The 2004 album 'Soul Gravy' stands as a key recording in Cross Canadian Ragweed's catalog, showcasing their signature blend of rugged country and rock. It captured the band at a pivotal moment, deepening their sound and expanding their reach within the Americana landscape.
- The album was produced by Randall Jamail and released on Show Dog Universal Music.
- 'Soul Gravy' reached number 46 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart.
- The album was recorded at the Texas venues The WhereHouse and Firestation Studios.
Cross Canadian Ragweed was a Red Dirt/Americana band from Yukon, Oklahoma. They were known for their raw, high-energy live shows and blend of country, rock, and folk influences. By 2004, the band was a formidable force in the Southern Plains music scene, having solidified their lineup and built a devoted following through relentless touring.
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