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Feb 27, 1996 · The age-old country themes, however, remain the same. There's love lost and found, the joys of clean rural living, and the pie-in-the-sky dream of hitting the jackpot. In "This Big City," a country boy feels at home among the bright lights...until his girl leaves him, while "Vision to Dream On" extols the right of a man to dream even when he ...
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The Derailers became a major part of that movement, representing the "traditional honky-tonk" end of the subgenre. With its fan base growing, the band signed with the more established Austin independent label Watermelon Records for their second release, Jackpot (1996), and then moved to Sire Records for their third release, Reverb Deluxe (1997).
Jan 29, 2007 · The Derailers are proud to be stuck in the '50s. Their suits, ties, boots, haircuts, even their sound, all slavishly imitate the honky-tonk fashions of 40 years ago. This theatrical, time-capsule approach to music can be a lot of fun in a nightclub, where your only competition is the bar band next door.
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Whoa, oh, I hit the jackpot, you better bet while I can Right now my hand is red hot, hotter than a fryin' pan Gonna throw all my chips in the pot 'cause I've got a winning hand Whoa, oh, I hit the jackpot 'cause I'm your loving man At the rainbow's end, there's a pot of gold Overflowing with riches untold The clouds have been forming dollar signs Ever since you've been mine Oh, oh, I hit the ...
Jackpot Lyrics. Whoa oh I hit the jackpot better bet while I can. Right now my hand is red hot hotter than a frying pan. Gonna throw all my chips in the pot cause I've got a winning hand. Whoa oh ...
