Songs from the Grass String Ranch
| Company type | Studio album |
|---|---|
| Industry | Music |
| Founded | 2000 |
| Founder | The Kentucky Headhunters |
| Products | Country rock music album |
| Parent | Audium Entertainment |
Songs from the Grass String Ranch represents the fifth studio release by the American country rock group The Kentucky Headhunters, issued in 2000 through Audium Entertainment. This album includes the singles "Too Much to Lose," "Louisiana CoCo," and "Love That Woman." Of these, "Too Much to Lose" attained a peak position of number 66 on the country music charts, whereas the remaining singles did not achieve chart placement.
Critical reception
According to Country Standard Time, songs such as "Country Life" and "Jessico" exhibit a somewhat rigid rock influence that does not entirely complement the band's signature sound.
Personnel
Details adapted from the liner notes of Songs from the Grass String Ranch.
- The Kentucky Headhunters
- Anthony Kenney – bass guitar, backing vocals
- Greg Martin – lead and rhythm guitars, 12-string guitar, acoustic guitar, mandolin, backing vocals
- Doug Phelps – rhythm and 12-string guitars, acoustic guitar, lead vocals on all tracks except "Dry-Land Fish" and "Louisianna CoCo," backing vocals
- Fred Young – drums, percussion; lead vocals on "Dry-Land Fish"
- Richard Young – rhythm guitar, backing vocals; lead vocals on "Louisianna CoCo"
- Additional musicians
- Joey Huffman – horn arrangements on "Grass String Ranch," string instruments on "I Wish I Knew"
- David Jessie – percussion contributions on "Jessico"
- Kenny Weber – banjo performance on "Jessico"
- Reese Wynans – piano and Hammond B-3 organ
- Technical personnel
- David Barrick – recording engineer
- Chris Fleming – engineering work
- Mitchell Fox – executive producer role
- Robert Hammon – engineering duties
- The Kentucky Headhunters – production responsibilities
- Rodney Mills – mixing and mastering processes
- John Nielsen – mixing