The Meat Purveyors

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Plates a' Spinnin' 03:06 Tools
Little White Pills 00:00 Tools
Liquor Store 00:00 Tools
666 Pack 00:00 Tools
Hanged Man 00:00 Tools
Don't You Want Me Baby 00:00 Tools
Look On Your Face 00:00 Tools
Tmp Smackdown 00:00 Tools
Sunshine 00:00 Tools
Burr Under My Saddle 00:00 Tools
Hey Little Sister 00:00 Tools
Don't Be Sorry 00:00 Tools
Rose-Colored Glasses 00:00 Tools
I Got Wise 00:00 Tools
Fist City 00:00 Tools
S.O.S. 00:00 Tools
Thinking About Drinking 00:00 Tools
How Can I Be So Thirsty Today? 00:00 Tools
Hot Blooded 00:00 Tools
Round and Round 00:00 Tools
Circle Sky 00:00 Tools
Circus Clown 00:00 Tools
Snow in the Door 00:00 Tools
Monday Morning 00:00 Tools
Truckers Speed 00:00 Tools
Without Love 00:00 Tools
The Madonna Trilogy 00:00 Tools
The Crawdad Song 00:00 Tools
Last Waltz 00:00 Tools
Tallboy 00:00 Tools
I Have a Devil in Me 00:00 Tools
More Man 00:00 Tools
Stanley Joe 00:00 Tools
2:00 A.M. 00:00 Tools
Love Me Darling 00:00 Tools
Car Crash 00:00 Tools
It Won't Be Long (and I'll Be Hating You) 00:00 Tools
Dues 00:00 Tools
Burning Love 00:00 Tools
Paint By Numbers 00:00 Tools
Lady Muleskinner 00:00 Tools
Leaving 00:00 Tools
Go Out Smokin' 00:00 Tools
Heartbreaker 00:00 Tools
The Bottle Let Me Down 00:00 Tools
What Goes On 00:00 Tools
Willow Garden 00:00 Tools
Cold Hard Rain 00:00 Tools
I'd Rather Be Your Enemy 00:00 Tools
We Kill Evil 00:00 Tools
Daydreams About Night Things 00:00 Tools
The One I Love Is Gone 00:00 Tools
Amanda Ruth 00:00 Tools
Working on a Building 00:00 Tools
Biggest Mistake 00:00 Tools
I'll Be There 00:00 Tools
Museum of Love 00:00 Tools
100 Miles 00:00 Tools
Morning After 00:00 Tools
Travel & Toil 00:00 Tools
Clean Slate 00:00 Tools
Leave That Man Alone 00:00 Tools
Dempsey Nash 00:00 Tools
Little Maggie 00:00 Tools
Whatcha Gonna Do 00:00 Tools
In the Middle of Nowhere 00:00 Tools
Can't You Hear Me Callin' 00:00 Tools
Why Honey Why 00:00 Tools
Victoria's Waltz 00:00 Tools
Bill's Breakdown 00:00 Tools
John Hardy 00:00 Tools
The Madonna Trilogy (Like a Virgin/Lucky Star/Burning Up) 00:00 Tools
Like A Virgin 00:00 Tools
Beautiful World 00:00 Tools
Madonna Trilogy 00:00 Tools
How Can I Be So Thirsty Today- 00:00 Tools
I'm in the Middle of Nowhere 00:00 Tools
2-00 A.M. 00:00 Tools
Take Me Back To Tulsa 00:00 Tools
Fist City (Loretta Lynn) 00:00 Tools
Don't Shoot the President 00:00 Tools
why i gotta be so famous? 00:00 Tools
I'm Not Crying 00:00 Tools
Teenagers Are Assholes 00:00 Tools
Whiskey before breakfast 00:00 Tools
Who Knew? 00:00 Tools
Crying Holy Unto the Lord 00:00 Tools
Love Please Come Home 00:00 Tools
Rank Stranger 00:00 Tools
Coal Miner's Blues 00:00 Tools
Workin On A Building 00:00 Tools
One I Love Is Gone 00:00 Tools
Cotton Patch Rag 00:00 Tools
The Madonna Trilogy (Like a Virgin/Lucky Star/Burning Up) (Madonna cover) 00:00 Tools
Truck Drivin Woman 00:00 Tools
What'cha Gonna Do? 00:00 Tools
Lost For Wordss 00:00 Tools
2: 00 A.M. 00:00 Tools
Take Me Back To Tulsa (w/ The Meat Purveyors) 00:00 Tools
Tall Boy 00:00 Tools
The Meat Purveyors / Sunshine 00:00 Tools
Rose Colored Glasses 00:00 Tools
S.O.S 00:00 Tools
muleskinner 00:00 Tools
Intro 00:00 Tools
Crying Unholy Unto the Lord 00:00 Tools
banter 00:00 Tools
SOS 00:00 Tools
Stanley Jo 00:00 Tools
Plates a Spinnin' 00:00 Tools
Circus 00:00 Tools
Little Sister 00:00 Tools
Dempsy Nash 00:00 Tools
The Meat Purveyors - 100 Miles 00:00 Tools
Can't You Hear Me Calling 00:00 Tools
It Wont Be Long 00:00 Tools
My Biggest Mistake 00:00 Tools
Go Out Smokin 00:00 Tools
Round & Round 00:00 Tools
Round n Round 00:00 Tools
Teenagers Are A*****es 00:00 Tools
Little White Pills - The Meat Purveyors 00:00 Tools
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Top shelf musicianship, razor sharp songwriting and a total lack of concern for the confines of the genre, make The Meat Purveyors one of the most entertaining and energetic outfits plying the dark corners of the roots underground. For the better part of a decade, Austin's The Meat Purveyors were the skunk tossed into the tent of stoic bluegrass revivalism. Always more Brothers Ramone than Brothers Osborne and more comfy in boots jack than cowboy, TMP are still able to out-lament most of the current crop of high lonesome pretenders. Top shelf musicianship, razor sharp songwriting, and a total lack of concern for the confines of genre, made the Meat Purveyors one of the most entertaining and energetic plying the dark corners of the roots underground and touchstone in the thrashgrass movement. Whiskey-fueled and case-hardened deep in the heart of Texas, TMP boast a personal history that would shame Fleetwood Mac, and wood shedding that sends so-called roots revivalists, snooty bluegrass purists, and alt-country poseurs into paroxysms of self-doubt and years of expensive therapy. And just who are these Texans who dare to breathe fresh life into the overly stoic, staid and mossback world of bluegrass? Anchoring this dysfunctional lot with his percussion guitar and gift for lyrics is Austin Music Hall of Fame inductee Bill Anderson -a veteran of several Austin bands of note including Bigfoot Chester, Ballad Shambles and the legendary Poison 13. Diva Jo Walston is a honky tonk angel gone wrong under a towering beehive, while Miss Cherilyn DiMond delivers piledriver stand-up bass and harmonies directly from the choir (and banter directly from the truck stop parking lot). Mr. Peter Stiles, a reformed (we hope) Deadhead, presents a flabbergasting prestidigitation on the mandolin and it is rumored that he has never played a bad solo. Ever. Darcie Deaville provides the fiery fiddling and the wild-eyed stares that fans fear to love and love to fear. The Meat Purveyors did their best to keep bluegrass from tottering meekly into a dust-covered coffin. Help them, won't you? Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.