Bleu Edmondson - 50 Dollars And A Flask Of Crown

Bleu Edmondson is a Texas Country artist from New Braunfels, TX.
Edmondson began writing his own songs at the age of 19, got his first guitar on his 21st birthday, formed a band by the time he was 22 and hasn't looked back since. Edmondson's first recording is something of a do-it-yourself legend. At age 21, Edmondson says he "looked on the back of a lot of records" to find a producer. It was ballsy: He saw where the hits were coming from, recorded seven or eight songs of his own, and mailed them straight to legendary Texas producer Lloyd Maines, the father of The Chicks lead singer Natalie Maines, who has worked with Texas musicians such as Ray Wiley Hubbard and Wayne Hancock.
Maines must've heard something he liked: He agreed to work with Edmondson on 2001's Southland and again on 2002's And the Band Plays On, the record that launched Edmondson into a relentless touring schedule and took him from "playing crappy little bars with 50 people to venues that seat 400-500."
Today, his music defies categorization. It's loosely lumped into the genre of "Texas music" by virtue of his first single, the Americana staple "$50 and a Flask of Crown" off 2001's Southland.
This is a high quality dubbed version of Bleu Edmondson performing his hit song, "$50 Dollars And A Flask Of Wine". All copyrights and proceeds belong to the artist and respective parties.

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