
Reverend Horton Heat - Spend a Night in the Box LP NEW Colored Vinyl
Reverend Horton Heat - Spend a Night in the Box
NEW. SEALED.
Real Gone Music
The Reverend Horton Heat aināt just a person, or a bandāitās a state of mind. Drawing on such crazed rockabilly ancestors as Charlie Feathers, Hasil Adkins, and The Killer himself, James (Reverend Horton) Heath and his long-time bassist Jimbo Wallace have, over the course of the last 30-plus years, helped bring rockabilly kicking and screaming into the modern age, marrying punk with rockabilly to create the psychobilly genre. And, on their 2000 album Spend the Night in the Boxāwhich, to burnish the āpsychoā credentials, was produced by fellow Texan Paul Leary of Butthole Surfers fameāThe Reverend Horton Heat struck gold (hence our gold vinyl edition!), going to #2 on the CMJ charts on the strength of such numbers as āSue Jack Daniels,ā āThe Girl in Blue,ā and other misbegotten tales of babes and booze. This is actually a bit of a return to a classic rockabilly/swing sound, powered by the Revās 1954 Gibson ES-175 and the rhythm section of Wallace and drummer Scott Churilla, but itās no less (ahem) heated. Vinyl debut boasting inner sleeve with lyrics!
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Reverend Horton Heat - Spend a Night in the Box
NEW. SEALED.
Real Gone Music
The Reverend Horton Heat aināt just a person, or a bandāitās a state of mind. Drawing on such crazed rockabilly ancestors as Charlie Feathers, Hasil Adkins, and The Killer himself, James (Reverend Horton) Heath and his long-time bassist Jimbo Wallace have, over the course of the last 30-plus years, helped bring rockabilly kicking and screaming into the modern age, marrying punk with rockabilly to create the psychobilly genre. And, on their 2000 album Spend the Night in the Boxāwhich, to burnish the āpsychoā credentials, was produced by fellow Texan Paul Leary of Butthole Surfers fameāThe Reverend Horton Heat struck gold (hence our gold vinyl edition!), going to #2 on the CMJ charts on the strength of such numbers as āSue Jack Daniels,ā āThe Girl in Blue,ā and other misbegotten tales of babes and booze. This is actually a bit of a return to a classic rockabilly/swing sound, powered by the Revās 1954 Gibson ES-175 and the rhythm section of Wallace and drummer Scott Churilla, but itās no less (ahem) heated. Vinyl debut boasting inner sleeve with lyrics!











