New Album
The Whole Fam Damnily

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“The band’s new full-length The Whole Fam Damnily was recorded at a church in Bloomington, Indiana, just down the road from where the band live.

“From the rowdy and rancorous opener ‘Can’t Pay The Bill’ to the melodic, slide-guitar-driven barnburner ‘Wal-Mart Killed The Country Store’ and heartfelt fingerstyle ballad ‘What’s Mine Is Yours,’ the album is a timeless collection of songs that defies age and era—and pays homage to the band’s influences without imitating them.

“We come from the same tradition that Charley Patton and Furry Lewis came from; they just took off with their instruments and went out into the world to see what would stick,” Peyton elaborates. “They sang about what they were going through in their time and we’re doing the same thing in ours.”

The Gospel Album

The EP features an eight-page booklet with lyrics and commentary on each song. Recorded live to tape at Paul Mahern’s White Ark studio in Bloomington, IN.

• Tell All the World John Tell All the World John

Big Damn Nation

Recorded entirely live to tape with no overdubs, The Rev. Peyton’s Big Damn Band beats the music onto analog tape under the supervision of producer and engineering genius Paul Mahern (Zero Boys, John Mellencamp).

The album also features bonus material recorded in Clarksdale, MS in the heart of the Mississippi Delta at the James “Jimbo” Mathus Delta Recording Studio (Squirrel Nut Zippers, Elvis Costello, Buddy Guy).

• My Old Man Boogie My Old Man Boogie
• Worryin’ Kind Worryin\’ Kind
• Mud Mud

Two Bottles of Wine

This is a collaboration between The Reverend Peyton and Jason Webley. This was a limited edition record, and it has sold out. You can listen to Two Bottles of Wine and view the video, but I suggest you visit Jason’s site for more info.

• Two Bottles of Wine Two Bottles of Wine
• Watch the video

The Pork ‘n’ Beans Collection

These are the basement recordings that started it all. Recorded live to tape.

• Never Seem to Mind Never Seem to Mind
• That Train Song That Train Song