Bare Jr. is a quartet of renegade Nashville native sons led by Bobby Bare Jr., son of country legend, Bobby Bare. This is not his father’s music; Bare Jr. is a swirl of rootsy, distorted, rock. This sophomore release consists largely of songs written by Bare Jr. (the son, not the band) whose songs are self-deprecating, funny, and in Bare’s terms "ridiculous".
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Released: 2/13/2001
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| All Dressed Up With Someplace To Go |
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Releasing an album is like dolling up and heading for a club; will anyone ask you to dance?
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| What IS That Weird Guitar? |
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Dulcimer expert Tracey Hackney brings an unexpected twist to rock, and both rock and traditional music may never be the same.
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| What You Hear Is What You Get…Usually |
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Weary of wearing his heart on his sleeve, Bobby Bare Jr. pens a song whose meaning is absolutely obscure.
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| Family Tradition |
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Bobby Jr. takes after his daddy, singer-songwriter Bobby Bare, and Bare Senior’s pal and collaborator, the late humorist Shel Silverstein.
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