The Long Ryders - The State of Our Union
![]() | Primary Artist |
| The Long Ryders | |
| Album Title | |
| The State of Our Union | |
| Release Date | |
| 1985 | |
| Time | |
The Long Ryders kicked off their major label debut, State Of Our Union, with one of their most anthemic and most explicitly political songs, "Looking for Lewis and Clark," and that tune set the tone for the rest of the album -- State Of Our Union found The Long Ryders reaching for a larger audience at the same time that they were using their music to say a great deal more than they had in the past. Musically, plenty of roadwork had tightened the band's interplay to an even finer point than on Native Sons (Sid Griffin and Stephen Mccarthy were both in superb voice, and their guitar work meshed perfectly), and Will Birch's production gave the songs a poppier sheen that still allowed the band's roots-conscious sound to shine through. Read More
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