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Big Sandy and the Fly Rite Trio
On the Go
Genres: Country, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (16) - Disc #1
1. Hold Me
2. Pinin'
3. One Sided Love
4. Love Me to Cinders
5. Hi-Billy Music
6. Draggen-It Boogie - Big Sandy, Kelly, R.
7. Thru Dreamin'
8. Steady Baby
9. Oochie Coochie - Big Sandy, Josea, J.
10. Glad When I'm Gone
11. This Heart O Mine - Big Sandy, Brenston, J
12. Goodnight Rock
13. I Played the Game (Bonus Track)
14. One of These Days (Bonus Track)
15. Jake's Barbershop (unreleased version) (Bonus Track)
16. Water Baby Blues (Bonus Track)

CD Details

All Artists: Big Sandy and the Fly Rite Trio
Title: On the Go
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Jeems
Release Date: 5/21/2002
Album Type: Original recording remastered
Genres: Country, Pop, Rock
Styles: Americana, Western Swing, Oldies & Retro
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 670917058328, 067091705832

Synopsis

Amazon.com

The greatest compliment that can be paid to any rockabilly band is that they sound authentic. Many have tried, some have come close, but on their 1992 sophomore effort, Big Sandy (Robert Williams) and his Fly-Rite Trio got it right, as in nailed it. Originally recorded down in Valdosta, Georgia, On the Go celebrates its 10th anniversary with a stateside release and a group of bonus tracks. Guitarist T.K. Smith made a name for himself with this album, putting him in a class with other six-string stars of the genre. Big Sandy and the lads have gone off in several directions in the course of the last 10 years, but here, in the beginning, they were spot on, and having this cult classic disc return signifies a joyous moment in an otherwise dreary world. --Henry Cabot Beck

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CD Reviews

When They Were A Rockabilly Band . . .

Seattle Brat | Seattle, Wa USA | 09/02/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is the one to pick up if you want the Big Sandy sound when it was still Rockabilly. It's just better pound for pound than the - also Rockabilly - debut. Plus it's the last album with their great original guitarist, T.K. Smith (who went on to play some fine Hillbilly in The Smith Ranch Boys). I don't see how the other reviewer would call his playing "jazzy". Is Scotty Moore also "jazzy"? Anyway, this is my favorite Big Sandy release period. The albums after this were all more Western Swing (and also excellent - especially, "Jumping From 6 To 6"). Great stuff here! And FYI: This is their SECOND album. The First one was "Fly Rite With Big Sandy And The Fly-Rite Trio" released on Dionysus Records. I'm smart! And the SOUND on here is not "thin sounding" (?!) It sounds fantastic! Like it was recorded live in an analog studio circa 1956. I'm not ignorant!

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Best Big Sandy by far!

Get Smart | West Coast | 12/05/2002

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Having seen Big Sandy play live too many times to count, I enjoy his performances but his recorded material has always been boring for me. This re-issue of one of his first records is a pleasant surprise as it sounds nothing like anything he has recorded in the past 5-6 years. The songs are more rockin' and less "western swing" than his recent songs. Some of the songs just flat out don't sound like Big Sandy, which is a compliment and a good thing. This is a great CD for those who have always appreciated Robert's talent but wanted something a bit more rocking and edgier...well, this is it!"

Elvis would have been in trouble...

Maria Mercado | Austin, TX USA | 01/29/2007

(4 out of 5 stars)

"If these guys had been around competing with his sound. Then again, they owe a lot to Elvis and his contemporaries. Get this one if you'd like to hear Big Sandy at its peak, when every song had that powerful, rockin', driven feel to it. They have mellowed out considerably since this release, so I like to go back and listen to On the Go when in the mood for some loud, crazy, goota-dance rockabilly."