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In contrast to Sharp's work with [[the Rentals]], ''Puckett's Versus the Country Boy'' features no electric guitar, synths, or percussion. Instead, Sharp's vocals are accompanied by lap steel, acoustic guitar, piano, and organ. The EP was a preview to the album ''[[Matt Sharp (album)|Matt Sharp]]'', featuring material recorded in Tennessee. | In contrast to Sharp's work with [[the Rentals]], ''Puckett's Versus the Country Boy'' features no electric guitar, synths, or percussion. Instead, Sharp's vocals are accompanied by lap steel, acoustic guitar, piano, and organ. The EP was a preview to the album ''[[Matt Sharp (album)|Matt Sharp]]'', featuring material recorded in Tennessee. | ||
The EP was recorded in | The EP was recorded in {{Wikipedia|Leiper's Fork, Tennessee}}, a small rural village where Sharp was living at the time. The EP's title is derived from the restaurants Puckett's (now Fox & Locke) and The Country Boy, situated across the street from each other on Old Hillsboro Road in Leiper's Fork, which Sharp has described as the "only two places to eat in the whole county."<ref>Weezer B-sides "Matt Sharp @ Exit/In - Nashville, TN [2003-10-23]" ''YouTube''. https://youtu.be/bdp2HmSAHDI?t=520 (8:40)</ref> | ||
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