IV and the Strange Band
The Hook & Ladder Theater
Minneapolis, MN
Nov. 6th, 2022
This is a "Midwest Sounds" recording (MWS198)
Lineage: Audience Recording using Zoom H2 internal mics > SD Card > PC > Mastered in Adobe
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https://pleasurehorsemusic.com/
1. Intro
2. ?
3. Still Getting Over You
4. Sea of Heartbreak (Don Gibson cover)
5. Cottonwood Mile
6. O.D.'d in Denver (Hank Williams, Jr. cover)
7. ?
8. Wine Me Up (Faron Young cover)
9. Slide Off Your Satin Sheets (Johnny Paycheck cover)
10. Autumn Beach
11. Aways Away
12. Be Here to Love Me (Townes Van Zandt cover)
Minneapolis locals Pleasure Horse play beer-soaked country music with heartbreak, twang, a little Tex-Mex and a little rock n’ roll.
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https://ivandthestrangeband.com/
1. Intro
2. Inbred
3. I'm Gonna Haunt You
4. Drinking Sad
5. Sailin' On (Bad Brains cover)
6. Son of Sin
7. Fray the Line
8. Southern Despair
9. I.O.U.
10. If Only You Were Lonely (The Replacements cover)
11. Deep Down
12. Malice
13. Train
14. Stand Your Ground
15. Broken Pieces
16. Cigarette Ends
17. Filth
As the great-grandson of Hank Williams Sr., grandson of Hank Williams Jr., and only son of Hank 3, Coleman Williams spent years waging an internal battle with the expectations thrust upon him by his own lineage. He represented the fourth generation of country music’s most legendary family — hence his nickname, “IV” — and the pressure to launch his own career was enormous. Although Coleman would eventually make his mark with Southern Circus — the genre-bending debut from his band, IV and The Strange Band, combining southern storytelling and country textures with 100-watt guitar amps and DIY attitude — he needed to break free first and discover his own musical approach along the way. Southern Circus is his homecoming: an album that finds him not falling into a legacy, but earning it.
Audition > Track splitting using CD Wave Editor > Compressed to FLAC Level 8 using dBpoweramp > Tagged with MP3 Tag
-Feel free to re-master, share freely anywhere else, convert to MP3, just never ever sell it. Also, if you like this show, please support the artist by buying/streaming their music, buying a ticket to a show or buying merch.
-Many thanks to Coleman Williams for allowing me to record.
-Feel free to re-master, share freely anywhere else, convert to MP3, just never ever sell it. Also, if you like this show, please support the artist by buying/streaming their music, buying a ticket to a show or buying merch.
-Many thanks to Coleman Williams for allowing me to record.
More pictures here: Link
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Pleasure Horse
https://pleasurehorsemusic.com/
1. Intro
2. ?
3. Still Getting Over You
4. Sea of Heartbreak (Don Gibson cover)
5. Cottonwood Mile
6. O.D.'d in Denver (Hank Williams, Jr. cover)
7. ?
8. Wine Me Up (Faron Young cover)
9. Slide Off Your Satin Sheets (Johnny Paycheck cover)
10. Autumn Beach
11. Aways Away
12. Be Here to Love Me (Townes Van Zandt cover)
Archive.org / Google Drive
Minneapolis locals Pleasure Horse play beer-soaked country music with heartbreak, twang, a little Tex-Mex and a little rock n’ roll.
.jpg)
IV and the Strange Band
https://ivandthestrangeband.com/
1. Intro
2. Inbred
3. I'm Gonna Haunt You
4. Drinking Sad
5. Sailin' On (Bad Brains cover)
6. Son of Sin
7. Fray the Line
8. Southern Despair
9. I.O.U.
10. If Only You Were Lonely (The Replacements cover)
11. Deep Down
12. Malice
13. Train
14. Stand Your Ground
15. Broken Pieces
16. Cigarette Ends
17. Filth
Archive.org / Google Drive
As the great-grandson of Hank Williams Sr., grandson of Hank Williams Jr., and only son of Hank 3, Coleman Williams spent years waging an internal battle with the expectations thrust upon him by his own lineage. He represented the fourth generation of country music’s most legendary family — hence his nickname, “IV” — and the pressure to launch his own career was enormous. Although Coleman would eventually make his mark with Southern Circus — the genre-bending debut from his band, IV and The Strange Band, combining southern storytelling and country textures with 100-watt guitar amps and DIY attitude — he needed to break free first and discover his own musical approach along the way. Southern Circus is his homecoming: an album that finds him not falling into a legacy, but earning it.
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