MacDougal Blues

After the album's January 1990 release, Kinney toured with producer Peter Buck the following month.^[4] The musical output of that tour encouraged Kinney and the other members of Drivin N Cryin to move from a hard rock/Southern rock sound to a more folk rock style.^[5] Buck found the experience to be enjoyable and one of his favorite production jobs.^[6]

Denise Sullivan of AllMusic Guide gave the album a positive review for Kinney's songwriting, and the editorial staff awarded the album 4.5 out of five stars.^[1] Spin's Karen Schoemer compared the album favorably to Bob Dylan and included it in the magazine's "Heavy Rotation" column.^[7]

All songs written by Kevn Kinney, except where noted

1. "MacDougal Blues" – 3:54
2. "Not Afraid to Die" – 4:48
3. "Lost and Found" (Kinney and Tim Nielsen) – 4:22
4. "Heard the Laughter Ending" – 4:09
5. "Last Song of Maddie Hope" – 3:47
6. "Gotta Get Out of Here" – 4:56
7. "The House Above Tina's Grocery" – 2:13
8. "Iron Mountain" (Buren Fowler, Kinney, Neilsen, and Jeff Sullivan) – 4:20
9. "Chico and Maria" – 3:00
10. "Hey Landlord (Meatloaf and Fishsticks)" (Randy Blazak, Danado Giordano, and Kevn Kinney) – 3:06
11. "Goodnight Rhyme" – 1:16