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Roll, Truck, Roll

Red Simpson

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Red Simpson's first album of truck songs is a classic, and a fresh, rousing, unpretentious look at the joy, adventure, and loneliness of the road. The title song, authored by Tommy Collins, is the best and most serious song here, with a lot of heart in the writing and in the performance by Simpson -- who speaks part of it with an honesty that a lot of actors would kill to capture in their work -- and it was a Top 40 country hit. Not everything here comes close to the complexity of that number -- there might to one too many songs about drivin' big ol' trucks wherever -- but numbers like "Nitro Express" and (natch) "Six Days on the Road" keep a good beat, and "Truck Driver's Blues," living up to its promise, is a slow honky-tonk number. Hearing this record again after a lot of years, one is sort of sorry that Red Simpson never got together with, say, Commander Cody on an album.

© Bruce Eder /TiVo

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1
Truck Drivin' Man
00:02:19

Red Simpson, MainArtist - Ken Nelson, Producer - Terry Fell, ComposerLyricist

℗ 1965 Capitol Records Nashville

2
Roll, Truck, Roll
00:02:50

Red Simpson, MainArtist - Ken Nelson, Producer - Tom Collins, Composer

℗ 1965 Capitol Records Nashville

3
Nitro Express
00:02:38

Red Simpson, Composer, MainArtist - Ken Nelson, Producer

℗ 1965 Capitol Records Nashville

4
Give Me Forty Acres
00:02:36

Red Simpson, MainArtist - Ken Nelson, Producer - John Green, Composer - Earl Green, Composer

℗ 1965 Capitol Records Nashville

5
Happy Go Lucky Truck Driver
00:02:16

B. Owens, Composer - Red Simpson, Composer, MainArtist - Ken Nelson, Producer

℗ 1965 Capitol Records Nashville

6
Highway Man
00:02:35

Red Simpson, MainArtist - Ken Nelson, Producer - Curtis Leach, Composer

℗ 1965 Capitol Records Nashville

7
Motivatin' Man
00:01:59

B. Owens, Composer - Red Simpson, Composer, MainArtist - Ken Nelson, Producer

℗ 1965 Capitol Records Nashville

8
Truck Driver's Blues
00:03:09

Red Simpson, MainArtist - Ted Daffan, Composer - Ken Nelson, Producer

℗ 1965 Capitol Records Nashville

9
Big Mack
00:02:05

Red Simpson, MainArtist - Ken Nelson, Producer - June Davis, Composer

℗ 1965 Capitol Records Nashville

10
My Baby's Waitin'
00:02:09

Red Simpson, Composer, MainArtist - Ken Nelson, Producer - Buck Owens, Composer

℗ 1965 Capitol Records Nashville

11
Six Days On The Road
00:02:19

Carl Montgomery, Composer - Red Simpson, MainArtist - Ken Nelson, Producer - Earl Green, Composer

℗ 1965 Capitol Records Nashville

12
Runaway Truck
00:02:08

Red Simpson, Composer, MainArtist - Ken Nelson, Producer

℗ 1965 Capitol Records Nashville

Album review

Red Simpson's first album of truck songs is a classic, and a fresh, rousing, unpretentious look at the joy, adventure, and loneliness of the road. The title song, authored by Tommy Collins, is the best and most serious song here, with a lot of heart in the writing and in the performance by Simpson -- who speaks part of it with an honesty that a lot of actors would kill to capture in their work -- and it was a Top 40 country hit. Not everything here comes close to the complexity of that number -- there might to one too many songs about drivin' big ol' trucks wherever -- but numbers like "Nitro Express" and (natch) "Six Days on the Road" keep a good beat, and "Truck Driver's Blues," living up to its promise, is a slow honky-tonk number. Hearing this record again after a lot of years, one is sort of sorry that Red Simpson never got together with, say, Commander Cody on an album.

© Bruce Eder /TiVo

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