From the liner notes:

"Blaggardy songs" Jim Garland called these celebrations of errant character. His term is an Appalachian derivative of "blackguard" and the population of these songs largely embraces personalities of impossibly mean disposition. Much found on this album is described from a first- person vantage; it seems that the joy of their performance lies in the temporary adoption of a mask of outrageous countenance. Therefore although outre sexual behavior is the order of the day here, this lp is fashioned less as a collection of the bawdy than of the iconoclastic. However, although some are only sweetly naughty, concerned parents and radio broadcasters will probably prefer to avoid its flagitious core, for nothing here has been censored.

A1. The Ring Dang Do – Glenn Ohrlin

A2. I Fucked an Old Girl in the Graveyard/Here's to Old Meg – Julius Sorel

A3. One-eyed Riley – Jim Garland

A4. The Eagle – George Bernard

A5. The Wild Buckaroo – Glenn Ohrlin

A6. The Piece of Wang – Buford Pippin

A7. The Tattooed Lady – Smokey Rogers

A8. Barnacle Bill the Sailor – Glenn Ohrlin

A9. Last May Morn – Wash Nelson

A10. The Little Ball of Yarn – Glen Ohrnlin

B1. Crawling and Creeping – Jim Garland

B2. The Open Book – Glenn Ohrlin

B3. The Winnipeg Whore – Julius Sorel

B4. Granny Hare/Little Girl from Arkansas/Ryestraw/She Went Around the Huckleberry Bush/Blackeyed Susie – Jim Garland

B5. The Castration of the Strawberry Roan – Glenn Ohrlin

B6. The Hermit of Shark Tooth Shoal – Julius Sorel

B7. Blue Balls from Bellman/Fucking Does the Women Good – Buford Pippin

B8. Uncle Bud – George Bernard

B9. Lost the Race by Jesus/My Organ Grinder/Here's to the Whore/In Mexico – Julius Sorel

B10. Old Granny Cripplecunt/God Damn Her Old Soul/I Sent a Rabbit For a Bucket of Beer/A Conversation between President Buchanan and Queen Victoria – Jim Garland

B11. The Great Wheel – Glenn Ohrlin

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