Name: Hair in My Eyes Like a Highland Steer *
Brand: Stony Plain (Canada)
SKU: 1021462
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

Hair in My Eyes Like a Highland Steer *

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Album: Hair in My Eyes Like a Highland Steer *
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Hair in My Eyes Like a Highland Steer
2)	Truck Got Stuck, The
3)	Always Keep an Edge on Your Knife
4)	Rodeo's Over, The
5)	Hurtin' Albertan
6)	Big Butch Bass Bull Fiddle
7)	All I Wanna Do Is Play Cords
8)	Truth Comes Out, The
9)	Counterfeiters' Blues
10)	Good Copenhagen
11)	Trouble in the Country
12)	Little Foothills Heaven
13)	Truck Got Stuck Talkin' Blues, The

Album: Hair in My Eyes Like a Highland Steer *
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Hair in My Eyes Like a Highland Steer
2)	Truck Got Stuck, The
3)	Always Keep an Edge on Your Knife
4)	Rodeo's Over, The
5)	Hurtin' Albertan
6)	Big Butch Bass Bull Fiddle
7)	All I Wanna Do Is Play Cords
8)	Truth Comes Out, The
9)	Counterfeiters' Blues
10)	Good Copenhagen
11)	Trouble in the Country
12)	Little Foothills Heaven
13)	Truck Got Stuck Talkin' Blues, The

Performer Notes

Personnel: Corb Lund (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Ian Tyson (vocals); Harry Stinson (acoustic guitar, drums, percussion, background vocals); Kenny Vaughn (electric guitar); Stuart Duncan, Tammy Rogers (fiddle); Gordon Mote (piano); Tim Hus (double bass); Ranger Doug Green, Too Slim (background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Peter Coleman.
Recording information: Prairie Sun, Cotati, CA; Sundae Sound Studios, Calgary, Alberta, Canada; Treasure Isle, Nashville, TN.
The second collaboration with Nashville producer Harry Stinson following their 2002 breakthrough, Five Dollar Bill, Hair in My Eyes Like a Highland Steer is the fourth studio release from Canadian country act Corb Lund & the Hurtin' Albertans. Featuring guest vocals from Western icon Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Canadian singer/songwriter Tim Hus, and folk legend Ian Tyson, it includes the singles "The Truck Got Stuck," "Counterfeiters' Blues," "The Truth Comes Out," and the title track. ~ Jon O'Brien

Professional Reviews

Dirty Linen (p.63) - "With backdrops of Americana, Western swing, and rockabilly, his neverending supply of Western Canadian imagery provides an unique identity that rarely has been represented in country music."