Country Fuzz

By Jake Brown

December 4, 2007

Holy cow. WFMU's Beware of the Blog is hosting a Country Fuzz Spectacular featuring a bunch of classic country songs with prominent use of the fuzztone effect, including the following 1966 track, described perfectly: "The first few seconds of this record sound exactly like a scorching garage punk combo at work. Then the Willis Brothers start singing and it gets even better."

MP3: Willis Brothers - "Soft Shoulders, Dangerous Curves"

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