Wayne Hancock, Thunderstorms and Neon Signs - 57m 29s

Tracks & Durations

1. Juke Joint Jumping	3:18
2. Poor Boy Blues	2:20
3. Thunderstorms and Neon Signs	3:42
4. She's My Baby	2:31
5. Big City Good Time Gal	2:56
6. Ain't Nobody's Blues But My Own	4:06
7. Double A Daddy	3:25
8. Why Don't You Leave Me Alone	2:50
9. Tag Along	2:18
10. Cold Lonesome Wind	4:24
11. Locomotive Joe	2:11
12. No Loving Tonight	1:39
13. Friday and Saturday Night	2:36
14. Summertime	5:41

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Review

Playing the too-country for commercial radio side of the field, Wayne Hancock makes some of the loneliest Hank Williams-styled C&W since, well, since ol' Hank himself. Moving easily from hillbilly bop ("Double A Daddy") to dancehall honky tonk ("Juke Joint Jumpin'"), Hancock has the old-school twang down cold. He succeeds most, though, when he takes that old sound and fits it into his own modern life, as he does on the exquisitely drawn title track, where he details why pulling off to a motel whenever the highway weather gets bad makes his heart swell with fond memories. --David Cantwell

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Thunderstorms and Neon Signs

Tracks: 14, Disk length: 44m 7s (-14m 38s)

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