Search - David Allan Coe :: Matter of Life & Death (Reis)

David Allan Coe
Matter of Life & Death (Reis)
Genres: Country, Pop

Track Listings (23) - Disc #1
1. Ten Commandments of Love - David Allan Coe, Paul, H.
2. Jody Like a Melody
3. Tanya Montana
4. If Only Your Eyes Could Lie - David Allan Coe, Jarrard, J.
5. Need a Little Time off for Bad Behavior
6. Southern Star - David Allan Coe, Alves, R.
7. Actions Speak Louder Than Words
8. Child of God
9. Wild Irish Rose
10. A Matter of Life...and Death
11. One Way Ticket to Nashville
12. Prisoner's Release
13. How High's the Watergate, Martha - David Allan Coe, Burch, Fred
14. Tricky Dicky, The Only Son of Kung Fu - David Allan Coe, Burch, Fred
15. Here's a Song
16. Souvenirs and California Memorys
17. I Wonder If It's Raining in Kentucky
18. Seeing the World
19. Paranoic Hippie
20. Florida Sunshine
21. I Heard Oklahoma Calling Me
22. Daddy's Guitar
23. In This Land

CD Details

All Artists: David Allan Coe
Title: Matter of Life & Death (Reis)
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: Bear Family
Release Date: 11/15/2005
Genres: Country, Pop
Styles: Roadhouse Country, Outlaw Country, Classic Country
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 790051613327

Synopsis

Album Description

The last Columbia album from everybody's favorite country renegade, reissued with some AMAZING bonus tracks! Like, for instance, the track he recorded for Cabut Records in West Virginia while waiting for his parole to be up so he could move to Nashville (the appropriate title: One-Way Ticket to Nashville) And then there's his ultra-rare political single, How High's the Watergate, Martha, and some unreleased demos!

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CD Reviews

Blistering D. A. C.

O'Hickey | Biloxi, MS America | 08/05/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This IS some "Blistering Live Coe" @ the end of his most prominant years - period. Not that Coe isn't just a pure living country legend to this day, this album marks sort of an end to DAC's great Columbia and creative outlaw heyday. This collection is 100% solid country gold. And you can only find it here...you simply won't here it on country radio, or find it in most any record stores!!"