Mars Arizona, All Over the Road - 33m 40s

Tracks & Durations

1. All Over the Road	3:18
2. Shadows On the Wall	2:52
3. Excuse Me, I Think I've Got a Heartache	3:10
4. Working Class Hero	3:33
5. Elvis Presley Blues	3:39
6. (No Whiskey)	0:04
7. Streets Of Milwaukee	3:14
8. He Broke Your Heart	4:00
9. Yesterday's Children (For Kyla)	2:16
10. Pretty Mama, Pretty Girl	2:41
11. Goodbye Peace (for SOFA)	2:49
12. Good Morning	1:55

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Review

The road less traveled usually begins in familiar territory. Only after some time spent wending along, do the recognizable signposts become few and far between. The subtle contours of a new landscape begin to show themselves. The locals aren't as easily identified. Welcome to Mars Arizona.

Mars Arizona's All Over the Road is a place where the culture and spirit of a southern gospel revival meet up in the Devil's house out on Highway 61. The affair elicits short stories of heartache, oppression, loss, recovery, joy and renewal.

The album was recorded at HillTop Cabin Studios in Mill Valley and Prairie Sun Recording in Cotati, CA, with special guests drummer Kenny Aronoff (John Mellencamp, Bob Dylan, Smashing Pumpkins, Willie Nelson, John Fogerty), Emory Joseph (dobro, mandolin and backing vocals), David Grissman's Bluegrass Experience fiddle player Chad Manning, B3 Organist Larry Steelman and Bass player Michael Bruninga.

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