View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Sold American on Discogs. Label: Vanguard - VSD • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: US • Genre: Folk, World, & Country • Style: Country4/5(21).

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In some of the songs KINKY sounds a little like Bob Dylan. I would like to find a chat room, where I can chat about KINKY FRIEDMAN.. Can anyone help waithersdostacharmi.anicotkateelenhalilamasettflex.co favorite songs are SOLD AMERICAN, HIGH ON JESUS, WESTERN UNION WIRE, WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO SERVE YOU, SILVER EAGLE, AND THE ONE ABOUT THE TEXAS SHOOTER (FORGOT /5(9).

May 16,  · Sold American, an Album by Kinky Friedman. Released in on Vanguard (catalog no. VSD; Vinyl LP). Genres: Country, Singer/Songwriter. Featured peformers: John Buck Wilkin (guitar), Danny Finley (guitar), Doyle Grisham (guitar), Dan Moose (guitar), Norman Blake (guitar, mandolin), Chuck Glaser (guitar, vocals), Jim Glaser (guitar, vocals), /5(3).

Sold American Kinky Friedman. Sold American Tracklist. 1. High On Jesus Lyrics. 9. Top More Kinky Friedman albums.

Kinky Friedman: Sold American (LP, Vinyl record album) - The great debut of Kinky Friedman – an underground country singer right up there with the best -- Dusty Groove is Chicago's Online Record Store.

The album's highlight, however, is the aching title track, the high point of Friedman 's entire musical career. A sympathetic portrait of a down-and-out former country star dying on skid row, "Sold American" is a sad and lovely tune with an indelible chorus.

I bought this album (Sold American) by Kinky Friedman after borrowing a tape of it from a friend. It's from the early s and has something from that era for everyone. Whether it is a humorous look at women's lib (Get Your Biscuits In The Oven And Your Buns In The Bed) or the simple country anguish of Western Union Wire, Kinky Friedman & the 5/5(1).

Kinky Friedman was a county and western musician who was probably too original for the establishment. Do you remember when Willie Nelson was too innovative for Nashville? A mere wisp of ganja smoke away, Kinky was singing a pro-choice song, and a song called "Homo Erectus," and a big ole pile of songs equally unfriendly to radio airplay/5(6).