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Miss Georgia Peach - Class Out The Ass LP w/12inch full color insert (LP color your choice of Translucent Gold or Coke Bottle Clear or classic Black Vinyl) 100 of each color total pressed!!
24pt Reverse Board Cover art by Parker Chandler @HonkyTonkHell
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Includes unlimited streaming of Class Out The Ass via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. "Loved this and will let all of our readers know on our blog that is one of our five picks of the best of the week in new releases." - Mad Daddy, Beatsville

"For fans of greasy Southern rock, dive-bar twang-punk, and rollicking garage pop, Miss Georgia Peach’s 2022 album Aloha From Kentucky—a collaboration with members of Nashville Pussy and Nine Pound Hammer—was a revelation from way out in left field. Now, she’s back with that same crew and a whole new batch of covers by artists such as Ira Louvin, Buck Owens, Gram Parsons, and Michael Nesmith, plus a couple of high-octane originals. The band is muscular and versatile, MGP is a master interpreter with serious pipes and Class Out The Ass is every bit as fun as it sounds." - The Best Country Music on Bandcamp

"This is the latest release from the lady known as Miss Georgia Peach, who is the beating heart of this fine sounding album…” - Lonesome Highway

"Hey! What’s she doing in here? This is straight up country! And you’ll love it, even if you’ve never heard Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, or Tammy Wynette. Miss Peach has got the voice and attitude. Never mind that “Honey Wagon” is the same tune as Danny and the Juniors’ “Rock and Roll Is Here To Stay.” When you play roadhouse and lean toward honky tonk and rockabilly, you’re going to hit those chords. Even better are the duets: “Sweet Thang” with Scott Luallen and “You’re The Reason Our Kids Are Ugly” with Blaine Cartwright. Both those guys have got the twang. This is like a time capsule from the sixties but the recording’s a lot sharper." - Bloody Red Baron (Pop Geek Heaven)

"This is the latest release from the lady known as Miss Georgia Peach, who is the beating heart of this fine sounding album of (mostly) covers. Very early on she recreates the foot tapping favourite Baby Ride Easy, a perennial favourite written by Richard Dobson and known by the version recorded by Carlene Carter and Dave Edmunds, their new version takes a similar path and still sounds vibrant. The album opens with the admonishment to a bar fly in Shut Up And Drink Your Beer. There are some originals that stand up with the covers too, such as Dusty and Honey wagon, written by Peach, that offer a certain allure to a prospective partner. What is apparent straight away is that the production by Travis Ramin delivers a twang-laden country infused confection that is as tasty as you might require." - Lonesome Highway

"HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!" - Music In Atlanta

"I just got around to listening to my copy of Miss Georgia Peach and wow that is a very terrific album! Nothing but hits! I’d have to say my favorite track on the album is Sweet Thang. Go buy a copy today!" - Gabriel R. Hernandez

"Well here we are in 2025 & Miss Georgia drops her second album on Valentine's Day and I have to say - I LOVE this one! For one thing it's a lot more FUN than the first album. She seems to be enjoying herself singing these songs of shitty boyfriends & trashy hooligans. The duets she does with Blaine are funny as hell & you can't help but laugh along with them. There's one song though, "Some Of Shelly's Blues" that REALLY shows what an amazing vocalist Georgia is. I'm really glad I gave this album a chance. Yeah, it's "kinda" a Country album but a lot more in line with early "CowPunk" like Tex & The Horseheads and Screamin' Sirens. If all Country music sounded like this maybe I wouldn't be so afraid to step into their bars LMFAO!" - The Switchblade New Wave

"Holy smokes, they pulled it off! Miss Georgia Peach, Travis Ramin, and the Nashville Pussy/Nine Pound Hammer gang joined forces three years ago to bring us Aloha from Kentucky — which I recently proclaimed to be one of my four favorite albums of the decade. These folks had such a blast making Aloha from Kentucky that they decided to assemble once more and make another country record. Luckily, getting the band together went a lot better for Miss Georgia Peach than it did for Doyle Hargraves. Class out the Ass, out today on Rum Bar Records, is that rare sequel that's even better than the original! If you want to hear some great country music with a rock 'n' roll edge, stop reading my drivel and go listen to this album! What a record!" - Lord Rutledge

"Class Out The Ass is built on glorious threads of rock and roots, honky-tonk traditions, and country grooves, all freshened up with healthy doses of pop and punk, and the result is an excellent series of blasts from the past being reimagined for a modern audience. Take “Dusty,” a song that feels like a long-lost 50’s girl group hit but one whose sophisticated textures feel nothing if not contemporary." - Big Takeover Magazine

"By starting her new album with a song called "Shut Up, and drink your beer" Miss Georgia Peach sends a hell of a message, and a good kick in the ass! Once again the ex bassist / singer of The Short Fuses highlights her very warm voice that marries so well with her personal cocktail of Country Outlaw / eternal Rock / Rockabilly, seasoned with a hint of Soul and Folk Rock for trucker / devourer of wide open spaces which is what we prefer here in America today. Jigs, sad waltzes, square dance, bastringue violin, electric and/or acoustic guitars, banjo,… are here at work to highlight the very beautiful and warm voice of Miss Georgia Peach… No weak moment and for once it is (to my taste) in the middle of the album that the best tracks are found!!! And knowing that this one ends with a bang with a succession of ‘bangers’ I would say: Enjoy!" - Voix de Garage Grenoble

"Miss Georgia Peach and band leave the studio with screeching, smoking tires when they kick the album off with 'Shut Up And Drink Your Beer'. Ms Peach and her partner Travis Ramin worked again with Ruyter Suys, Blaine Cartwright, Mark Hendricks, Earl Crimm and Scott Luallen of Nashville Pussy and Nine Pound Hammer fame. The fun they had making Class Out The Ass simply jumps from the record. They clearly love playing these songs. The songs move from country to pop but all come with a bite. Even the true country songs have more body than some rock songs. This shows in the lead notes that can sound out all of a sudden. One of my favourites there is 'Dusty'. It has a nice 1960s feel, while the singing and the overall sound make it far more modern. Not all songs have to be taken seriously, like how the relationship song 'You're The Reason Our Kids Are Ugly' ends with Blaine Cartwright and Miss Georgia Peach laughing before the fade out. All in good fun or not, the band is making the music in a serious way, as Class Out The Ass is very well made. Anyone can hear this. The music resulting from this process is good time fun. There are no other words for it." - WoNo Blog

"What a way to start! What a sentiment. The cutting line of repartee we have all longed to say to people from time to time, “Shut Up And Drink Your Beer.” We’ve all got problems; we all have to contend with life’s slings and arrows from time to time, but why whine about it? Why bring someone else down with you? Why not drown those sorrows, even if it sometimes seems like they have learned to swim? This opening salvo from Miss Georgia Peach sets the tone perfectly, not just regarding the no-messing attitude and the blend of honesty and humor that runs through the album but also speaking volumes about the music blends at work." - Dancing About Architecture

"I like "Shut Up and Drink Your Beer" - it’s like Jason and the Scorchers fronted by a strong woman singer. It’s good!" - Jim McGuinn, WXPN

"Backing Miss Georgia Peach on Class out the Ass is a true super-group. In addition to producing, Travis Ramin is on drums. Ruyter Suys is on lead guitar. Blaine Cartwright is on rhythm guitar. Mark Hendricks is on bass. Earl Crimm is on guitar. A.J. Srubas is on fiddle and pedal steel. Heather Parrish is on backing vocals. Suys, Cartwright, and Scott Luallen all make appearances on vocals. All that formidable talent is a big part of what makes this record such a treat. Another big part is the song selection — which is absolutely bulletproof. In terms of cover choices, this album leans more to deeper cuts. As was the case with Aloha from Kentucky, Class out the Ass largely draws its material from the 1960s and '70s glory days of country music but also ventures into some pleasantly surprising territory. "Shut Up And Drink Your Beer," a punched-up take on Norman Wade's mid-'80s country hit, is a perfect album opener that establishes the swaggering vibe of this record. Other standout covers include Ira Louvin's "Who Throw Dat Rock?" (you know I'm always a fan of dark humor!), a blistering take on Janis and Her Boyfriends' "Bang Bang," the wonderfully snarky Bobby George/Bonita Stevens number "Take Your Guitar and Git," and a stunning version of the Mike Nesmith/Stone Poneys classic "Some of Shelly's Blues." And I have to say it was a genius move to include a Pat Todd song ("Somewhere Down the Line") on a country album! As was the case last time, the duets alone justify the price of admission. Suys joins MGP on a spirited rendition of the Richard Dobson song "Baby Ride Easy" (a hit for Carlene Carter and Dave Edmunds). Luallen plays the perfect two-timer on the Nat Stuckey–penned "Sweet Thang." Cartwright and MGP are an absolute hoot as they do their best Conway Twitty & Loretta Lynn on "You're the Reason Our Kids Are Ugly." Two MGP original songs, "Dusty" and "Honeywagon," fit perfectly on the record. The former, of course, is a new arrangement of an old Beebe Gallini favorite. The latter is clever as hell and such a gem that I assumed it was a cover of some lost classic the first time I played the record!" - Faster And Louder

"Miss Georgia Peach is back following 2022’s Aloha From Kentucky with sophomore solo country release “Class Out The Ass” on Rum Bar Records February 14th, 2025, giving 14 tracks to sing, jump, shake and shout along to in classic country tradition covering the 50’s through the 70’s. Recorded and mixed by Brian Pulito at Horse City Hit Club, Lexington, KY, produced and arranged by Travis Ramin, Class Out The Ass features all-star players who grew up on country, played in punk and hard rock bands Nashville Pussy and Nine Pound Hammer, and have come back to make their own country music through that filter." - Rock The Joint

"Now that I've absolutely loved not one but two Miss Georgia Peach solo albums, I'm trying to put a finger on what it is about these records that I find so delightful. Obviously, a lot of that comes down to the lead artist here. MGP is simply a fantastic singer, and the country genre really suits her talents well. Whether she's channeling a fed-up bartender or the frustrated girlfriend of a wannabe musician, tapping into the depths of heartbreak, playfully engaging with her duet partners, or taking us to church on the Elvis live favorite "Let Me Be There," she's equally in her element. Beyond that, the joy that all these individuals put into making this album is palpable. You can truly feel the love in these performances. This is simply a fun album to listen to. While I would describe this music not as alt country but rather as country, period, there's an efficiency to these songs that has the spirit of punk or garage rock. 11 of 14 songs clock in at under three minutes, and the ones that don't only miss the cut by a little. There's no waiting around for the good parts on these songs. Every tune gets right down to business. If you love country music, you'll be reminded why. And if you don't, perhaps this record will have you softening your stance. The album title says it all, doesn't it?" - Lord Rutledge

"Already hailed as a “stompin’ dive bar anthem”, ‘Shut Up And Drink Your Beer’ by Miss Georgia Peach is anything but subtle. From the outset, the number latches onto a speedy garage rock styled delivery with hard edged rhythm guitars pushing an old school melody forth, whilst various country inflections add a whole world of extra sass in the Peach tradition. Listen carefully, you’ll discover a great rock ‘n’ roll bassline behind the raucous riffs, lending a pinch of rockabilly cool, but – as is often the case – this show is stolen by Miss Georgia herself, sharing a massive vocal and a lyric that basically calls out drunken associates who are only too keen to share their sob stories, several jugs into the night. Throw in a rough and ready lead guitar break and this definitely becomes a track that fans will love." - Real Gone

"2024 isn't even over yet, and already one of my most highly-anticipated albums of 2025 is on my mind! Miss Georgia Peach's Aloha from Kentucky has been one of my favorite albums of the decade, and now a sequel is imminent! Class Out the Ass will be out in February on Rum Bar Records. Once again, MGP and Travis Ramin have collaborated with Ruyter Suys, Blaine Cartwright, Mark Hendricks, Earl Crimm, and Scott Luallen of Nine Pound Hammer & Nashville Pussy fame on a rockin' old school country record. The album's first single is a cover of Norman Wade's classic "Shut Up And Drink Your Beer." This is an inspired take on every dive bartender's personal anthem, and it certainly suggests that Class Out the Ass (produced by Ramin and recorded by Brian Pulito at his studio in Kentucky) will be every bit the killer its predecessor was. I can't wait! Head up to the bar and pre-order the album now!" - Lord Rutledge, Faster And Louder

Miss Georgia Peach return with Class Out The Ass.
A Travis Ramin Production.

What happens when two legendary musical acts collide head on in the wilds of Kentucky... for a second round?? This is the second chapter in time that punk rocker turned country queen Miss Georgia Peach tangled with the revved-up jesters of raunch, Nashville Pussy.

Inspired in equal parts by Dolly Parton and Patti Smith, Miss Georgia Peach has carved a punk rock career for herself fronting several quality acts, ranging from the Gloo Girls to the Short Fuses to Beebe Gallini, among others. With a longtime itch in her soul for straight ahead country music (with a hint of debauchery), Georgia sought out longtime pals Nashville Pussy for a possible collaboration. Knowing Georgia and her sweetly aggressive pipes, Nashville Pussy couldn’t agree more and soon rehearsals for the greatest pairing since Harley met Davidson, commenced at Pussy Manor HQ in Atlanta, GA.

Furious rehearsals, pinball and home cooking led to an equally frantic van ride to Brian Pulito’s recording studio located deep within the state of Kentucky. It was a session that afforded little time for screwing around. Marshalls were cranked, tape was unspooled and Georgia and company hunkered down to business. 9 Pound Hammer bassist Mark Hendricks fell right into the proceedings along with Scott Luallen, also of 9 Pound Hammer fame, Earl Crimm, A.J. Srubas, and Heather Parrish lending their immeasurable talent as well on several numbers. With esteemed producer/drummer/cat wrangler Travis Ramen at the helm, the guilty parties knocked out hit after hit after hit of standards and soon-to-be standards.

You now hold in your sweaty mitts the distilled fruits of that labor. It’s Nashville Pussy at their most melodic and vulnerable matching musical wits with Miss Peach’s sweet, sultry snarl. The material chosen to cover mixed with fresh originals will reel you in only to toss your ass back out on the street where it most likely belongs.

Crunched-out country soul never sounded like this. The deep-fried combo of Miss Georgia Peach and Nashville Pussy will deliver the one-two punch to both of your ear holes and to some of your most important internal organs. One spin and your new permanent salutation will be Class Out The Ass, Motherfucker!

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