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Doublewide & Dangerous

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To be honest, I bought my copy at Walmart. Where else would you expect to find something like this.

They sing about trailers, trailer parks and the people that populate them. These are songs about the people you know, probably someone you're related to.

They remind me of Jimmy Buffet. In fact if Jimmy Buffet lived in a trailer, he would probaly sing songs like this.

Too bad they didn't put any copies out on 8-track.

Really, though, this is great stuff.

Great CD, great band. When was the last time you found a CD you could sing along to that was clever, fresh, and very listenable AND you could play for your kids? These songs have wit, a beat, and energy level that will entertain the whole trailer park.

I have known these guys since their early days of dragging their trailer from place to place singing for their supper. They have finally hit the big time in a doublewide cruising down the fast lane. These songs are dynamite and will blow the unwary listener away. If you like fun singalong music, you'll love this one!

Saw them at Jamboree In The Hills '99. Over 25 top acts including Reba McIntyre, Clay Walker, Charlie Daniels, Brooks & Dunn, and Joe Diffie. Never heard of these guys before, yet they were one of the best! Favorite song: "I Wish I Had a Clapper to Your Heart"

Finally someone is putting fun back into music. I'm so sick of all these whine-fests they're calling alternative music these days. Now THIS is alternative! Check it out!

These guys from The Trailor Park Troubadours are very talented. Their songs will put a smile on anyone's face... at least the one who don't own a trailor or aren't afraid to admit that they're a redneck.

I laughed. I cried. I danced. It became a part of me.Seriously, these guys are out there!Keep your eyes and ears out for them! They're going to be huge!

Seriously, even my mother who hates all things country loves it.

Buy a few copies for your friends too.

Try to catch them too if they are ever in your area. You won't be disappointed.