Cockadoodledon't is an LP

LP album

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 released by Th' Legendary Shack Shakers

Th' Legendary Shack Shakers

The Legendary Shack Shakers are an American punk blues band. They are inspired by punk, Delta blues, rockabilly, Texas polka, gothic rock, and other traditional Southern music genres, formed in Paducah, Kentucky in the mid-1990s...

 on April 22, 2003.

Reviews

The album was reviewed by Stephen Haag of popmatters.com, who concluded "All-at-once reverent, revisionist, greasy, and fun as hell, with summer upon us Cockadoodledon’t should be the soundtrack to a thousand barbecues.". Bob Gendron writing for AVguide stated "A mind-blowing assault on bluegrass rhythms, cowboy country, roadhouse blues, and sweaty rock and roll fury, Cockadoodledon’t makes Reverend Horton Heat sound like The Eagles.". Mojo magazine rated the album 3 stars out of 5 - "...Featuring fine ensemble work and blues harmonica. A real rush of blood to the head...". And Hal Horowitz, writing for Allmusic, said "The music is fun, frantic, and nerve-wracking."

Track listing

1. "Pinetree Boogie"
2. "CB Song"
3. "Help Me from My Brain"
4. "Shakerag Holler"
5. "Hunkerdown"
6. "Clodhopper"
7. "Bullfrog Blues"
8. "Blood on the Bluegrass"
9. "Devil's Night Auction"
10. "Wild Wild Lover"
11. "Shake Your Hips"
12. "Hoptown Jailbreak"

Personnel

• Col. J.D. Wilkes - vocals
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  , banjo
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  , harmonica
  Harmonica
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  , keyboards
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• JoeBuck - guitar
  Guitar
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  , banjo, mandolin
  Mandolin
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  , key accordion, upright bass, drums
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Additional personnel: Mark Robertson, Paul Simmons

Paul Simmons

Paul Simmons is an American drummer. Currently, he is the drummer for the Reverend Horton HeatHe is previously most well known as the drummer for Th' Legendary Shack Shakers from 2003 to 2005. He was also the drummer in Christian rock band Petra from 2003 until their retirement in 2005...

, Donnie Herron, Jason Brown, "Handsome" Andy Gibson

Andy Gibson

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Trivia

• "CB Song" was featured on a popular television
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