Mack Vickery - Live At The Alabama Women's Prison

Mack Vickery is the rockabilly singer who recorded for Sun and Gone Records, and went on to write songs for Jerry Lee Lewis, George Strait, Tanya Tucker, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Paycheck, and many more.

Live At The Alabama Women's Prison was Vickery's first LP in 1970, and saw him pack up his road show and take it into a woman's prison in Alabama akin to the higher profile forays of Johnny Cash. The album met with plenty of resistance, and the record company soon went bankrupt.

This Bear Family release is the audio equivalent of a 'B' movie, with the same so-bad-its-good appeal, right down to the tasteless cover shot!

• Life Turned Her That Way
• A Woman Who Walks On The Wild Side
• Walk A Mile In My Shoes
• Down At John Wayne's Ranch - Medley: Cryin' Time
• Alabama Women's Prison Blues
• The Purse
• Games People Play
• As Usual
• Jesus, Don't Give Up On Me
• He Got The Whole World
• Old Time Religion
• Meat Man
• The Farther I Let Her Go
• Boston's Busiest Peeping Tom