Track Listing

1. Rev It Up & Go-Go
2. Bite
3. Drop Dead Ready
4. Tank
5. Wash Me Away
6. 1095 Days
7. Money Lovin & Speed
8. Get to Me
9. One Extreme Intro
10. Welcome to the Show
11. Party
12. Reality Star Intro
13. Reality Star
14. A.J. White's
15. Well Enough
16. Fire It Up
17. Had to Get Stoned
18. American as Apple Pie
19. Far Out
20. One Extreme Outro

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #58570 in Music
• Released on: 2008-07-15
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: .20 pounds

Album Description
Rev It Up & Go Go with the rockin guitarist and his chainsaw! Vroomm! Jesse James Dupree is a rock guitarist and lead singer of Jackyl, in addition to playing chainsaw on the song "The Lumberjack". Dupree really has a customized electric guitar with a chainsaw attached. He embraces his southern personality and he endorses an extremely large customized chainsaw powered by Dodge Hemi used for festivals. On The New Tom Green Show, Dupree wrote Green's first name and cut a portion (gave it to an audience member) of his desk with his chainsaw and he asked Green and Glen Humplik to jam with him with disastrous results because of Dupree's chainsaw guitar causing extreme noise. Green was angry and tried to ignore Dupree throughout the interview because of his on-stage presence.

Customer Reviews

Jesse James Dupree & Dixie Inc. "Rev It Up & Go-Go" CD = 100% Pure Hard Southern Rock/Southern Country = A1+!!!!!!!!
I read the 2 previous reviews, so I really wasn't sure how good this cd would be. So,I bought one, and took a chance. I respect the 2 previous reviewers opinions, but WOW, I was really impressed with this CD. This is Jesse James Dupree (from Georgia), with a band called Dixie Inc. Jesse James Durpee is also, the lead singer for the Southern Hard-Rocking Band Jackyl. Jesse and Dixie,Inc. on this "lengthy" cd perform outstanding "Hard-Rocking" Southern Rock, and some "Hard-Rocking" Country Rock. This cd is divided into 2 parts. Part 1 is Saturday Night, which is the "Hard-Rocking", Southern Rock, & Part 2 is Sunday Morning, which is the "Hard-Rocking", Southern Country. The Sunday Morning Portion is performed like a Southern Country Live Radio Program, with commericals, an MC, and etc. It's just like listening to an "old-fashioned" Southern Country Live Radio Show.

The Line Up On Part One "Saturday Night":
Bass, Jew's Harp - Roman Glick
Drums - Mike Froedge
Guitars, Banjo - Charlie Starr
Guitar Vocals - Jesse James Dupree

Part One "Saturday Night" Song Set:
1. Rev it up & Go-Go
2. Bite
3. Drop Dead Ready
4. Tank
5. Wash Me Away
6. 1095 Days
7. Money Lovin'& Speed
8. Get to Me

The Line-up on Part Two "Sunday Morning" ("Live Radio Show"):
Bass - Roman Glick
Drums - Fred Young & Mike Froedge
Guitar - Richard Young
Guitar,Banjo,Pedal Steel - Charlie Starr
Keys - Joey Huffman
Guitar & Vocals - Jesse James Dupree
It doesn't list who the "Radio" DJ is.

Part Two "Sunday Morning","Live Radio Show" Song Set:
9. One Extreme Intro
10.Welcome to the Party
11.The Party
12.Reality Star Intro
13.Reality Star
14.A.J.White's
15.Well Enough
16.Fire it Up
17.Had to Get Stoned
18.American as Apple Pie
19.Far Out
20.One Extreme Outro

Overall, I found this is to be one OUTSTANDING, Hard-Rocking, Southern Rock & Hard-Rocking, Southern Country/"Live Radio Show", CD. The liner notes contain the lyrics to all the songs on Part One "Saturday Night". I have an extensive collection of Southern Rock DVDs, and CD's, so I have listened to quite a lot of Southern Music. In my opinion, I find this to be a good solid 5 star Hard-Rocking Southern Rock/Country CD. Therefore, I highly recommend this one. Thanks!!!!

Ok, at most
I don't get why Jessie has done a solo album rather then get his band Jackyl to do these songs with him.

The first few tracks sound like tracks you would hear on a Jackyl album. The only thing is, there not exactly great songs, there all 3 star, just ok, songs to say the most. Some of them sounded like they needed the Jackyl backing vocals to make them stand out a bit better.

The other half of the album is either live, or supposed to be a mockery of a live show. Some parts sound ok, but a half hard rock/metal then a half country/southern rock just doesn't sound right.

I suppose if you view it as a red neck album, it might go together, but there is barley a memorable track to be found here.

As I said, I don't understand what Jessie is trying to do, or trying to prove bringing out these Jackyl sounding albums without Jackyl themselves. If you go solo, go for something different then what you and your band do.... but nothing on here would have sounded out of place if Jackyl had have released it on a Jackyl album.

JESSE JAMES DUPREE- YOU EITHER GET IT OR YOU DONT
LET ME SAY I AM A HUGE JACKYL FAN. I HAVE SEEN THEM ABOUT 10 TIMES AND THEY HAVE ALWAYS TREATED ME AND WHOEVER I TOOK WITH ME LIKE LIFE LONG FRIENDS. AS A MATTER OF FACT- JESSE ALWAYS REMEMBERS MY NAME WHEN HE SEES ME. I CANT TELL YOU HOW COOL THAT IS. ANYWAY- THE FIRST SONG ON THIS CD IS THE STRONGEST ( as almost every cd in existance tends to be). IT COMES OUTTA THE SHOOT AND TAKES NO PRISIONERS. AS FOR THE 2ND HALF OF THE CD...ITS HARD TO SAY. IT IS DIFFERENT FROM JACKYL AND MR DUPREES OTHER SOLO EFFORT. I ASKED HIM ONCE ABOUT THE SONG " SPARKS FROM CANDY " AND HE TOLD ME " MAYBE YOU AREN'T SUPPOSED TO GET IT ". I CANT SAY AS I DO, NOR CAN I SAY I DISLIKE IT. AS HE SAID ON THE FULL THROTTLE SALOON DVD- " SOMETIMES YOU NEED TO STRETCH YOURSELF A LITTLE BIT, SEE WHAT YOU CAN GET AHOLD OF". YOU CANT BLAME A MAN FOR TRYING. HE CANT KEEP CHURNING OUT THE SAME MATERIAL TILL THE DAY HE DIES. IT TAKES BALLS TO ATTEMPT TO GO OUTSIDE OF YOUR FAN BASE AND TRY TO BREAK NEW GROUND. ONE THING IS FOR SURE: YOU WONT CONFUSE JACKYL OR MR DUPREE WITH SOMEONE BLINDED BY DOLLAR SIGNS AND RELEASING MATERIAL ONLY WITH HOPES OF A PAYDAY. THEY/HE ONLY PUT OUT QUALITY MUSIC THAT THEY BELIEVE IN. 1992- PRESENT...SOUNDS PRETTY RELENTLESS TO ME.