David Allan Coe - Penitentiary Blues CD

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 DAC First Album is the Blues
This is the first album that David Allan Coe put out and it is Rythm and Blues, people may be looking for a bit more country twang but aint going find it here this is gutsy BLUES and I love every minute of it. Will be ordering copies for gifts.
Submitted by ed_engelmann (minnesota) 
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 Wasting your time
If your a DAC fan your wasting your time reading this. It's superb get out and buy NOW.Deffinitly top draw
Submitted by frank (Euxton,chorley uk) 
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 Peniteniary Blues
Hacktone Records and Shout Factory have brought back David Allan Coe's first masterpiece. From the gatefold front cover to the back cover and everything in between, this cd is a must for any true Coe fan. Opening this reminded me of opening the original album. Remastered in stereo and sounding great, one can only hope that David's second masterpiece, Requiem For A Harlequin, may not be far behind for re-release.
Submitted by johnsonfam4 (Minnesota) 
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 Roots of DAC's "wilder side"
The album is essential for the serious David Allen Coe enthusiast. It reveals in it's purest form the hard edged blues rock undertow for the edgy country wave that DAC mysteriously rides to stardom, and "Rides Again" and again.
Submitted by Joseph (Houston, TX, USA)
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 Penitentiary Blues
Hacktone Records and Shout Factory have brought back David Allan Coe's first masterpiece. From the gatefold front cover to the back cover and everything in between, this cd is a must for any true Coe fan. Opening this reminded me of opening the original album. Remastered in stereo and sounding great, one can only hope that David's second masterpiece, Requiem For A Harlequin, may not be far behind for re-release.
Submitted by Craig Johnson (Minnesota)
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