Red Steagall - Wagon Tracks (2002)
BAND/ARTIST: Red Steagall
- Title: Wagon Tracks
- Year Of Release: 2002
- Label: Western Jubilee Recording Company
- Genre: Country
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:36:38
- Total Size: 190 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. If I Never See Ireland Again
02. Western Wagons
03. Through the Cumberland Gap
04. Gone to Texas
05. We'll Stand up and Fight
06. Out on the Texas Plains
07. The Last Buffalo
08. Texas Bein' Texas
09. The Yellowstone Valley
10. My Nebraska Homestead
11. We Danced on the Oregon Trail
12. My America
When most Americans think of the west, they think of Wyoming, or Colorado, or California. The Wagon Tracks of Red Steagall's westward journey, however, begin in Ireland, where thousands left in search of a dream or simply a bite to eat. Many never stopped moving ("Through the Cumberland Gap") while others settled until conflicts, like the invasion of the south by carpetbaggers following the Civil War, pushed them onward ("Gone to Texas"). While Steagall's musical vision of the west doesn't abandon the romance of chasing the setting sun, he does remember the displacement of the Native American and the genocide of the buffalo ("The Last Buffalo"). After a long stop in Texas ("Out on the Texas Plains" and "Texas Bein' Texas"), Wagon Tracks heads for Nebraska ("My Nebraska Homestead") and up the Oregon Trail ("We Danced on the Oregon Trail"). Steagall & the Boys in the Bunkhouse rely on fiddles, acoustic guitars, and light percussion to deliver spare, tasteful arrangements. They reach the end of their 6,000 mile trek with "My America," a nice variation on "This Land Is Your Land." Wagon Tracks offers an in-depth portrait of westward expansion and will be warmly embraced by lovers of the open plains.
01. If I Never See Ireland Again
02. Western Wagons
03. Through the Cumberland Gap
04. Gone to Texas
05. We'll Stand up and Fight
06. Out on the Texas Plains
07. The Last Buffalo
08. Texas Bein' Texas
09. The Yellowstone Valley
10. My Nebraska Homestead
11. We Danced on the Oregon Trail
12. My America
When most Americans think of the west, they think of Wyoming, or Colorado, or California. The Wagon Tracks of Red Steagall's westward journey, however, begin in Ireland, where thousands left in search of a dream or simply a bite to eat. Many never stopped moving ("Through the Cumberland Gap") while others settled until conflicts, like the invasion of the south by carpetbaggers following the Civil War, pushed them onward ("Gone to Texas"). While Steagall's musical vision of the west doesn't abandon the romance of chasing the setting sun, he does remember the displacement of the Native American and the genocide of the buffalo ("The Last Buffalo"). After a long stop in Texas ("Out on the Texas Plains" and "Texas Bein' Texas"), Wagon Tracks heads for Nebraska ("My Nebraska Homestead") and up the Oregon Trail ("We Danced on the Oregon Trail"). Steagall & the Boys in the Bunkhouse rely on fiddles, acoustic guitars, and light percussion to deliver spare, tasteful arrangements. They reach the end of their 6,000 mile trek with "My America," a nice variation on "This Land Is Your Land." Wagon Tracks offers an in-depth portrait of westward expansion and will be warmly embraced by lovers of the open plains.
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