Album

The Dirty Old One Man Band

Scott H. Biram

2004 · Rock

The Dirty Old One Man Band by Scott H. Biram

The Dirty Old One Man Band is a Rock album by Scott H. Biram, originally released in 2004. On Gatefold: 8 pressings tracked.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Blood Sweat & Murder2:54
  2. 2Hit The Road2:34
  3. 3Someday Baby4:41
  4. 4Wreck My Car3:16
  5. 5Raisin' Hell Again1:57
  6. 6I See The Light / What's His Name?7:12
  7. 7Whiskey2:32
  8. 8Muleskinner Blues2:40
  9. 9Truck Driver3:32
  10. 10Sweet Thing2:35
  11. 11BBQ Commercial0:30
  12. 12Throw A Boogie / Black Betty / Just A Little Bit3:55
  13. 13Downtown Chicken2:44
  14. 14CB Transmissions1:17

Sound DNA

  • Rock

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Original, self-released version availible at shows and website. Reissued the following year by Bloodshot with most live tracks here replaced by tracks from Biram's previous album "Preachin' and Hollerin'".
Produced and recorded by Scott H. Biram in June of 2004 at Hiram's Hell Hole in Austin, TX except Track 8 - Produced by Biram/ Salvi. Recorded at Salvi Studios in Austin, TX. Track 9 - Recorded at Port-a-Potty in Austin, TX by Jeremiah Clifton. Tracks 10-16 Produced by Scott H. Biram/Da

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Scott H. BiramPERFORMER, WRITTEN-BY
  • Brian SalviFIDDLE
  • Darren HoffGUITAR
  • Darren SluyterBASS
  • Lou RondeauMANDOLIN
  • Mario MatteoliGUITAR VOCALS
  • Scott H. Biram's First Chucrh Of The Ultimate Fanaticism Gospel ChoirFEATURING
  • Scott H. Biram's First Church Of The Ultimate Fanaticism Gospel ChoirFEATURING
  • The Weary BoysFEATURING

8 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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