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Purchase Over My Shoulder CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Robbie Fulks South Mouth CD (1997)
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Chicago's Robbie Fulks may be the standard-bearer of alternative country, but you don't need a subscription to No Depression to enjoy his music. Any fan of real country will find cause to rejoice here. Fulks's second release, SOUTH MOUTH is a broader record than his first. The common threads connecting the Western Swing numbers, honky tonkers and sullen hill country ballads are witty lyrics, heartache, and a biting sense of humor. On "I Told Her Lies" his tongue is so far up his cheek it's a wonder he hasn't swallowed it. "You Wouldn't Do That To Me" and "South Richmond Girl" have a haunting vulnerability that is rarely evoked so effectively. Fulks's sardonic ode to Nashville, "Fuck This Town," serves as a reminder that he's doing his own thing and wants no part of today's "Nash Vegas".
Backed by Tom Brumley (formerly Buck Owens' steel guitar player) and members of the Skeletons, Fulks puts an original spin on the country traditions he has so seamlessly assimilated. He pays homage to these traditions without denying his 90's Midwestern wise guy persona. The result is an intelligent album full of timeless songs--the kind of ...
| | Butch Hancock Firewater... Seeks It's Own Level CD (1981)
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| | Rickie Lee Jones Pirates CD (1981)
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PIRATES is also available with the album RICKIE LEE JONES on one cassette.
Rickie Lee Jones's second album, PIRATES, continues where her self-titled debut left off. With a record built upon storytelling, Jones resumes her role of poet laureate to the disenchanted and disconsolate. A strongly dynamic outing, the emotion of each song resonates in the detailed arrangements and freewheeling improvisations, the latter best epitomized by the funky party song, "Woody and Dutch on the Slow Train to Peking."
However, PIRATES is not a celebratory album. For the most part, this record is darker than its predecessor, and this tone yields even richer insights into Jones's art. For example, "Lucky Guy," a song Jones wrote about her relationship with singer Tom Waits, tells of love gone wrong ...
| | Damien Jurado Rehearsals For Departure CD (1999)
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Despite the change in his sound, it's clear that Jurando hasn't abandoned indie-pop altogether, as evidenced by great, catchy sing-alongs like "Honey, Baby" and "Letters and Drawings." There's also a surprise voice-over on "Eyes for Windows" that recalls a similar part on Simon and Garfunkels' "Old Friends."
Damein Jurado plunges headlong into the heartland on his second full-length album, REHEARSALS FOR DEPARTURE, ...
| | Minus 5 I Don't Know Who I Am CD (2003) Let The War Against Music
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$12.85
These songs were recorded during the sporadic and sprawling I Don't Know Who I Am (Let The War Against Music Begin) sessions, 2003. For reasons both clear ...
| | Pete Anderson Daredevil CD (2004)
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| | Ralph Stanley, II Pretty Girls, City Lights CD (2000)
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| | Harry Reser Banjo Crackerjax 1922-1930 CD (1992)
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| | Curtis Jones Complete Works Vol. 3 (1939-1940) CD (1995) Import
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The third volume in Document's complete reissued early works of singing blues pianist Curtis Jones contains 22 Vocalion, Okeh, and Bluebird recordings made in Chicago between June 1939 and September 1940. The first two tracks constitute the remaining titles from a session that featured vocalist Lillie Mae Kirkman, who made records with Memphis Slim & the House Rockers a few years later. The guitarist on "What Evil Have I Done?" and "It's a Hard Way to Travel," as well as tracks three through ten, was Hobson "Hot Box" Johnson, whose technique sometimes seems to be cross-threaded with the pianist's individualistic maneuverings. The drummer on most of these recordings was Bluebird's house percussionist Fred Williams; on tracks 15-22 (which also feature blues harpist Jazz Gillum) he is replaced by the venerable Judge Riley. Jones usually chose to sing about love, attraction, separation, and loneliness. Much of his material seems to have been cut out of ...
| | Roger Whittaker Christmas Collection CD (2007) (Import) United Kingdom
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| | Big Joe Duskin Don't Mess With The Boogie Man CD (2005) (Import) Sweden
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| | Motown Remixed CD (2007) (Import)
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$19.69
Track Listing of songs: Ain't No Mountain High; I Want You Back; Lets ...
| | Laura Daugereau 16 Tails CD (2008)
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At 26 years old I have more adventures under my belt then most have in a lifetime. Being home schooled allowed me the time and freedom needed to pursue my passion for dog mushing. As time-demanding as mushing is, I skillfully balanced the hours spent with my dogs with the hours spent in the books, allowing me to successfully graduate with a 4.0 g.p.a. From the age of thirteen I have worked for my family's business doing construction, home maintenance and remodeling in order to support my love of mushing. Working with my father in the off-season has become especially ...
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