Sigh..heard an awesome album now I cannot remember the artist or title. If anyone could help me out I'd be grateful. Released around 2010-11, cover is black and white with the artist (40-ish guy, aviator shades on)'s head, facing downward. Great vibe, almost Beggar's Banquet, clever lyrics meets some subdued twang. Artist in the vein of Robert Earl Keen, Joe Ely, Hayes Carll. One of the song's titles had something to do with cocaine (I know, doesn't exactly narrow it down)..like "White Powder Blues." Anywho, if you know the name, please post! And I'm sure other ROers would dig the album as well!

ALSO...this is everything i was able to come up with off the top of my head:


    "C.R.E.A.M" by Wu Tang Clan
    "Cocaine" by Cream
    "Cocaine" by Eric Clapton AND J.J. Cale
    "Cocaine Blues" by The Memphis Jug Band
    "Moonlight Mile" by The Rolling Stones
    "Snowblind" by Black Sabbath
    "Summer of Drugs" by Victoria Williams
    "This Place is a Prison" by The Postal Service
    "This Cocaine Makes Me Feel Like I'm On This Song" by System Of A Down
    "How do you do it?" by The Beatles
    "White Light/White Heat" by The Velvet Underground
    "Ayo for Yayo" by Andre Nickatina
    "Crack Raider Razor" by Andre Nickatina
    "I Need Drugs" by Nercro
    "Sanctified" by Nine Inch Nails
    "2 Hookers and an 8 Ball" - Mindless Self Indulgence
    "8 ball" — Underworld
    "8 ball" by Eminem
    "A Bird In The Han"d" — Ice Cube
    "A line allows progress, a circle does not" — Bright Eyes
    "Almost Lost" — InMe
    "A Long Way Down" - Eric Smith
    "Accuracy" — The Cure
    "Addiction" — Kanye West
    "Adrenaline" — Rosetta Stone
    "Alcohol" — Gang Green
    "Alcohol" — Cansei de Ser Sexy
    "All Down The Line" — The Rolling Stones
    "Ayo for Yayo" — Andre Nickatina
    "Bales of Cocaine" — Reverend Horton Heat
    "Baltimore Love Thing" — 50 Cent
    "Bananas and Blow" — Ween
    "Big Shot" — Billy Joel
    "Bikeage" — The Descendents
    "Black Horse Riding Star" — Scarling.
    "Blinded by the Light" — Bruce Springsteen, covered by Manfred Mann
    "Bonnie Brae" - The Twilight Singers
    "Bouncing Off The Walls" — Sugarcult
    "Brain Stew" — Green Day
    "Breakfast in Vegas" — Praga Khan
    "Biting My Nails" — Renegade Soundwave
    "Cake" — Lloyd Banks
    "Caina" — Ruben Blades
    "Can't You Hear Me Knocking" — Rolling Stones
    "Casey Jones" — the Grateful Dead
    "Champagne Days, Cocaine Nights" — Abe Duque
    "Charlie Freak" — Steely Dan
    "Chattanooga Sugar Babe" — Johnny Cash
    "China Girl" — David Bowie/Iggy Pop
    "City of Dope" — Too Short
    "Cigarettes & Alcohol" — Oasis
    "Close to the Edge" — Yes
    "Cocaine" — Yakooza
    "Cocaine and Camcorders" — UNKLE with South
    "Cocaine & Gin" — Death in Vegas
    "Cocaine & Toupees" — Mindless Self Indulgence
    "Cocaine Blues" — written by TJ Arnall, originally recorded by Roy Hogsed and later by Johnny Cash ( Listen?) and Hank Williams III
    "Cocaine Blues" — Luke Jordan, covered later by David Bromberg
    "Cocaine Blues", a traditional song recorded by the Reverend Gary Davis, Bob Dylan, Dave van Ronk, Nick Drake, Johnny Cash, Jackson Browne, and Townes Van Zandt among others.
    "Cocaine Blues" — The Warlocks, as distinct from other songs with same title
    "Cocaine Business" — Noreaga
    "Cocaine Bizznizz" — The Prophet
    "Cocaine Cowboys" — W.A.S.P.
    "Cocaine Cowgirl" — Matt Mays
    "Cocaine Cunt Numb" — Meat Shits
    "Cocaine Decisions" — Frank Zappa
    "Cocaine Dreams" — 50 Cent ft. G-Unit
    "Cocaine Habit" - Old Crow Medicine Show
    "Cocaine Habit Blues" — Memphis Jug Band, also by The Grateful Dead and Old Crow Medicine Show
    "Cocaine in my Brain" — Dillinger
    "Cocaine Rodeo" — Mondo Generator
    "Cocaine Sex" — Renegade Soundwave
    "Cocaine Socialism" — Pulp
    "Coke & White Bitches" — A$AP Ant
    "C'mere" - Interpol
    "Cocaine (We're All Going to Hell) - Strata
    "Cokane" — Warp Brothers
    "Coke N'" — Izzy Stradlin
    "Cold Blooded" — Rick James, later covered by Ol' Dirty Bastard
    "Coma White" — Marilyn Manson
    "Come Undone" — Robbie Williams
    "Commercial for Levi" — Placebo
    "Cool The Engines" — Boston
    "Cot' Damn" — Clipse
    "Cowgirl" — Underworld
    "Crack Attack" — Fat Joe
    "Crack City Rockers" - Leftover Crack
    "Crack Cocaine" - Cypress Hill
    "Crack Cocaine" — Pork Dukes
    "Crack in the Egg" — GWAR
    "Crack Rock" — Frank Ocean
    "Crack Rock" — Koffin Kats
    "Crack Rock Steady" — Choking Victim
    "Crazy Rap" — Afroman
    "Crawling" - Linkin Park
    "Crushed Bones" - Why?
    "Da Blow" — Lil Jon
    "Dandy In The Underworld" — T. Rex
    "Deep Pile Dreams" — Ian Brown
    "Der Kommissar" — Falco
    "Devil's Haircut" — Beck (hallucinating)
    "Die High" — Clawfinger
    "Don't Sniff Coke" — Pato Banton
    "Don't Stop Me Now" — Queen
    "Dope Boy Magic" — Young Joc
    "Dopeman" — N.W.A.
    "The Dope Show" — Marilyn Manson
    "Down In A Rabbit Hole" — Bright Eyes
    "Draggin' The Line" — Tommy James & The Shondells
    "Dr. Feelgood" — Mötley Crüe
    "Drug Ballad" — Eminem
    "Drugs are Good" — NOFX
    "Kokain" – Rammstein
    "Koka Kola - The clash
    "Kokaloca" - Dr Mister & Mr Handsome
    "Is it Love" - Dr. Mister & Mr. Handsome
    "On" — Bloc Party
    "Peruvian Cocaine - Immortal technique
    "Rest My Chemistry" - Interpol
    "White Lines" - Grandmaster Flash
    "Who's got the Crack" - The Libertines

Did you catch parts of the lyrics? WHat I do is to catch a portion of the lyrics and then search for "those lyrics" and the Word "Lyrics"

guess not..........No Cocaine

andrews27 wrote on May 27^th, 2014 at 9:59pm:

yeah!

CCKMP

or White Frieghtliner

Mark Daniel Ronson
The Business INTL
The Record Collection?

Patrick Wolf

Not Earle..artist (I feel) is a bit more obscure than Steve Earle, more along the lines of artists like American Aquarium, Lucero (not as popular as them, however). Also, that David Guetta album cover is similar to this one - this one is a bit more of a closeup on the face, though.

Not Auerbach, this guy I feel only has maybe one or two albums. My pal said he came across it on iTunes under "Listeners Also Bought" from an American Aquarium album.