock bands have celebrated certain regional mythologies, this quintet revels in the towering glory of small, gritty realities. They can kick up a righteous storm, as on the country lick-filled opener “Where the Devil Don’t Stay,” or the swamp and fuzzy “Lookout Mountain.” However, within the latter is a daunting verse: “If I throw myself off Lookout Mountain, No more for my soul to keep, I wonder who will drive my car, I wonder if my Mom will weep.” It’s clear these guys deliver emotional wallops at every turn. “Carl Perkins’ Cadillac” honors the honesty of Sam Phillips, while writhing in the melancholy of changing times and circumstances. –David Greenberger
Customer Review: Really dern good
A logical progression from Decoration Day to A Blessing and a Curse, the lyrical content is actually stepped up a notch by all three of the fellas on this one. It’s hard to point out a lousy song here, and there are a handful that are truly works of art. Patterson- always a favorite, but the Cooley tunes on this disc really knock me out.
If ya love the other 2 I mentioned, you’ll love this one too.
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