1.How come 2.Run it in the ground 3.Michele 4.I still got it 5.I'm so charmin' 6.Santa Ana 7.Pain pills 8.She's not at home 9.Drunk 10.A rounder 11.Feel like makin' love
"This is not Lolita at the Dairy Queen, this is not Hee Haw for the Silverlake set. This is Nashville by way of Santa Ana, this is Graceland meete Pico Rivera, this is Los Angeles punk rock married to Elvis Presley and jacked up on more crystal meth and Crow than anyone can imagine. This is The Trailer Park Casanovas. And it's so charmin'." From CD booket
Trailer Park Casanovas
"From the musical hills of Hollywood come the twangy sounds of Trailer Park Casanovas. They could be lumped into today's 'Alternive country' scene, but these boys reside in another court. No need for flamingos in their yard because they are fueled and supplied, rocked and amplified, by a hopped up and gassed 'blurgrass' kinda sound. Taking their lead from 'The Future', native Kentuckian Paul Morris plays the guitar like a ringing dinner bell. 'Greasy, fried and sweet' guitar licks is what this guitar boy serves. 'Crooning and mooning' is delivered fresh daily by Robert Lopez (Elvez), singing rockapallachian harmonies with Paul or just adding extra noise on guitar. He is the ham-bone in the broth. Tall and statuesque, Tony Redhorse is the foundation of the beat. The essential bass and dance, slapping you and that bass with his rocking style. They are all backed and beaten up by the man on the drums simply known as Jomar. Their collective musical histories have taken them from punk rock, psychobilly, Mexican Elvis to Barbara Mandrell's made for TV band, singing songs about the Southland (but this time it's more South California), lost love, trash and beer. Before you know it, Trailer Park Casanovas will have Airstreamed their ways into your hearts and, hopefully, your pocket books. So be a KOA and hook them up." Carlos Diaz
Trailer Park Casanovas - US Neo-Rockabilly.