David Allan Coe - Texas Moon (Green Vinyl)
- 01. Got You On My Mind
- 02. These Days
- 03. Satisfied Mind
- 04. Why You Been Gone So Long
- 05. Why Me, Lord
- 06. Mary Magdeline
- 07. Fuzzy Was An Outlaw
- 08. That Old Time Feeling
- 09. Ride Me Down Easy
- 10. Give My Love To Rose
- 11. Revenge (Texas Moon Demo)
- 12. Desperados Waiting For A Train (Texas Moon Demo)
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Country
- Tracks
- 12
- Colour
- Green
- Pressing
- Colored Vinyl
- Edition
- Deluxe
Texas Moon, recorded in 1973 for Plantation Records by the legendary outlaw artist David Allan Coe, did not see release until 1977. By then Coe had moved on to Columbia, and Texas Moon remains a capture of his early career, singing evocative covers of songs written by his heroes (Cash, Kris Kristofferson, Shaver, Browne, and more) backed by his road band. On vinyl for the first time in over 40 years, this new deluxe version of Texas Moon includes previously unreleased material from the same era. Sleeve
- Got You on My Mind"
- These Days" (Jackson Browne Cover)
- A Satisfied Mind"
- Why You Been Gone So Long" (Mickey Newbury Cover)
- Why Me" (Kris Kristofferson Cover)
- Mary Magdeline" (David Allan Coe)
- Fuzzy Was An Outlaw" (David Allan Coe)
- That Old Time Feeling" (Guy Clark Cover)
- Ride Me Down Easy" (Billy Joe Shaver Cover)
- Give My Love to Rose" (Johnny Cash Cover) [1,2]
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Country
- Tracks
- 10
David Allan Coe's 1977 album Texas Moon features a 10-track listing that blends original compositions with well-chosen country and folk covers.
- 01. Got You On My Mind
- 02. These Days
- 03. Satisfied Mind
- 04. Why You Been Gone So Long
- 05. Why Me, Lord
- 06. Mary Magdeline
- 07. Fuzzy Was An Outlaw
- 08. That Old Time Feeling
- 09. Ride Me Down Easy
- 10. Give My Love To Rose
- 11. Revenge (Texas Moon Demo)
- 12. Desperados Waiting For A Train (Texas Moon Demo)
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Country
- Tracks
- 12
- Edition
- Deluxe
Texas Moon, recorded in 1973 for Plantation Records by the legendary outlaw artist David Allan Coe, did not see release until 1977. By then Coe had moved on to Columbia, and Texas Moon remains a capture of his early career, singing evocative covers of songs written by his heroes (Cash, Kris Kristofferson, Shaver, Browne, and more) backed by his road band. On vinyl for the first time in over 40 years, this new deluxe version of Texas Moon includes previously unreleased material from the same era.
