Various - Houston Home Cookin Album

Review by Soumi Deb

Houston Home Cookin Album by Various is a stunning collection of songs that bring out the soulful essence of Houston. The album features a diverse range of artists, each bringing their unique style and flair to the table. The tracks are a perfect blend of blues, jazz, and gospel, creating a musical feast for the ears.

The album opens with the upbeat and foot-tapping "Houston," which sets the tone for the rest of the record. The soulful and emotive vocals of "Mississippi" Charles Bevel on "Good Morning Blues" is a standout track that showcases the artist's exceptional talent. Other highlights on the album include the instrumental "Crawfishin'" by the Joe "Guitar" Hughes Band and the heartfelt "In the Morning" by the Silver Eagle Band.

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Artist: Various
Album: Houston Home Cookin Album

Rock

1982

Rating: 2.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
New Wave Love
Hooker
The Teacher's A Punk
Me Too
Take Me For Granted
Matter Of Time
Destiny
Bad Blood
Don't Stop
Step Up
Confused (About Us)
Pistol Annie

Video

Z-Rocks - The Teacher's A Punk

Ric Tangle and The Squares - Me, Too

Zen Archer Matter Of Time

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Labels

97 Rock, Sprite

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ascolta in linea
écouter en ligne
kuunnella verkossa
escuchar en línea
lyssna på nätet
lytte på nettet
online luisteren
ouvir online

Formats

Vinyl
LP
Album

Companies

Role	Company
Mastered At	Masterfonics

Credits

Role	Credit
Design	Jason Lewis
Executive-Producer	Alan D. Sneed
Mastered By	Glenn Meadows

Notes

Full title taken from back cover and labels.
Masterfonics appears as ''Masterphonics''.

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Side 1 Runout Etched): KSRR-001A-2 KP
Matrix / Runout (Side 2 Runout Etched): KSRR-001B
Matrix / Runout (Both sides Stamped): MASTERFONICS

Summary by Soumi Deb

The sound quality is excellent, and the production is top-notch, making the album a joy to listen to. The tracks flow seamlessly into one another, creating a cohesive and enjoyable listening experience. Houston Home Cookin Album by Various is a must-have for any music lover who wants to explore the rich musical heritage of Houston. It is a testament to the city's vibrant music scene and the talent of the artists who call it home.

Comments

valentinatscastro 2023-04-19

Wow

trindadekelly 2023-04-19

So glad I was recommended this

lhartanti658 2023-04-19

FUCKING GENUIS GENUIS please lemme know if these guys made anything else

sumitverma15071992 2023-04-18

The lead singer Randy is my cousin. He wrote it about a teacher he was dating. They are still married.

josevl 2023-04-18

This is seriously a master piece you guys still making music cause this is a gem !

summitcountyhomes 2023-04-18

One of my friend's favorite songs -- yes she was even a teacher

abhigyant2005 2023-04-17

I saw them open for Duran Duran 2/14/84 in Baton Rouge, La.

geert154443791 2023-04-17

I had a best friend who loved this song -- she was a teacher at the time

nagargojepranav99 2023-04-16

I saw them open for U2 in 1981 when U2 was playing a small club in Houston. I came away remembering this song and it came to mind again recently, so I looked it up on YouTube. Sure enough...

pbfmy 2023-04-15

I have not heard this song in many years.

One of Houston's two AOR stations in early 80's put this on an album. The station put the album together to showcase some of Houston's best unknown bands. This was the best sing on it. I think the album was titled Made In Texas.

I remember another song on it with lyrics of: Whip me beat call me Edna. Set my hair on fire you know I like that action. Make me look like Michael Jackson.

Would love to come across this album in a garage sale or own shop one day.

But this sing here brings back a flood of memories. Getting ready to hit the town with it on the radio. Then go to The Roxy &/or Cardi's with both of them on Westheimer. Great carefree times back then!!

Thank you for posting this!

riichiroshirai 2023-04-14

I watched them open for Duran Duran in '84.

howtopour 2023-04-13

Does anyone now where I can find the original video filmed with milby students? Would love to show my grandkids. Lol Help a Grandma be cool!

sphfree 2023-04-13

Thanks for posting. It was 1981. The Hollywood remake was in 1984.

turtleswithtophats 2023-04-13

The year was 1981. I was a junior in High School, M.B. Smiley to be exact. This song was played on 97 ROCK KSSR, Houston's rock station, rival to 101 KLOL. I thought the name of the band was "Ric Tangle and The Squares". Anyone remember this?

ljjessick 2023-04-13

Haven't heard this song since 1984

mervint 2023-04-12

My dad gave me this record when I was 9, because he heard the kids liked it. (He was 40 years older than me.) Lol. I miss you, Dad.

searchingme9 2023-04-11

97 Rock, Houston, played this...

amberroner 2023-04-11

This is such a great song. I wish it would be updated and released again!! Smashmouth?

eponeill 2023-04-10

Anyone have the lyrics?

jonathantampelisanchez123 2023-04-10

This song was the jam back in 1987. I was dating girl from Mt. Carmel High School. Her name was Desi Deville. I sure miss that girl. She was my 1st love. I miss you Desi! Love always, Dave

duqilyp 2023-04-10

can you view my channel?

artjune1st 2023-04-10

I remember hearing this as one of the finalists on Houston's homegrown rock on the Moby and Mathews show in the morning. This was my #1 favorite of all the songs. Haven't heard it since then, got it saved now, thanks for the post and God bless.