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Pine Box Boys Discography of CDs
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Stab! CD (2006)
Pine Box Boys CD discography Ever wonder what the Misfits would sound like if they were a bluegrass band? Yeah, probably not, but that's a pretty good capsule description of Stab!, the second album by San Francisco-based "horrorbilly" act the Pine Box Boys. Lead singer Lester Raww's comically splatteriffic lyrics (the opening title track is a giddy first-person celebration of the joys of being a serial killer) are set to manic acoustic rockabilly tunes pitched somewhere between Hasil Adkins and the Bloodshot Records catalog. From the old English murder ballads to the Cramps, this sort of thing has always had a place in country and rockabilly music, and the Pine Box Boys are simply taking the idea to its logical conclusion. The humorless may well balk at the fairly explicit misogyny of tunes like "West Memphis Daddy" (with its opening line "She's outta range/I can't shoot that far"), but the songs are so EC Comics cartoonish that it's difficult to take them at all seriously. That caveat aside, Stab! is a hoot for psychobilly fans. ~ Stewart Mason
Lester Raww from Arkansas fled to San Francisco to form The Pine Box Boys. Les reinvents the old murder ballads his mother used to sing him into a genre-shattering blend of bluegrass and rock that has been dubbed "Darkgrass" and "Horrorbilly". Upon retur
The Pine Box Boys: Les "Tombstone" Raww (guitar); Big Possum Carvidi (banjo); Col. Timothy Leather (upright bass); Steven "Your Uncle" Dodds (drums).
Additional personnel: Jason Kleinberg (fiddle); Phil Krelssen, Reagan's Polyp (background vocals).
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Arkansas Killing Time CD (2005)
Pine Box Boys albums The Pine Box Boys' first album, originally released in 2005. "Murder ballads one after the other and, not halfway through, enough to make you queasy. Especially the indelible little number "The Beauty In Her Face", which goes as far into the mind of a se
The Pine Box Boys: Les "Tombstone" Raww (guitar); Big Possum Carvidi (banjo); Col. Timothy Leather (upright bass); Steven "Your Uncle" Dodds (drums).
Additional personnel: Greta Boesel (vocals); Clay Hawkins (dobro); Jason Kleinberg (fiddle).
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Tales from the Emancipated Head CD (2011)
Pine Box Boys music CDs The Pine Box Boys fourth CD, Tales From The Emancipated Head, has finally arrived. In a deluge of the red stuff, The Pine Box Boys serve up their homage to history of horror in film and comics, taking the listener into the post-mortem dreams of a dying p
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Child of Calamity CD (2008)
It's murderin' time again, with the Pine Box Boys! With their third album, Child Of Calamity, the Boys will shatter your skull with 14 new tunes like "Pardon Me, Ginger", "Don't Ask Me To Stop" and "The Gravedigger". With their Arkansas roots, their bloo
The Pine Box Boys: Les "Tombstone" Raww (vocals, guitar); Big Possum Carvidi (vocals, accordion); Col. Timothy Leather (upright bass); Steven "Your Uncle" Dodds (drums, percussion).
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 Pine Box Boys Songs
Popular or famous Pine Box Boys music songs: Hair of Gold, Your Shadow, Bucket of Guts, 56, AR., Just a Crush, Crow, Arkansas Killing Time, Garden of Stars. More music songs Will You Remember Me, Great Journey, Bakersfield, I Had to Cut Her, O, Mercy, O, Meredith, Don't Ask Me to Stop, Hateful Thing. More music songs Wedding Gown, Ship Lost At Sea, I Kept Her Heart, Tardy Hearse, To the Blue. See All Songs
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