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| 1. As The Crow Flies |
| 2. Don't You Know, Can't You See |
| 3. Walking Angel |
| 4. Deeper Than Love |
| 5. An American In Texas |
| 6. Bluebird |
| 7. Sad As It Seems |
| 8. Too Far To Fall |
| 9. The Last One To Know |
| 10. Green Tree |
| 11. Motor City Man |
| 12. Love Has Laid Me Down |
| 13. If I Don't Stop Crying |
| 14. The More I See You |
| 15. Desiree |
| 16. Outside Looking Out |
| 17. Mock, Mock, Mockingbird |
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7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Southern Expatriots,
This review is from: American in Texas Revisited (Audio CD)
I ran a music club in South Carolina around 1980 and it was my pleasure, over the holidays, to welcome these Spartanburg natives home. The most original, enlightening, and diverse music on the planet. Walter's incomparable lyrics, Champ's phenomenal guitar, and David's lyrics and bass were just...the best. Were the Carolina years the apex? No. Talking with Champ between sets behind the 'Black Cat' in Austin, Texas was...well, hell, these are just the best origional songwriters and musicians in the business. I will miss Walter.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Austin Classic, great tunes,,
By A Customer
This review is from: American in Texas Revisited (Audio CD)
Since first hearing Uncle Walt's Band at Austin's Waterloo Ice House in the mid-seventies I have been a fan. The CD is full a songs from the heart; moving and inspirational. Motor City Man is a song about a blue collar father and is one of Walter Hyatt's best. . His D'jango Rheinhart style weaves throughout the album as does the classic acoustic mastery of Champ Hood's guitar and the tenor of David Ball. Champ Hood, Walter Hyatt and David Ball make up an incredible vocal trio. An older recording (probably from mid to late 70's) it is a rare glimpse of three artists that moved many during that period and also who went on to create music individually. If you are a fan of Austin music this is a must. David Ball has had a successful solo country music career and Champ Hood has played with every name Austin artist around. This band (which broke up in the 80's) was a treasure, as was Walter Hyatt who died a few years ago. "King Tears" one of his solo albums is also a must buy. Great music...
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A collectors Item,
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This review is from: American in Texas Revisited (Audio CD)
Uncle Walt's Band is one of the finest vocal trios that I have ever heard. They wrote diverse songs, were consummate musicians, and had amazing three-part harmony. It is hard to believe that they were not more commercially successful for their music is far superb to other country/pop groups of their era. It is sad that Walter Hyatt was killed in a plane crash, for this group could still be performing and releasing recorded music that would please and entertain music fans that appreciate quality music
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