Tommy Collins - Shindig

Shindig
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Album Details: Shindig

Release Date:01/01/1966
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Track List: Shindig

  1. Shindig in the Barn
  2. Don't Let Me Stand in His Footsteps
  3. Let Her Go
  4. If I Could Just Go Back
  5. I Got Mine
  1. I Can Do That
  2. Wreck of the Old '97
  3. Oklahoma Hills
  4. You'd Better Be Nice
  5. It's a Big Jump

Pro Reviews: Shindig

  • All Music Guide

    Shindig, Tommy Collins' second album for Tower, includes his minor comeback hit from 1964, "I Can Do That," performed as a duet with his wife, Wanda. The title of the album comes from the leadoff track, "Shindig in the Barn," one of several buoyant throwbacks to the '50s on this entertaining and anachronistic album. Collins' novelties sound a bit like Little Jimmy Dickens, but with crisp electric guitar leads that keep the corn planted firmly in Bakersfield. The songs on Shindig aren't entirely humorous -- a few oldies such as "Wreck of the Old '97" (for which Collins takes songwriting credit) and "Oklahoma Hills" add a measure of seriousness while maintaining the retro feel, which is just fine.

    - Greg Adams, All Music Guide

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Biography

Tommy Collins

Along with his contemporary Wynn Stewart, Tommy Collins was one of the first country musicians to establish a distinctive Bakersfield, CA, sound. During the course of the '50s, he released a series of hit singles that lightened up the tone of honky tonk with bouncing backbeats, novelty lyrics, and electric guitars. Collins explored a more serious side with his ballads, ... Read more