Album Resource
Our Country: Americana Act II
A later album entry framed as a broad American road story, combining songs with narrative passages and returning to themes of travel, memory, place and belonging.
Record notes
A narrative-led album sequence
This Resource page preserves the published album title and track sequence. The record moves between full songs and short narrative framing, with its setting shaped by American travel, imagined encounters and the friction between public stories and private recollection.
- Album
- Our Country: Americana Act II
- Resource focus
- Song sequence, narrative structure and later-period songwriting context.
- Format note
- Track titles below are retained as reference material; parenthetical wording has been simplified for editorial consistency.
- Collection
- Back to albums
Track listing
Documented sequence
The listed sequence brings together songs, interludes and an epilogue in the order preserved on the source album page.
- Our Country
- The Invaders
- Back In The Day
- Oklahoma U.S.A.
- Bringing Up Baby
- The Getaway
- The Take
- We Will Get There
- The Real World
- A Street Called Hope
- The Empty Room
- Calling Home
- Louisiana Sky
- March Of The Zombies
- The Big Weird
- Tony And Bob
- The Big Guy
- Epilogue
- Muswell Kills
Listening context
Road, recollection and point of view
The album can be approached as a linked sequence rather than only a set of separate tracks. Its titles suggest movement across places and perspectives, while the interspersed spoken passages function as connective material within the larger narrative frame.
For this independent Resource, the value of the record lies in its continuation of an interest in character, social observation and theatrical storytelling within a song-based form.
Resource approach
How this album entry is maintained
Preserve
Core release-page information is retained as a reference point for the album within the wider catalogue.
Contextualise
Short notes identify the record’s narrative and musical place without presenting historic material as current promotion.
Connect
Navigation returns readers to the music Resource, where album material can be viewed alongside related entries.
Resource correspondence
About this site
Ray Davies History is an independent informational and biographical Resource for readers exploring music, recordings and public context. For corrections, source notes or general Resource correspondence, use the email address provided.