Bill Nettles And His Dixie Blue Boys - Hadacol Bounce When Your Own Love Aint Around

Review by Ali Alejandro Castro Catalauba

The album "Hadacol Bounce When Your Own Love Ain't Around" by Bill Nettles and His Dixie Blue Boys is a classic example of traditional country music. Released in 1949, the album features a collection of 12 tracks that showcase Nettles' smooth vocals and the band's lively instrumentals.

The album opens with the upbeat and catchy "Hadacol Bounce," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The band's tight harmonies and skilled musicianship are evident throughout the album, particularly on tracks like "My Baby's Just Like Money" and "Chew Tobacco Rag."

Nettles' heartfelt delivery on ballads like "Why Don't You Haul Off and Love Me" and "I'm Sorry We Met" adds a touch of emotion to the album. The Dixie Blue Boys also showcase their versatility with the swing-inspired "Don't Let Your Deal Go Down" and the bluesy "Bottle It Up and Go."

Summary by Ali Alejandro Castro Catalauba

"Hadacol Bounce When Your Own Love Ain't Around" is a must-have for fans of traditional country music. The album captures the essence of the genre and showcases the talent of Bill Nettles and his band.