Texas Funeral Jack White

Texas Funeral Jack WhiteOriginally released by Hybrid Records in 1985, "Texas Funeral" stands alone in a world of its own. Like a secret handshake shared amongst the illuminated, "Texas Funeral" has enjoyed a long life as an underground cult classic. If you've ever been in a tour van, you've almost certainly heard this gem and repeated any of it's countless catchphrases like "No go diggy die", "faders up" or "ain't no country I know!" It's a funny record without joking. It's

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The Kinks and Pet Sounds era Beach Boys all over this record

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the album sees the Michigan-born

The piece de resistance of Dex Romweber's voluminous back catalog

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