A working-class country rock group that started on a dairy farm and broke through with their 1989 debut.
For their spirit, try "My Daddy Was a Milkman." For their sound, "Neck Of The Woods" gets the job done.
They came out of nowhere with "Pickin' on Nashville" in 1989, a record that felt like a back-porch jam session turned up loud. Songs like "My Daddy Was a Milkman" were just honest, funny stories about where they came from. They never tried to be Nashville slick, and that rough-around-the-edges sound gave country rock a different kind of heartbeat.
The band began with brothers Richard and Fred Young and their cousin Ricky Lee Phelps, taking their name from farm work. After adding members in the late '70s, their debut album arrived in 1989. They kept recording through lineup changes, putting out albums like "Electric Barnyard" and "Meet Me in Bluesland" decades later.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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