For The Soul And For The Mind Demo's Of '71-'74
David Allan Coe is an outlaw country icon who emerged from Nashville in the 1970s, bringing a rebellious, raw energy to country music. For The Soul And For The Mind compiles rare demo recordings from 1971–1974, capturing Coe's early songwriting before his studio albums were released. These stripped-down tracks showcase his gritty baritone and the authentic honky-tonk instrumentation that defined his approach: acoustic guitar, steel, fiddle, and harmonica creating that dusty, road-worn atmosphere. The demos reveal Coe at his most unfiltered, writing character studies and tales of life on the margins with the kind of directness that made outlaw country resonate with listeners tired of polished Nashville productions. This 2005 collection makes previously circulated bootleg recordings officially available, giving you a fascinating glimpse into Coe's artistic development during a formative period.
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Item Details+
| Genre | Folk World & Country |
| Style | Country |
| Media | Near Mint (NM or M-) |
| Sleeve | Near Mint (NM or M-) |
| Label | Coe Pop Records |
| Year | 2005 |
| Country | US |
| Format | CD |
Tracklist+
- Genre:
- Folk World & Country
- Style:
- Country
- Label:
- Coe Pop Records
- Country:
- US
- Year:
- 10 May 2005
- CD-1. This Old Truck
- CD-2. Teardrops And Wine
- CD-3. So Tired Of Honky Tonks And Wine
- CD-4. The Bottle
- CD-5. Love Left A Memory
- CD-6. When Jesus Was A Rumor
- CD-7. No Place Left To Run
- CD-8. My Foolish Heart To Blame
- CD-9. The Great Northern Coal Company
- CD-10. She'll Be There
- CD-11. Bottled Memories
- CD-12. For Pete's Sake
- CD-13. For The Soul And For The Mind
- CD-14. A Cold Lump Of Coal
- . Bonus Track
- CD-15. Don't You Cry
- DVD-1. Penitentiary Blues
- DVD-2. Oh Warden
- DVD-3. One Way Ticket To Nowhere
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