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"HOT ROD LINCOLN 1
Written by: Charles Ryan & W.S. Stevenson
Performed by: Asleep at the Wheel 2 3
First released 4 :
Single: 1988
Album: 1988

1 "Hot Rod Lincoln," by Asleep at the Wheel, rose to #65 on the U.S.
Country Chart in 1988. It is an answer song 5 to a 1950 recording, "Hot Rod
Race," by Arkie Shibley and his Mountain Dew Boys. Shibley was the first to
record "Hot Rod Lincoln," (1951) which begins with a direct reference to his
earlier song/story, stating, "You heard the story of the hot rod race, where
the Fords and Lincolns were setting the pace..." Then in 1955 it was
recorded by Charlie Ryan (one of the song's co-writers,) under the group
name, Charlie Ryan & the Livingston Brothers. He re-recorded the song and
again in 1959 as Charlie Ryan & the Timberline Riders. "Hot Rod Lincoln" and
"Hot Rod Race" are defining anthems of the hot rod community.

2 Typically featuring 8-11 musicians, Asleep at the Wheel has gone through
myriad personnel changes (at last count, over 80 members had passed through
their ranks), but 6'7" singer, guitarist, frontman, Ray Benson, has held it
together for over three decades, keeping the group a viable recording and
touring franchise and maintaining their devotion to classic-style Western
swing. Altogether, they have won nine Grammy Awards since their inception in
1970, released more than twenty studio albums, and had more than twenty
singles on the Billboard country charts.

3 Originally recorded by Arkie Shibley in 1951 (See Note #1 for more
information):
Also covered by:
(Many different versions exist, with the words slightly altered by each new
group.)
ALL 6
Johnny Bond (Bond's Lincoln has eight cylinders, "and uses them all," rather
than the 12 cylinders pulling Ryan's Model A.)
Blanche McCrary Boyd
Mike Buckler
Les Claypool 7
Commander Cody 8
Commander Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen (Probably the best known version.)
Larry Groce
Tiny Hill
The Hit Crew
Hot Rod Lincoln
Bill Kirchen
Roger Miller
Kenny Price,
The Razorbacks
Bob Rivers (parodied as "White Ford Bronco") 9
Charlie Ryan & the Livingston Brothers
Charlie Ryan & the Timberline Riders
Johnny B. Ryan
Doug Spartz
Pat Travers
Jim Varney 10
et al.

4 Appears on: *
SINGLE(S):
(1)Asleep at the Wheel:
A-side: "Hot Rod Lincoln"
B-side: "String of Pars"
(a) Epic 7-Inch, Vinyl, 45rpm, #08087, US-1988.

ALBUM(S):
(a)Asleep at the Wheel: Western Standard Time
(1) Epic, 10-Track, Stereo LP, #FE-44213, US-1988.
(2) Epic, 10-Track, Stereo CD, #EK-44213, US-1990 11 .
(3) Epic, 10-Track, Stereo Cassette, #FET-44213, US-1990.
et al.

* The album(s) and record(s) listed here may have different versions of
the song than the one that was transcribed. Also, this list is not
intended to be the complete discography on which this song appears.

5 An answer song (or answer record) is, as the name suggests, a song made
in answer to a previous song, normally by another artist. The concept became
widespread in blues and R&B recorded music in the 1930s through 1950s.
Answer songs were also extremely popular in country music in the 1950s and
1960s, most often as female responses to an original hit by a male artist.
Today, this practice is most common in hip hop music, especially as the
continuation of a feud between performers. Sometimes an answer record
imitated the original very closely and occasionally a hit song would be
followed up by the same artist.

6 On their 1989 album Allroy's Revenge, US pop-punk band ALL recorded a
cover of "Hot Rod Lincoln". Their version, like Commander Cody's, places the
story in the setting of San Pedro, California.

7 In his live show, Bill Kirchen (the original guitarist on the Commander
Cody & His Lost Planet Airmen recording of "Hot Rod Lincoln") performs an
extended version of the song, in which he solos in the styles of many famous
rock, blues, power pop, punk, and country guitarists.

8 In 2002, Les Claypool recorded a version of "Hot Rod Lincoln" for the
NASCAR on FOX album Crank It Up.

9 You can see the lyrics for "White Ford Bronco" on mp3lyrics.org at:
http://www.mp3lyrics.org/p/parodies/white-ford-bronco/

10 Jim Varney recorded a version that appeared in the film version of The
Beverly Hillbillies in which Varney starred as Jed Clampett.

11 Transcribed from the track on this album.

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