Southern Culture on the Skids, Mojo Box - 41m 32s

Tracks & Durations

1. Smiley Yeah Yeah Yeah	3:40
2. Mojo Box	3:24
3. Doublewide	2:40
4. I Want A Love	2:34
5. '69 El Camino	2:56
6. The Wet Spot	2:29
7. Soulful Garage	3:33
8. Biff Bang Pow	3:32
9. Where Is The Moon?	3:14
10. Fire Of Love	2:34
11. Swamp Fox	3:22
12. The Sweet Spot	2:56
13. It's All Over But The Shoutin'	4:31

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Review

Chapel Hill's second most famous rock band, Southern Culture on the Skids has finally transcended their kitschy novelty act trappings on their seventh album, The Mojo Box,and created an album worthy of their considerable talents. Without sacrificing any of their overwrought manic energy, or cunning twists on white trash culture, Rick Miller, Mary Huff, and Dave Hartman have created a swampy masterpiece, that is equal parts Grateful Dead, the Cramps, and Credence Clearwater Revival, bathed in barbecue sauce, irony, and some gloriously garagey guitar lines that conjure up images of a young Keith Richards. Produced by Miller at his rural North Carolina home studio, Mojo Box is the sound of a band proud of their Southern roots, but no longer exploiting them as if they were a fourth member in the band. Instead, Southern Culture on the Skids uses a newfound restraint that elevates a country ballad like "Where Is the Moon," to a near classic that even Emmylou Harris would long to sing, and makes the creeping dread of the title track something you wouldn't want to listen to with the lights off. --Jaan Uhelszki

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