Loney Hutchins’ Buried Loot: Demos from the House of Cash and Outlaw Era, ‘73-‘78

March 6, 2022

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Buried Loot: Demos from the House of Cash and Outlaw Era, ‘73-‘78 album cover

“Breezy and effortless, Buried Loot sprawls to double-album length without wearing out its welcome. You have to wonder how much more buried treasure there is by figures like Hutchins, but for now, we should rejoice in being able to add another essential work to the outlaw country songbook—and to the canon as a whole. Outside of a small circle of lucky insiders, most of the world has never had the opportunity to hear Loney Hutchins’ recorded output from the 1970s. Fortunately, he's now decided to open the vault of tapes he’d been sitting on for over 40 years”
@hollercountry
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“It’s a gift to have this collection of Hutchins’ demos. They showcase his canny ability with lyrics that convey feelings of loneliness and joy and tell stories of folks who have migrated from the mountains to the city wistfully looking back to the happiness of their homes. The collection is a treasure trove that illustrates Hutchins’ way with a song, re-introducing his work to us. Buried loot, indeed”
– @nodepression
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