He went from a mandolin solo on THE classic train song “Orange Blossom Special,” best known for the Johnny Cash version, to a kick-ass rendition of the 1966 Count Five rave-up “Psychotic Reaction.”įrom a Ventures-like instrumental with a dash of twang to the “Albany debut” of “Sitting Alone” that features a melody line straight out of the Beatles’ “Day Tripper. Announced on Friday (8-12), Marty Stuart has signed to the European label Snakefarm Records. Marty opened Merle Haggard’s “Working Man Blues” and updated Woody Guthrie’s “Pretty Boy Floyd.”
Marty gave each of them lead vocals on two numbers of their own that added to the extreme eclecticism of a two-hour set that included everything from a Bob Wills country classic to the song that bought Marty a house, “Whiskey Ain’t Working.” He co-wrote The 1991 number 2 country hit, sang it with Travis Tritt, and took it on the road as “The No Hats Tour.” Guitarist Kenny Vaughan, bass player Chris Scruggs and Harry Stinson on drums are more than simply a support group. Marty calls his band The Fabulous Superlatives, a name that in reality is not hyperbole.
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