From Chicks To Hounds: Dixie Duo's New Act
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Nancy Atkins
Feb 10, 2010, 1:55:09 AM2/10/10
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More details have been revealed about songs on the Court Yard Hounds upcoming CD.
Court Yard Hounds veers closer to Seventies-style singer-songwriter pop than country, such as "See You in the Spring," a breakup duet with Jakob Dylan. The pair also tackles politics on "Then Again," a portrait of a politically incorrect redneck, and "Ain't No Son," a rowdy, banjo-fueled track about an intoxicated father. "It's about a man who can't respect his son's lifestyle," says Maguire. "Growing up in the South, we saw a lot of that."
For the complete article and a previously unreleased new photo of the Court Yard Hounds, please visit the CRCR Message Board at http://chicksrock.proboards.com/index.cgi? and look in the "News & Gossip" section.
Court Yard Hounds veers closer to Seventies-style singer-songwriter pop than country, such as "See You in the Spring," a breakup duet with Jakob Dylan. The pair also tackles politics on "Then Again," a portrait of a politically incorrect redneck, and "Ain't No Son," a rowdy, banjo-fueled track about an intoxicated father. "It's about a man who can't respect his son's lifestyle," says Maguire. "Growing up in the South, we saw a lot of that."
For the complete article and a previously unreleased new photo of the Court Yard Hounds, please visit the CRCR Message Board at http://chicksrock.proboards.com/index.cgi? and look in the "News & Gossip" section.
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