Sex and Violins

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Six singles, including one promotional single, were released from it. The female vocals or from Annika Ljungberg, who left the band in 1996 due to a disagreement with the other band members, after the release of the fifth single, "Rolling Home", to start a solo career. The album was a commercial success, including the hit dance single "Cotton Eye Joe." The album was re-titled Cotton Eye Joe (Sex & Violins) for the U.S. release, presumably due to the original album cover, although a modified version was briefly released in the U.S. (minus the image of a person urinating in a cup) prior to the retitling. Track number 8 is also known as "Harder Than Your Husband"

Standard Edition

1. "Cotton Eye Joe" – 3:14
2. "Hittin' the Hay" – 3:17
3. "Riding Alone" – 3:27
4. "Wish You Were Here" – 3:56
5. "Mary Lou" – 3:38
6. "Old Pop in an Oak" – 3:32
7. "Nowhere in Idaho" – 4:05
8. "The Sad But True Story Of Ray Mingus, The Lumberjack Of Bulk Rock City, And His Never Slacking Strive To Exploit The So Far Undiscovered Areas Of The Intention To Bodily Intercourse From The Opposite Species Of His Kind, During Intake Of All The Mental Conditions That Could Be Derived From Fermentation"* – 2:21
9. "Fat Sally Lee" – 3:16
10. "Shooter" – 3:44
11. "McKenzie Brothers" – 4:28
12. "Rolling Home" – 4:22
13. "Wild 'N Free" – 3:39

"Cotton Eye Joe (Sex & Violins)" U.S. Edition

14. "Cotton Eye Joe" (Slide To The Side Mix) - 4:14

Japan Edition

14. "Cotton Eye Joe (Madcow Instrumental Version) - 4:49
15. "Old Pop in an Oak (Extended Mix) - 5:39
16. "Ropin' a Cow (Radio Edit) - 3:15

CD+CD-Rom Edition

14. The Ultimate Rednex Megamix - 5:46
15. Rolling Home (Treatow's Treatment Radio Mix) - 4:40
16. Old Pop in an Oak (DJ Cerla & Moratto Remix) - 5:08
17. Old Pop in an Oak (West Side Story Mix) - 3:16

CD-Rom

Hieroglyph (Game only, 4,09 MB)

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Production