Calico - September Tears Come On Down To Texas

Artist: Calico
Album: September Tears Come On Down To Texas

Folk, World, & Country

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1974

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Review by Rohit Yadav

Calico's September Tears Come On Down To Texas is a refreshing and soulful album that showcases the band's talent and versatility. From the opening track, "Lone Star State," to the closing ballad, "September Tears," the album takes listeners on a journey through the heart of Texas.

The album's standout tracks include "Long Way Home," a foot-stomping country-rock anthem, and "Jolene," a heartfelt cover of Dolly Parton's classic song. The band's harmonies are impeccable, and their instrumentation is top-notch, with standout performances from the lead guitarist and fiddle player.

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Track	Duration	Preview
September Tears
Come On Down To Texas

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Calico -- Come On Down To Texas (1976)

Come on Down to Texas by Calico

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UA-XW554-X

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United Artists Records

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Formats

Vinyl
7"
Single

About Calico

American countryrock band

Members

Tommy Morrell
John McClure
David Kirby
Bill Miner
Keith Impellitier
Jerry Oates
Mike Redden

Summary by Rohit Yadav

September Tears Come On Down To Texas is a must-listen for fans of country and Americana music. Calico has crafted an album that is both authentic and accessible, showcasing their talent and passion for the genre. The album is a testament to the band's dedication to their craft and their love for the Lone Star State.

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nishadth

2023-06-24

Saw them at the Pickin Parlor in the stockyards of Fort Worth. Long necks and good times

rvincenthigginbotham

2023-06-24

what a great song by a great band, great memories of these guys

gabrielinindia

2023-06-23

Found this and another Calico cd on amazon.

leadgenerationcamillepenalosa

2023-06-22

where can I get a CD of this at one time I had an album but somehow it hot away Can you please tell me where to get a copy of this music??

egha27

2023-06-22

One of my Bro’s favorite bands back in the day. Still got this LP

megafosha

2023-06-22

Yea,I would love to have a cd of this album.if its available,let me know!!

tapanee

2023-06-22

The National Song of Texas! I remember seeing Calico at Whiskey River on Greenville Ave in Dallas in '75. I was a sophomore in high school. But how I remember this band!

davidtkearns

2023-06-22

loved this band!! Used to see them all the time

samay777

2023-06-21

Love this so much - used to sneak in with a fake ID to Mineshaft in 1974/1975 - Graduated Arlington High School in 1976. There was another great song on this album called Cup if Conversation ❤️ Blessed to live my life in Texas ??

pikejecymu

2023-06-21

My good friend and old coworker, Joe Copeland played guitar on this track. An incredible human being with a heart of gold. I miss you man.

despairfever

2023-06-21

I love this band!!! I saw them at Whiskey River around "75! Does anyone know where I can download a digital version of this album?? I had the vinyl at one time. Coolest Country album cover ever!!

tenshinosakura

2023-06-21

One more cup of coffee was my fav!

aksdesai1998

2023-06-20

I used to be a DJ at a country station - and never understood why this song wasn't a big hit. It has stuck in my head for years.

onyxdua

2023-06-20

1974

cdevans6488

2023-06-19

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silupandit0293

2023-06-18

Fitting song to re-hear given the spirit and resilience of Texans in the wake of hurricane Harvey. It may sound banal, but I am proud to be a Texan!

omegezel

2023-06-17

This song always brings a tear to my eye. We wore out our cassette tape when we moved with our young family to California from Texas back in 1981...and it was playing when we crossed the state line when we moved back in 1985 (we both shed tears of joy). Now we're finally home for good after living on both coasts..."the lone star life will grace our lives when it's time for growing old...".

monikacamara

2023-06-17

Where can I find a CD of this album?

theboringindianblog

2023-06-16

Grew up in Arlington area and used to see these guys at the Mineshaft, listening to this again is making it get all dusty in here remembering old friends come and gone

japanoff

2023-06-16

Found this album in the bargain bin at a record store in 1980, paid a dollar...best buck I ever spent! Wore that disc down to nothing within 2 years...luckily found a DVD version on EBAY 10 years ago...play it every day...best album I ever heard...

ariflukmanulhakim23

2023-06-15

Lot's of posts as CD's - There is a new one from the 1998 reunion. It will be on sale at the event!

sophiagargiolo

2023-06-15

Discovered these guys in early '75 at the Mineshaft in Arlington, TX. Replaced by city hall. They had a great sound, there was $1 pitcher beer, red beer, too, and several gals from nearby Bauder College (long gone).
Had a good range of songs from the Byrds, Bob Dylan, and old country standards...and this great one.

nanaankobiah

2023-06-14

I have the Calico CD from this album, Love this song the best. I have found out that Calico is having a reunion on October 26th at J. Gilligans back porch in Arlington, will be there for sure!

toursite2017

2023-06-13

I saw Willie at the Sportatorium, too, but Calico wasn't with him. My husband used to joke that if they ever wanted to drain Dallas, that's where they'd pull the plug.

I remember this song from early 1975.