Tennessee Pusher
by: Old Crow Medicine Show
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Album Description:
Old Crow Medicine Showrelease in 2008 their third Nettwerk album called Tennessee Pusher. Produced by the legendary Don Was (Bob Dylan, Bonnie Raitt, the Rolling Stones), the album features the first single "Caroline" along with 11 other Old Crow originals and an American standard called "Lift Him Up" by Blind Alfred Reed. Having sold over 290K albums, OCMS can attribute much of their success to their relentless touring schedule. Between headlining shows and countless festivals (Bonnaroo, Telluride Bluegrass Festival, New Orleans Jazz Festival, etc), the band lives on the road - they thrive on the communal experience of the live shows. OCMS have made a name for themselves as energetic performers with an unbridled spirit."as musicians, songwriters and singers, they are the smartest and finest purveyors of American music to come down the pike in decades." - Don Was
Old Crow Medicine Showrelease in 2008 their third Nettwerk album called Tennessee Pusher. Produced by the legendary Don Was (Bob Dylan, Bonnie Raitt, the Rolling Stones), the album features the first single "Caroline" along with 11 other Old Crow originals and an American standard called "Lift Him Up" by Blind Alfred Reed. Having sold over 290K albums, OCMS can attribute much of their success to their relentless touring schedule. Between headlining shows and countless festivals (Bonnaroo, Telluride Bluegrass Festival, New Orleans Jazz Festival, etc), the band lives on the road - they thrive on the communal experience of the live shows. OCMS have made a name for themselves as energetic performers with an unbridled spirit."as musicians, songwriters and singers, they are the smartest and finest purveyors of American music to come down the pike in decades." - Don Was
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: 
- disappointed is not strong enough
i purchased this music some time ago, based on a newspaper recommendation.(so much for that failing media)i was impressed by the weak , wholly unimaginative, unoriginal, and bleakly insipid attempt at meaningfulness; in not only the lyrics, but also the instrumental(lack of) expression. don't waste your time, or money.especially in a down economy.
Rating: 
- Not bad if you aren't looking for what makes (made?) Old Crow sound like Old Crow
I have been an OCMS fan for quite a while.Spent many good evenings listening to them jam at the Station Inn in Nashville.I am quite surprised at the fact that I just don't like these songs-- really not one of them grabs you the way Tear It Down, Tell It to Me, CC Rider, We're all in this Thing Together, or almost all of their early work does.These songs just don't seem to have the grit or the heart that those did-- and I will admit their old stuff is rough at times.But that was what made ... Read More
Rating: 
- Incredible
Out of the blue, I attended their concert last night in Atlanta.It was beyond all my expectations.They are hot!
I just purchased their CD, Tennessee Pusher.I really didn't know that anyone was out there that could play that well, sing that well and tell the story, the real story.
I have a new favorite group.I'm still stunned.
Rating: 
- Evolution of OCMS
Having read the myriad reviews for the album, it is safe to say that if you want to listen to traditional bluegrass music, you won't care for this album.
If you want music with bluegrass/americana roots, you might well like it.
This album IS a bit heavier than their previous work, but still has some high energy, fun songs (such as the sexual-innuendo-filled "Mary's Kitchen"), but quieter songs, as well.
I find myself comparing the band, and this album, to my ... Read More
Rating: - Big Fan
A friend introduced me to O.C.M.S. last year.I now own many of their CD's and plan on purchasing the entire collection someday.This new album, Tennessee Pusher, ranks right up there.
- disappointed is not strong enoughi purchased this music some time ago, based on a newspaper recommendation.(so much for that failing media)i was impressed by the weak , wholly unimaginative, unoriginal, and bleakly insipid attempt at meaningfulness; in not only the lyrics, but also the instrumental(lack of) expression. don't waste your time, or money.especially in a down economy.
- Not bad if you aren't looking for what makes (made?) Old Crow sound like Old CrowI have been an OCMS fan for quite a while.Spent many good evenings listening to them jam at the Station Inn in Nashville.I am quite surprised at the fact that I just don't like these songs-- really not one of them grabs you the way Tear It Down, Tell It to Me, CC Rider, We're all in this Thing Together, or almost all of their early work does.These songs just don't seem to have the grit or the heart that those did-- and I will admit their old stuff is rough at times.But that was what made ... Read More
- IncredibleOut of the blue, I attended their concert last night in Atlanta.It was beyond all my expectations.They are hot!
I just purchased their CD, Tennessee Pusher.I really didn't know that anyone was out there that could play that well, sing that well and tell the story, the real story.
I have a new favorite group.I'm still stunned.
- Evolution of OCMSHaving read the myriad reviews for the album, it is safe to say that if you want to listen to traditional bluegrass music, you won't care for this album.
If you want music with bluegrass/americana roots, you might well like it.
This album IS a bit heavier than their previous work, but still has some high energy, fun songs (such as the sexual-innuendo-filled "Mary's Kitchen"), but quieter songs, as well.
I find myself comparing the band, and this album, to my ... Read More
- Big FanA friend introduced me to O.C.M.S. last year.I now own many of their CD's and plan on purchasing the entire collection someday.This new album, Tennessee Pusher, ranks right up there.
