here is the NFO file from Indietorrents
01 water to wine
02 bye bye queenie
03 broke
04 darlin’
05 alabama man
06 hooked
07 mama’s got the blues
08 pain pills
09 runnin’ through the woods
10 charlie’s blues
web dl @ 320 kbps
Album info
For born-and-bred Nashvillian Chris Denney, it all began at
age 9. Stealing pills from his Grandma’s medicine cabinet,
smoking 2 packs a day and eventually graduating to marijuana
by the age of 13. It wasn’t until about 5 years ago that Denney
started channeling his life experiences into vivid tales of what
he knows best — Sex, Drugs and Rock and Roll.
Denney and The Jets’ debut LP, Mexican Coke was recorded
and mixed in just 5 days in East Nashville on to 2” tape by
Andrija Tokic (Alabama Shakes ‘Boys and Girls’) and Chris
Denney with help from friends Clear Plastic Masks (Serpents
and Snakes/Dine Alone) who backed Denney in the studio and
co-produced.
Produced by Andrija Tokic and Chris Denney
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If you thought the cross-sections between Southern rock and garage started and ended with Natural Child, take a listen to Denney and the Jets. Mexican Coke is a languid romp dripping with Southern-rock molasses, primed to soundtrack all your beer-drinkin’ & hellraisin’. Regardless of how you feel about their (admittedly ludicrous) band name, they’ve got a knack for locking into a bluesy, boozy groove, dropping a guitar solo in the perfect spot, and sweetening the deal with some licks on a Hammond. As the album title and tracks like “Pain Pills” suggest, it’s a druggy ode to the country that invokes the “Country Honk”-era Stones.