Songs
Monterey
Loser's Way to Get Along
Living, Forgiving
13 Nights
Born to Wait
Sage Advice
Your Red Wagon
Jackson, TN
Sundown Is A Lonesome Time
I'm Your Daddy Now
Baby, I Ain't Gotta Do That No More
Down Hill & Shady


Musicians
Acoustic Guitar PB
Electric Hawaiian Steel Paul Niehaus
Electric Guitar Kenny Vaughan, PB, Greg Stearns
Upright Bass Markie Sanders, Preston Rumbaugh
Fiddle Jason Carter
Harmony Deanna Varagona
Archtop Rhythm Justin Thompson
Electric Rhythm Bob Alekno Down Hill and Shady
 
Production
Producer Paul Burch
Recording and Balance Mark Nevers, Hank Tilbury


Art
Cover Photo Jim Herrington
Design, Additional Photographs Bruno Boussard

 

Pan American Flash
Recorded live in the studio for a little over $1,000, Pan American Flash was the first album produced during the "Lower Broadway" honky tonk revival which included BR549, Greg Garing, and other artists whose late night unbridled performances brought live music back to the once-abandoned honky tonks in downtown Nashville.

Quotes
Billboard Chet Flippo
Extraordinary … establishing Burch as a leader in marrying country’s roots tradition with a modern sensibility.

Music Row
Everyday I wish cool guys like this would rise up and smite the evil pretenders to country music.

Amazon
Top 10 Country Albums of the 90s

 

Film

Steve Goodhue filmed his wedding at Tootsie's Orchid Lounge
in 1995 and asked PB and Paul Niehaus to perform in the back
room. This is the only known film that captures the look
of the famed honky tonk as it was when the "Lower Broadway
Revival" began in August 1994.