Jason & The Scorchers - One Last Question
from Nashville, The Other Side Of The Alley: Insurgent Country Vol III by Bloodshot Records
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from Nashville, The Other Side Of The Alley: Insurgent Country Vol III,
released January 8, 1996
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Bloodshot Records Chicago, Illinois
Since 1994, Bloodshot Records has championed the music that lurks between genres. We've always been drawn to the good stuff
nestled in the dark, nebulous cracks where punk, country, soul, pop, bluegrass, blues and rock mix and mingle and mutate.
We like artists who work over American roots forms with chains and velvet gloves with little regard for formality or protocol.
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