Tennessee Pusher

Tennessee Pusher
Studio album by Old Crow Medicine Show
Released	September 23, 2008
Recorded	Hollywood, CA
Genre	Folk, country
Label	Nettwerk Records
Producer	Don Was
Old Crow Medicine Show chronology
Big Iron World (2006) Tennessee Pusher (2008) Carry Me Back (2012)

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Source	Rating
Allmusic	[1]
ChartAttack	link
The Guardian	[2]

Tennessee Pusher is the third studio album by folk/country/old time band Old Crow Medicine Show. Released on September 23, 2008, the album was produced by Don Was. The album reached #1 on the Billboard Top Bluegrass Albums Chart. The album is the band's first with Gill Landry, who replaced founder member Critter Fuqua. Fuqua provides only backing vocals on the album.

Track listing[]

1. "Alabama High-Test" (Secor) - 2:25 Vocals: Secor
2. "Highway Halo" (Secor) - 3:42 Vocals: Secor
3. "The Greatest Hustler of All" (Secor, Willie Watson) - 7:04 Vocals: Watson
4. "Methamphetamine" (Secor, David Rawlings) - 5:27 Vocals: Secor
5. "Next Go 'Round" (Secor, Watson) - 3:38 Vocals: Watson
6. "Humdinger" (Hayes) - 2:29 Vocals: Hayes
7. "Motel in Memphis" (Secor) - 4:25 Vocals: Secor
8. "That Evening Sun" (Secor, Watson) - 3:43 Vocals: Watson
9. "Mary's Kitchen" (Gill Landry) - 2:43 Vocals: Landry
10. "Crazy Eyes" (Secor, Watson) - 4:17 Vocals: Secor
11. "Tennessee Pusher" (Secor) - 5:30 Vocals: Secor
12. "Lift Him Up" (Blind Alfred Reed, Watson) - 3:57 Vocals: Watson
13. "Caroline" (Secor) - 3:33 Vocals: Secor

Personnel[]

Old Crow Medicine Show

• Kevin Hayes - guitjo, vocals
• Morgan Jahnig - upright bass
• Gill Landry - slide guitar, resonator guitar, vocals
• Ketch Secor - violin, vocals, guitar, harmonica, banjo
• Willie Watson - guitar, vocals, harmonica, violin
• Critter Fuqua - backing vocals

Additional musicians

• Jim Keltner - drums
• Benmont Tench - Hammond C-3 organ

Chart performance[]

External links[]

• Old Crow Medicine Show (official site)