The Season of Giving
In December of 1989, Shunt, Mutt, and the Journeymen reunited for the 41st time with legendary producer Jimmy ‘James’ Bladon. The result was a legendary charity album entitled ‘The Journeymen On Ice (And Speed).’ After a barn collapse where the tapes were stored, only one track survived. ‘The Season Of Giving’ hit the Billboard charts at 1,312 and by noon the same day was already at 1,310. Now, remixed, remastered, and remembered, the song is presented to you here, free of charge and free of apologies. God bless us, everyone.
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Words and music by Matt Gourley & James Bladon (BMI)
Mutt Taylor: vocals, guitar, and banjo
Shunt McGuppin: vocals
Jimmy Blades: back up vocals, bass, drums, bells, piano, Hammond B3, keys
George Bladon: back up vocals
Charles Bladon: back up vocals
Angela Bladon: back up vocals
Produced by Jimmy Blades with Mutt Taylor
The Season of Giving ©Superego/Gourley/Bladon 2011
Superego: Episode 1:17
SPECIAL GUESTS: Katie Nuñez and Tom Farnan.
CASE STUDIES: Bruce ‘The Throat’ Hume and Ed ‘The Inflection’ Olivas, Shunt McGuppin, Imogene Kanouse, Trevor Lundernator, Milton and Dupree, Grandma Jonesy, Grandma Queen Bee, Lars Cliegg, The Reverends Merlin Escondante Daniels and Allard H. Mundy Jr., and Mutt Taylor.
RELEASE DATE: July 1, 2007
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Superego: Episode 1:16
CASE STUDIES: Access Geology, The Daily Grind Songwriter’s Circle, Pat O’Brien, Bruce ‘The Throat’ Hume and Ed ‘The Inflection’ Olivas, and Mutt Taylor.
RELEASE DATE: June 1, 2007
Superego: Episode 1:9
CASE STUDIES: Oh, most everybody. These findings are presented unedited for the science community at large.
RELEASE DATE: November 1, 2006
The Journeymen
DIAGNOSIS: Countless Personality Disorders
CASE HISTORY: Cubby Lauterborn, Lugs Harvey, Mutt Taylor and Shunt McGuppin. The Journeymen. Listen, imbibe, abuse.
EPISODES: 1:5
Superego: Episode 1:4
CASE STUDIES: Shunt McGuppin, Mutt Taylor, Irvin Kershner, CHA L8 KRU, Bruce “The Throat” Hume and Ed “The Inflection” Olivas, Nick Nolte, and the Reverends Merlin Escondante Daniels and Allard H. Mundy Jr.
RELEASE DATE: June 1, 2006
Mutt Taylor
DIAGNOSIS: Histrionic Personality Disorder
CASE HISTORY: Mutt Taylor is a multi-platinum, multi-talented recording artist from Waycross, GA. His ground breaking debut album, Guilty Wind, has inspired more of today’s country performers than any other artist. In the capable company of Waylon Jennings, Shunt McGuppin, Merle Haggard and Charlie Pride, Mutt Taylor has blazed the outlaw country trail like a firebrand journeyman. His hit, Leavin’ On A Dare, remained on the country charts for an unprecedented 7,010 weeks. He has also been seen on the hit CBS action drama, Brawler P.I., and recorded the hit theme song for the smash television show, Buckle Up! Mutt Taylor is married to his wife of 4 months, Lanelle, and calls the road his only home. He has 18 children.
EPISODES: 1:1 / 1:4 / 1:9 / 1:10 / 1:16 / 1:17
Superego: Episode 1:1
CASE STUDIES: Shunt McGuppin, Mutt Taylor, Bruce ‘The Throat’ Hume and Ed ‘The Inflection’ Olivas, Delaware Burgess, and the Reverends Merlin Escondante Daniels and Allard H. Mundy Jr.
RELEASE DATE: March 1, 2006