From the warped mind of Bobby Joe Owens comes another frolicking collection of traditional and outlaw country music recorded at the historic Cash Cabin Studios in Hendersonville, TN and Prodigy-Audible in Bowie, MD. “Liquor, Love & Laughter” lives up to its name with thirteen (13) new original tracks describing real life and fictional experiences involving drinking, love, lost love and life lessons including a couple of catchy tunes about technology and social media. LL&L is co-produced by Grammy Award Winning Engineer Chuck Turner and includes appearances by Grammy Award Winner Billy Earheart (Amazing Rhythm Aces, Hank Williams, Jr., etc.) and Sarah Peasall (Peasall Sisters, Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?). This album has something for everyone and is a fine listen for those who appreciate vintage sounding country music with a modern spin.
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