In the realm of underground country and "one-man band" roots music, Ronnie Hymes stands as a fiercely independent figure whose 2010 debut album, UnIncorporated, serves as a manifesto for artistic autonomy and blue-collar honesty. Context and Artistic Philosophy The title UnIncorporated is more than just a name; it represents Hymes's rejection of the polished "Nashville product" in favor of a raw, do-it-yourself ethos. Recorded in the bonus room above his garage, the album features Hymes playing every instrument and performing all vocals himself, lending the project a distinctive "homemade" quality. Critics have noted that while the album contains the "warts and weak songs" common to independent releases, these flaws contribute to its charm, making it feel "true" and "real" compared to mainstream studio projects. The UnIncorporated Album (2010), released under his own Hellbilly Ron Music label, the album gained significant traction in the outlaw country scene and was named an honorable mention in Saving Country Music's Top 10 Albums of 2010. The tracklist explores themes ranging from the struggles of the common man to defiant self-identity:

1. Gear Slamm'n Daddy
2. Goin' Home
3. UnIncorporated
4. Rails of Doom
5. That Don't Make Me Wrong
6. My Baby
7. Summers Gone
8. The Redneck Minute
9. Cool my Brain
10. Sea of Sin

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In the realm of independent and underground country music, few titles encapsulate an artist's persona as accurately as "Just a Workin' Man." This phrase serves as both the title of a definitive 2012 album and the lead single by Ronnie Hymes & Carolina Freight, an outfit that has carved out a dedicated following within the "roots" and outlaw country scenes. Ronnie Hymes is frequently celebrated as one of the hardest-working figures in the underground genre, often performing as a "one-man band" with a grit that resonates deeply with blue-collar audiences. The project represents a shift from mainstream country polished for radio, instead offering an honest, unvarnished look at life’s hardships and the labor of the common man. The Album: Just a Workin' Man, released on August 7, 2012, under the Hellbillyron Music label, this 10-track collection is a cornerstone of Hymes' discography. The album is widely available for streaming and discovery on major platforms. The album's runtime of approximately 38 minutes covers a variety of themes, ranging from personal struggle and heartache to the literal and figurative "long and lonesome road" of a traveling musician.

1. Sorrow, Heartache, and Pain (3:21)
2. The Fire Inside (2:50)
3. Home State Line (3:26)
4. I'm Bitter (3:23)
5. Ain't Gonna Sing About It (4:00)
6. It's Hard to Love the Bottle (3:54)
7. The Long and Lonesome Road (4:46)
8. Just a Workin' Man (4:39) — The Title Track
9. Cool My Brain (5:03)
10. Shine (2:54)

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