Texas Medicine, by George Kinney and the New Riders of the Golden Dawn

Texas Medicine

by George Kinney and the New Riders of the Golden Dawn

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1.	Step Down Satan (free) 03:17	download
2.	Think of Tonight 04:13	buy track
3.	The Wolf (free) 02:38	download
4.	Smilin' Eyes 03:31	buy track
5.	Tell It to the Landlord 05:11	buy track
6.	Ballad of Jim Bob 03:13	buy track
7.	Wild Streak 03:14	buy track
8.	Broken Down 03:25	buy track
9.	Sun and Rain 02:21	buy track
10.	Trouble in Paradise 03:18	buy track
11.	White Knuckle Drivin' 04:31	buy track
12.	Love Tones 02:34	buy track
13.	On the Run Too Long 03:18	buy track

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"Texas Medicine" features a bonus 14th track not shown which is included free with album purchase.

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"Texas rock legends The Golden Dawn have reformed and have issued a new album - Texas Medicine. This is their follow up effort to their 1968 debut, Power Plant, on the famous Houston-based psychedelic rock label International Artists. The album features a virtual "who's who" of well-known Texas rockers as guests. It takes its name from a proposed LP title by former 13th Floor Elevators guitarist Stacy Sutherland.

The album is a worthy follow-up to Power Plant. Singer/songwriter, George Kinney, is a powerful vocalist who has been compared in style to his childhood friend Roky Erickson. Rather than weakening over the decades since Power Plant, Kinney's voice has aged like a fine wine, exposing new nuances.

Texas Medicine includes Jimmy Bird and Bill Hallmark from the original band....On this new CD, Toni Price, Mary Welch, Mary Hattersly, Charlie Prichard, Dude Edwards, Frank Rodeniur, Terry Brown and Julie Carpenter join in to help."

From press release/interview @ www.myspace.com/originalgoldendawn/blog/232576696

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released January 1, 2006

Charlie Pritchard - Guitar
Terry Brown - Steel guitar and bass
Curtis Frie - Bass
Carl Rawls - Drums
Frank "Curly" Rodineur - Drums
Billy Hallmark - Bass
Abe Kinney - Wooden African Thing on "Trouble in Paradise"
Dude Edward - Slide guitar on "Wildstreak," guitar and bass on others
George Kinney - Lead vocals

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George Kinney and The Golden Dawn Austin, Texas

George passed away July 18, 2022

www.austinchronicle.com/daily/music/2022-07-18/george-kinney-who-helmed-the-golden-dawns-early-psych-rock-treasure-power-plant-has-died/

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