Slim Cessna's Auto Club - American Country Music Changed Her Life (full album)

[@michaelpinegar877]

There’s really no words to describe how much slim’s music has influenced every fiber of my body and soul. Thank you thank you thank you, for preserving this wonderful piece of musical history. I hope all the good people are taking care of themselves. Be safe and kind. We will all be together again someday soon.

[@thedavesiknow4598]

Agreed wholeheartedly!

[@twofriendstwopoems]

I’m a writer who just found them. I’m obsessed. I’m trying to make a play out of their songs. so much there

[@Floresnegras68]

I lived in Denver and witnessed them in this early era and it was life changing. This album especially captured the mystery, the hypnotism of this christening. We would also take the flyers off the record stores and vintage furniture stores as mementos and now they are framed. Whenever they played in the cities I was in , I made sure I brought company. It was guaranteed it was something they had never experienced or understood. This also introduced me to the Denver gentlemen and 16horsepower. The 404! The pussy cat , the early skylark ... wow.... 🖤 Enjoy!

[@somethingelsegoingon]

0:01 Lethal Injection 3:01 Wade In The Water 5:46 Come Along 9:37 Sometimes I Wonder 12:32 Never Too Late 15:35 Bartender 18:27 Lonely In Hell 21:55 Raven 25:20 Barrel Of My Gun 27:30 Help Me Make It (Through The Night) 30:18 Hotter 33:12 Night On The Town 36:59 Counting Steps 58:00 Were You There

[@Souplesse000]

I just want to thank you for putting this up. I saw these guys so many times years ago and thought they were the best live band ever. Still a good band but those years with FH Jr. and the rest were fucking magical.

[@Bigalrev]

They are better now, IMO, with Munly. The live shows are unreal.

[@thefrozenpoison3563]

I saw them during that period too. Over the years I’ve seen the Auto Club more times than I can count. First time I saw Frank play River of Jordan was otherworldly. I admit, my attendance trailed off after Frank left. I see them maybe once a year if I’m lucky. I still appreciate Slim so much, he’s just a great man, and he’s still got a great band. That classic lineup though, (Cessna Hauser Taylor Killough), I would gladly pay a fortune and climb into a questionable time machine on the off-chance I could go see that first show again. Who knows, maybe I did.

[@thedavesiknow4598]

This is such a great album. Every incarnation of scac is amazing but I agree, the FHJr. Years were so crazy and fun! What a perfect chemistry with the early years. The best band freaking ever!! Also, I LOVE how pedal steel guitar heavy the early auto club was. Rebecca Vera does a bang on job playing though. She really has a handle on that thing. PSGuitar is probably too three musical instruments. Thanks scac💜

[@thedavesiknow4598]

This ALBUM will change your life! SCAC will change your life👑

[@scotthutchinson4708]

so glad I got this before it disappeared. Slim + Frank = can't be beat.

[@fooser72]

do you have a copy of this album?

[@thedavesiknow4598]

Me too! This is like $200.+ Now

[@dscott1699]

One of their best albums. Coming to Denvers Globe theater on Dec. 29, 30,31st 2017. Check em out

[@frank9995]

“Come Along” is the best SCAC song.

[@bluediamondminer]

oh yeah, thank you

[@rudimol4045]

I'm new to this band but it has quickly become my favourite. Who is this Frank that is mentioned above?

[@drunkenscumbag]

same boat, jello biafra recommended them like 5 yeARS ago when they came through my town, ive been hooked ever since, i didnt go and i regret it sooooo much

[@thepisspoorplayers]

Reverend glasseye!?

[@thefrozenpoison3563]

Frank Hauser Jr. played stand up bass, accordion, guitar, and wrote quite a few of their songs. After parting ways with the Auto Club he fronted The Kalamath Brothers, with Kevin Soll from 16 Horsepower on bass.

[@rudimol4045]

P. Brossard-Thank you

[@Knotty_WoodCraft]

nice!

[@paul-johanremy238]

I was at a SCAC-consert in Bergen, 2011. It was religious, and I aint religious.

[@ronaldpottle4238]

one time slim I ain't never seen any one take a shit at the lions laer I said to him Walgreens was closed

[@haruspisces3]

Aw man that’s nuts. Can you tell us more about this?

[@thedavesiknow4598]

That's hilarious!!!

[@thedavesiknow4598]

27:27 Help Me Make it Through the Night

[@blackrebelradio9879]

You like hard core?

[@fooser72]

How can I get this album?

[@LaidbackHerotyke]

It is discontinued Dwight told me.

[@fooser72]

Thanks for checking, I heard the same thing years ago but figured that this classic had to be re-released.

[@LaidbackHerotyke]

58:00

[@wormcloud9603]

A fantastic album. Did douchebag share it with slim?

[@blackrebelradio9879]

I'm into real people you know the sparkling iridescent. A wink of brown eye..... How many time you kill it... Frank I don't know I killed so many men I'm lucky for every breath...

[@blackrebelradio9879]

Ha if I die in here let be said he died q happy man. San Francisco breeze.

[@blackrebelradio9879]

You need a dog. Oh my I saw a little shithead this morning. Didn't even have a name yet.

[@Floresnegras68]

I lived in Denver and witnessed them in this early era and it was life changing. This album especially captured the mystery, the hypnotism of this christening. We would also take the flyers off the record stores and vintage furniture stores as mementos and now they are framed. Whenever they played in the cities I was in , I made sure I brought company. It was guaranteed it was something they had never experienced or understood. This also introduced me to the Denver Gentlemen (a Must!) and 16horsepower. ohhhh The 404! The pussy Cat Theater , the early skylark ..."like a Colfax hooker".... wow.... 🖤 Enjoy!