About this product

Product Identifiers

ProducerBilly Sherrill

Record LabelBEAR FAMILY, Bfy

UPC4000127161260

eBay Product ID (ePID)26046070458

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2005

GenreCountry

ArtistCoe, David Allan

Release TitleRoughRider: Dac Plus

Dimensions

Item Height0.42 in

Item Weight0.24 lb

Item Length5.59 in

Item Width4.91 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

Number of Tracks24

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Pouring Water on a Drowning Man 1.2 What Made You Change Your Mind 1.3 Ice Cold Love 1.4 Now I Lay Me Down to Cheat 1.5 Rough Rider 1.6 Take Time to Know Her 1.7 Time After Time 1.8 Forever and Never 1.9 Headed for the Country 1.10 Meanwhile Back in Memphis 1.11 Looking in the Mirror 1.12 Lyin' Comes So Easy to Your Lips 1.13 Last Time She'll Leave Me This Time 1.14 I Gave Up (On Trying to Get Over You) 1.15 Voices 1.16 She Loved the Leavin' Out of Me 1.17 I'll Never Regret Loving You 1.18 It's a Sad Situation 1.19 Those Low Down Blues 1.20 Whiskey, Whiskey (Take My Mind) 1.21 Couples 1.22 Would You Be My Lady 1.23 David's Blues 1.24 Free Born Ramblin' Man

NotesAnd now we continue our ongoing exploration of the unjustly overlooked David Allan Coe catalog. A life-long renegade, Coe has been one of the most colorful and unpredictable characters in country music? or any music. An outlaw pioneer, he didn't score many big hits, although he wrote several big hits for others? including Would You Lay With Me In A Field Of Stone and Take This Job And Shove It. He was also incredibly prolific: during thirteen years with Columbia Records, he released almost two LPs a year. Here, we focus on the years 1982-1985. Rough Rider' and 'DAC' come from 1982 and the mostly self-composed songs chart Coe's tempestuous life during this time. As David Allan Coe himself says,'Here's another chapter in the never-ending romance of David Allan Coe's life.' Based in Florida, he was not only writing enough great songs to fill two LPs, but a book about his prison experience (and how to survive prison? if you happen to be there). Coe himself provides detailed song-by-song commentaries, mapping the words to his life.