"Johnson County is packed full of strong tunes and irreverent lyrics."
- Dan Wilkinson, AmericanaUK   (Sept 16, 2007)

"(I)f you want a great rabble rousing song, you can't do any better than 'Kiss My Ass Goodbye.'"
- Calvin Powers, Taproot Radio  (Nov 17, 2007)

Many of the songs on “Johnson County” parody country life. After all, the album itself is a caricature of the small towns Dano tumbled through during his early years. “Jesus Drives a Ford” is a spirited, tongue-in-cheek snapshot of the Savior in His pickup, while “Good Country Lovin’” could double as a Jerry Springer episode. But Dano’s experiences bring gravity to some of the lighthearted lyrics. “Johnson County Blues” challenges the rose-colored memories of small town America evoked in many mainstream country songs by unapologetically recalling the alcoholism and depression that ran rampant in the small towns of Eastern Washington during his youth. The underbelly of rural life spurs many people to flee; as their cars pull out onto the highway, “Kiss My Ass Goodbye” reminds them that sometimes it’s better to leave than stay in a place you don’t belong. With this album, Johnson County’s members have made their own place, bringing their country roots to Seattle.

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				Dial Up	Broadband
1		Jebediah Wilcox	Whole Song	Play	Play
2		Good Country Lovin'	Whole Song	Play	Play
3		Kiss My Ass Goodbye	Sample	Play	Play
4		Jesus Drives A Ford	Whole Song	Play	Play
5		Chimichanga	Sample	Play	Play
6		Counterfeit Biscuits	Sample	Play	Play
7		Give It Back	Sample	Play	Play
8		Alcoholic	Whole Song	Play	Play
9		Johnson County Blues	Sample	Play	Play
10		Promised Land	Sample	Play	Play

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