Gallows Wine

Description

Rock'n'roll is dead. Gallows Wine is a wake for its charred remains. Calvin Johnson traveled to Columbus, Mississippi, to record Gallows Wine with the Hartle Road combo in their Pompeii studio. Columbus, in Lowndes County, is the childhood home of Tennessee Williams. It is located on Route 45, after White Station, the birthplace of Howlin' Wolf. The songs, which reflect this unique environment, include "Pink Cadillac," written by Calvin at the age of 16 (saved for the right session), the title track "Gallows Wine" unleashes in a psychedelic style, with the poetic license remaining intact, and "Crazy Legs" is a classic by Gene Vincent. A rockabilly rotation cycle, strummed and crushed guitar. You wanted Calvin Johnson at his best, you got it: Gallows Wine. Rock'n'roll is dead. Long live rock'n'roll.