Psycho CD

Eddie Noack
Psycho - The K-Ark and Allstar Recordings CD 

Classic hillbilly songwriter Eddie Noack goes wild with demented classics like Psycho and Dolores.
There was a time when every LP by George Jones had an Eddie Noack song; in fact, Jones even did a complete LP of Noack songs.
Hank Snow did well with Noack's song These Hands.
Texas honky tonk fans love Eddie Noack's mid-1950s recordings for their wit and insight into the human condition. 
And in the 1980s, the Psychobilly and Trash fans discovered bootlegs of Noack's way far-out recordings of Psycho and Dolores.
Both songs are told from the perspective of a psychopathic serial killer.
Eddie Noack had finally achieved cult status, but by then he was dead.
This set not only contains those two deranged cult classics, but also offers other daringly abnormal songs like Invisible Stripes, Prisoner Of War and The End Of The Line.
Noack lived what he preached: and his hardcore honky tonkin' eventually cost him his life. When those around him started sobering up, Eddie Noack was still smoking and drinking.
He even wrote about it.
Check out Sleeping Like A Baby (With A Bottle In My Mouth).