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Friday 18 May 2018

Cash Backman - 1983 - Truck Drivin Man FLAC


On The Road Again/Speedball Trucker/West Bound And Down/Drivin' My Life Away/Six Days On The Road/Truck Drivin' Man/Good Ole Boys Like Me/Semi Truck/Convoy/Brother Trucker/Six Pack To Go/Trans Canada Highway/Is Anybody Going To San Antone/Movin' On/Lights On The Hill/Me And Bobby McGee/Ramblin' Fever/Take This Job And Shove It


 Cash, whose real name is Arvids Krastins was born of Latvian parents. He grew up in Ascot Vale a Melbourne suburb. At the age of 15 he began singing and writing songs, his first hit was a cover of Jim Stafford's hit "My Girl Bill" for Image Records in 1974. The song became a top 10 hit. His next chart success was in February 1975, with another cover, this time Jim Reeve's "He'll Have To Go". He was also developing into an actor with roles in Division 4 and Homicide as a tough man. Australian country singer-songwriter Cash Backman seems to have been everywhere and appeared with everyone during a long career that continues to this day with appearances at clubs and festivals around Australia.

Cash Backman's album Thirty Years On was completed in the early 2000s with producer Mick Hamilton (ex-Vibrants), but it had been a work in progress since the 1960s.  Thanks to Mustang

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