dean-seltzer
COUNTRY FRIED ROCK is what they're calling it.
Dean Seltzer and the Redneck Mothers walk the line between Texas country and rock with a high energy live show that leaves the crowds in Austin screaming for more at the end of the night. Dean has shared the stage with the likes of Reckless Kelly, Pat Green, Gary P. Nunn, Robert Earl Keen, and Jerry Jeff Walker. Their debut album shows both the classic rock and Texas country influences that have shaped the band.
Two things stand out when speaking of Dean and the Mothers: First of all, the music on the album speaks for itself. (Pick a song - there's not a weak one on it!) Secondly, this band is fun to watch. Their stage energy and comic crowd interaction make this band impossible to pull away from. Whether its Dean's fire-breathing routine, Ricky's Grammy award winning fiddlin, or Shelli Coe (yes - David Allan Coe's daughter) coming on stage to sit in for a song or two, you'll find a reason to see this band again.
Brown Eyed Girl--Van Morrison, American Pie--Don Mclein, Sweet Home Alabama--Lynard Skynard, Jack & Dianne--John Mellencamp, Pink Houses--John Mellencamp, Hurt so Good--John Mellencamp, R.O.C.K. in the U.S.A.--John Mellencamp, The Joker--Steve Miller Band, Take the Money & Run--Steve Miller Band, Heard it in a Love Song--Martial Tucker, Can?t You See--Martial Tucker, Wonderful Tonight--Eric Clapton, Knockin on Heaven?s Door--Bob Dylan, Rolling Stone--Bob Dylan, Proud Mary--C.C.R., Cat?s in the Cradle--Harry Chapin, Take it Easy--The Eagles, Peaceful Easy Feelin, --The Eagles, For What It?s Worth--Buffalo Springfield, Honky Tonk Woman--The Rolling Stones, Long Tall Texan--Lyle Lovytt Style, Country Roads--John Denver, You Gotta Sing--Guy Clark, Margarittaville--Jimmy Buffett, Son of a Sailor--Jimmy Buffett, Pirate?s Look At 40--Jimmy Buffett, Come Monday--Jimmy Buffett, Why Don?t We Get Drunk & Screw--Jimmy Buffett, La Bamba--Richie Valens, Mustang Sally--Wilson Pickett, Move It On Over--George Thorogood, , Every Rose Has It?s Thorn--Poison, Who the F--k is Alice--Smokey, Breakfast at Tiffany?s--Deep Blue Somethin, Strait to Hell, Drivin & Cryin, The Road Goes on Forever--Robert Earl Keen, Merry Christmas--Robert Earl Keen, Dreadful Selfish Crime--Robert Earl Keen, I?m Coming Home To You--Robert Earl Keen, The Buckin? Song--Robert Earl Keen, My Home Town--Charlie Robison, Bar Light--Charlie Robinson, Redneck Mother--Jerry J Walker, Folsom Prison Blues--Johnny Cash, Ring of Fire--Johnny Cash, Boy Named Sue--Johnny Cash, Cocaine Blues--Johnny Cash, Long Haired Country Boy--Charlie Daniells, Devil Went Down to Georgia--Charlie Daniels, Please Come to Boston--David Allen Coe, The Perfect Country & Western Song--David Allen Coe, Luckenbach Texas--Willie & Waylon, Good hearted Woman--Willie & Waylon, Dukes of Hazard--Waylon Jennings, Louisiana Saturday Night--Don Williams, The Gambler--Kenny Rogers, Amarillo By Morning--George Strait, Everclear--Roger Creager, Texas in 1880--Radney Foster, Family Tradition--Hank Williams Jr., Redneck Girl--Bellamy Brothers, Should Have Been a Cowboy--Toby Keith, One More Last Chance--Vince Gill, Much Too Young--Garth Brooks, Friends in Low Places--Garth Brooks, Move It on Over--Hank Williams, I Don?t Know--Hank Williams 3
Original Music from the album ?TEXAS SKY?
, Dean Seltzer--
, Poor Lonesome Me, The Fish Fry Song, Texas Sky, Just Me And A Longneck Bottle, The Dumbest Thing I?ve Ever Done--C.W. / Seltzer, Around That Corner--Joseph Deeb, Lost & Found--Joseph Deeb, Turn That Radio Down--Joseph Deeb, Don?t it Make You Wanna Dance--Rusty Wier,