How did Bobby Bare follow up 1979's rowdy, bawdy "live" Down & Dirty? By getting Drunk & Crazy, of course. From its title to its collection of cheerfully vulgar Shel Silverstein tunes, 1980's Drunk & Crazy is a cousin of Down & Dirty, revving up the loose, boozy, roguish charm of that 1979 platter's "Numbers" and "Tequila" until things almost get boorish. Almost, but not quite: the nasty black humor of "If That Ain't Love" -- where Silverstein ponders "I slapped your face and I stepped on his/And if that ain't love, what ...
Peter Shilito (Compilation); Keith Glass (Compilation)
Recording Time
75 minutes
Bobby Bare Drunk & Crazy...Plus Songs
Bobby Bare Drunk & Crazy...Plus Album Track Listing
1.
Drunk and Crazy
2.
Food Blues
3.
World's Last Truck Drivin' Man, The
4.
I Can Almost See Houston from Here
5.
If That Ain't Love
6.
Rock and Roll Hotel
7.
Song of the South
8.
Appaloosa Rider
9.
Bathroom Tissue Paper Letter
10.
Willie Jones
11.
Gotta Get Rid of This Band
12.
Drinkin' and Druggin' and Watchin' TV
13.
Your Credit Card Won't Get You into Heaven
14.
I've Never Gone to Bed with an Ugly Woman
15.
Desperados Waiting for the Train
16.
Greasy Grit Gravy
17.
New Cut Road
18.
If You Ain't Got Nothin' (You Ain't Got Nothin' to Lose)
19.
Praise the Lord and Send Me the Money
20.
(They Covered Up) The Old Swimmin' Hole
21.
Me and Jimmy Rogers
22.
Jogger, The
23.
No Memories Hangin' 'Round
24.
It's a Dirty Job
Drunk & Crazy...Plus Music Review
Customer Drunk & Crazy...Plus Reviews
Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)
Classic Bobby Bare An absolute must for any Bare fan. This cd is a classic.Edgy, funny, and with the voice of truth, this is Bobby Bare'sdisplay of rocking country. Submitted by bronko (ashtabula, oh) Was This Drunk & Crazy...Plus Music Review Helpful? YesNo
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