It only takes a few ounces of corn liquor for you to crank the volume,

[The Polack MSgt]

Despite your best intentions, you need a LOUD tune, but are ya really looking to hear a sob story?

Whelp - this one works.

By the way - this is my wife's school mate on vocals and guitar

[left-of-center2012]

1. So we need to get liquored up to appreciate this?

That is sad.

[The Polack MSgt]

3. Ya know what? You don't need booze to have fun

And I don't need fun to have booze

But thanks for the drive by judgement

[left-of-center2012]

5. I am not the one who said you need corn liquor

[Budi]

2. Well dang!

I'm trying to recall the decade of my life where I partied to music like this.

Maybe Denver, at a Red Rocks concert under a big summer full moon
August 1989, at a Stevie Ray Vaughn/BB King concert about a year before Vaughn's tragic death in Aug 1990.

That concert was what came to mind as I listened to your US Chicken Shack Project.

Something about this music took me back there...maybe the howling full moon 🐺



Idk.. might be the guitar

Good tunes. Thanks.

[sprinkleeninow]

4. Hey there! I looked them up and tried this one. I like.

hangin' 'round down by the social hall 😆

'Happy To Be Alive'

[The Polack MSgt]

6. I wish they had their other albums on YouTube

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Chicken Shack Project ended a few years back...

But Nozomu still plays live at his bar and is still cool AF

Edited to add: Save Our Soul is one of the ensembles that were part of Chicken Shack Project - A collection of Tokyo musicians that recorded at the Chicken Shack Live House and were signed to Fussa Rhythm Records

[The Polack MSgt]

7. Here is the band Save Our Soul - Which is another facet of the Chicken Shack Project

Nozomu on vocals and rhythm guitar, and the late and very missed Miata on lead guitar.