Boot Liquor

Americana Roots music for Cowhands, Cowpokes and Cowtippers

Now Playing: Robert Earl Keen - High Plains Jamboree
Listeners: 94

About the Music on Boot Liquor:

Music that showcases the ongoing hopelessness in your otherwise dreary life. Americana roots music (or what they used to call Country Western) at its core, stuff that's both musically and lyrically unique. Consider it a musical intervention for your bedraggled soul.

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