Maybe it was a coincidence that Mojo Nixon had trouble getting records released after he declared "Don Henley Must Die" on his 1990 debut solo album Otis (which followed...
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Musical comedians rise or fall on their humor as well as the music. This hard-rockin', sex-obsessed rockabilly-lover with an Elvis fixation manages to maintain a high level...
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Irreverent and raunchy, would you expect anything less from Mojo Nixon? Not for the kiddies or Tipper Gore's of the world, this CD is hilarious if you listen to it in the...
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When Mojo Nixon and his partner in silliness, Skip Roper, released Bo-Day-Shus!!! in 1987, it opened a Pandora's Box of attention for the charismatic funnyman. The song...
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Still quite early in the Mojo Nixon canon, this album presents a well-produced session featuring his duo with percussionist Skid Roper, augmented slightly by guest vocalists...
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This is the collection that started it all for Mojo Nixon, meaning this is the recording equivalent of the broken lock on the barnyard door. The record has shown up over the...
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When Nixon's debut, Mojo Nixon & Skid Roper, appeared in 1985, I wondered, "Who let this crazy gorilla out of the zoo?" He still hadn't been returned to his cage 11 years...
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Since Mojo Nixon now makes albums only every few years, his comments on current events can be somewhat dated. It wasn't until 1995's Whereabouts Unknown that he took on the...
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