If the last post did not contain enough Chris Mills for you check out this performance! Here's Robbie Fulks covering one of Mills' songs titled "Chris Mills Is Living The Dream."
Enjoy!
Monday, December 06, 2010
Sunday, December 05, 2010
Review: Chris Mills - Fred's Six Feet Under - St. Louis, MO - 12/04/2010
Although there was no doorman and I did not have to provide a password to gain entry, Fred Friction's Six Feet Under is part speakeasy and part hanging out with your friends in an old basement with no authority figures to ruin your fun. Shortly after my arrival and pleasantries were exchanged with Chris Mills and old friends, Mr. Friction became taskmaster and forced Mills to start his show for our host (complete with beer bottle cap necklace) was due at Off Broadway for the Uncle Tupelo tribute show happening the same evening.
With no new release since Living In The Aftermath (Ernest Jenning Record Co., 2008), the Brooklyn based Mills stuck to a rough outline of a set list while taking requests and heckles from the audience - mostly via our host Friction himself. Demonstrating his self-deprecating humor, Mills strummed and joked his way through a 90 minute, nineteen song set. Wielding only a Guild acoustic guitar, capo, strong voice and a Pabst Blue Ribbon for good measure, the set included his variety of witty, upbeat Pop/Rock songs and achingly beautiful ballads full of pain, melancholy and sorrow.
Playing his first St. Louis date in four years in front of a roaring television simulated fireplace, Mills seemed relaxed, comfortable and in good spirits while stripping his songs to the bare bones with just his voice and acoustic guitar. With only his voice, he improvised subtle nuances by adding horn parts and melodies that richly enhanced his last two records. Lacking the sheer power of the full band, Mills voice bore much of the responsibility for conveying the melody, vibe, and laid bare feelings that many of his songs possess. For his effort, the audience - mostly full of childhood friends, parents and friends - thanked Mills for his work with strong applause and appreciation.
The solo performance, however, enhanced subtleties of the artist that are often lost in the setting of a full band performance. Between songs he told stories of his day job instructing children in music education and taking trips to Europe to teach Norwegian children about American protest music. In the future if Norway goes to war with Sweden or Finland we'll know who to blame. Next, Mills told the story of time he was back in the area working at St. Louis based Imo's Pizza and folding pizza boxes when a co-worker asked him what he was up to and Mills recounted how he was back living with his parents and working this job contemplating his next move. The co-worker replied, "You must be living the dream" and the basis of a new song was born as he launched into "Chris Mills Is Living The Dream." From there Mills jumped back in time nearly a decade and a half to tell the story of his now younger 22 year old self writing the song "Fresh Young Mouth" after his attraction to a much older bartender went unrequited. Later, he received big laughs recounting the tale of receiving word last year from a television writer only days before air that his song, "Such A Beautiful Thing", was to be featured in an episode of the CBS drama Criminal Minds titled "Cradle To The Grave." Mills excitement was dashed after asking his wife to spread the word to family and friends only to find out that the episode dealt with a crazed maniac who kidnapped women and forcing them to have sex and children with him killing all in the end. Finally, during the middle of "You Are My Favorite Song", the crowd was treated to a short tale of how one of Mills' successful songwriting friends had advised that the tempo change to a waltz in the middle of the song matching the lyric did not work. Mills reply was that he was leaving the song as written because he felt, "his audience was smart enough to catch the reference."
While the majority of his performance was highlighted by material from the last two albums, the set list featured songs from each of his full length albums and even included a few new songs. The choice of songs represented his career well, and seemed apropos, when near the end Mills told the gathering he will be touring to promote a ten year retrospective next year and plans a St. Louis date. Here's hoping that the budget will allow for a full band tear-the-roof-off performance and some more new material to showcase alongside some old favorites.
Set list:
Untitled #1
A Farewell To Arms
In The Time Of Cholera
Suicide Note
The Silver Line
Chris Mills Is Living The Dream
Escape from New York
Blackbirds
Constellations
Fresh Young Mouth
Brand New Day
New song - When We Were Young
New song - Try Not To Die
Watch Chain
New song - Last Days
Such A Beautiful Thing
Atom Smashers
You Are My Favorite Song
Calling All Comrades
Below are included a few performances to give you an idea of his music and the night. Enjoy!
Below are included a few performances to give you an idea of his music and the night. Enjoy!
Check out My Space to listen to songs from Living In The Aftermath.
Saturday, December 04, 2010
Happy Birthday Chris Hillman!
Forty six years ago The Byrds had just changed their band name from The Jet Set and were rehearsing songs at World Pacific Studios in Los Angeles under the tutelage of producer Jim Dickson. Chris Hillman had joined Jim (later Roger) McGuinn, Gene Clark, and David Crosby's folk group to play bass guitar in a new Rock 'n Roll group. Balanced out by Michael Clarke on drums, The Byrds were signed to Columbia Records on November 10, 1964, but the contract originally only included McGuinn, Clark, and Crosby. For Hillman it was the beginning of a long musical career that lasts into today.
The Byrds first recording session for Columbia Records on January 25, 1965 was only for a single. The A side contained the Bob Dylan composition "Mr. Tambourine Man" and the Gene Clark original "I Knew I'd Want You" took the B side. Producer Terry Melcher hired The Wrecking Crew, an L.A. group of studio musicians responsible for the music on many 1960's hits. Only Roger McGuinn was allowed to play his signature Rickenbacker guitar on the tracks.
Here's the second television appearance ever by The Byrds on Hullabaloo from May 8, 1965.
After Clark left The Byrds in 1966, Hillman took a stronger role in the group and even wrote four of the songs on Younger Than Yesterday (1967).
After his stint in The Byrds, Hillman went on to form The Flying Burrito Brothers with ex-Byrd
Gram Parsons. Next Hillman went on to participate in the Stephen Stills project, Manassas, and even regroup with the original members of The Byrds for swan song album in 1973. Later, Hillman was part of Souther-Hillman-Furay, McGuinn-Clark-Hillman, and The Desert Rose Band. Hope you're having a good one Chris!
The Byrds first recording session for Columbia Records on January 25, 1965 was only for a single. The A side contained the Bob Dylan composition "Mr. Tambourine Man" and the Gene Clark original "I Knew I'd Want You" took the B side. Producer Terry Melcher hired The Wrecking Crew, an L.A. group of studio musicians responsible for the music on many 1960's hits. Only Roger McGuinn was allowed to play his signature Rickenbacker guitar on the tracks.
Here's the second television appearance ever by The Byrds on Hullabaloo from May 8, 1965.
After Clark left The Byrds in 1966, Hillman took a stronger role in the group and even wrote four of the songs on Younger Than Yesterday (1967).
After his stint in The Byrds, Hillman went on to form The Flying Burrito Brothers with ex-Byrd
Gram Parsons. Next Hillman went on to participate in the Stephen Stills project, Manassas, and even regroup with the original members of The Byrds for swan song album in 1973. Later, Hillman was part of Souther-Hillman-Furay, McGuinn-Clark-Hillman, and The Desert Rose Band. Hope you're having a good one Chris!
Friday, December 03, 2010
Happy Birthday Ozzy!
It took a lot of water to down just that fucking bat's head, let me tell you. It's still stuck in my fucking throat, after all these years. People all over the world say, 'You're the guy who kills creatures? You still do it? You do it every night?' It happened fucking once, for Christ's sake. - Ozzy Osbourne
Sending out birthday wishes to the Prince Of Darkness, John Michael "Ozzy" Osbourne on his 62nd birthday. Say what you will about Ozzy now, but before he abused himself for years with untold substances this guy could rock -- hard. Growing up with classic rock radio you could see the huge influence that Sabbath had on younger bands. An unabashed Beatles fan, Ozzy helped create a whole sub-genre of Rock 'n Roll. From metal to punk, and rock to thrash, Ozzy is an icon. In the early 1980's it was subversive and taboo to like Heavy Metal. Listening to Sabbath and Ozzy solo records in the basement with the lights off and candles glowing was a rite of passage. Music can take you to another place and scare your parents is a good thing when you're young!
Check out these clips of "Iron Man" and "Paranoid" by Black Sabbath from a concert in Paris, France in 1970.
Sending out birthday wishes to the Prince Of Darkness, John Michael "Ozzy" Osbourne on his 62nd birthday. Say what you will about Ozzy now, but before he abused himself for years with untold substances this guy could rock -- hard. Growing up with classic rock radio you could see the huge influence that Sabbath had on younger bands. An unabashed Beatles fan, Ozzy helped create a whole sub-genre of Rock 'n Roll. From metal to punk, and rock to thrash, Ozzy is an icon. In the early 1980's it was subversive and taboo to like Heavy Metal. Listening to Sabbath and Ozzy solo records in the basement with the lights off and candles glowing was a rite of passage. Music can take you to another place and scare your parents is a good thing when you're young!
Check out these clips of "Iron Man" and "Paranoid" by Black Sabbath from a concert in Paris, France in 1970.
Thursday, December 02, 2010
New Buffalo Tom Record Due Out February 2011
Cover art for new album by Buffalo Tom titled Skins
Anyone who knows me well knows that I am a huge fan of Buffalo Tom. I latched onto this Boston based band around 1992 and have been a loyal listener ever since. Their albums Let Me Come Over (1992), Big Red Letter Day (1993) and Sleepy Eyed (1995) became classics alongside other 1990's acts that had their starts in the late 1980's or early 1990's like Pavement, Superchunk, Sebadoh, Yo La Tengo, Teenage Fanclub, and Uncle Tupelo. In fact, two of my favorite shows of all time were performances Buffalo Tom gave at the late, great Mississippi Nights in St. Louis, MO in 1993 and 1995.
So, when I read last winter that Buffalo Tom was in the studio working on a new album I immediately started anticipating their new album. That wait is now over. The new record, Skins, their first album since their 2007 release Three Easy Pieces will be released on their new label Scrawny Records on February 15, 2011. Skins was produced by the band in their hometown of Boston, MA, and mixed by long-time friends Paul Q. Kolderie (known for his work at Fort Apache) and Tom Polce. Kolderie produced the band’s breakout third album, 1992’s Let Me Come Over and Polce produced 2007's Three Easy Pieces. In addition to the regular edition of the album on CD and vinyl there will be a deluxe edition with demos, B-sides, and a postcard. The first single, "Arise, Watch" was premiered this past Monday at Stereogum. Check out the track here. The album also features the track “Don’t Forget Me,” a collaboration with another Boston icon, Tanya Donnelly (Throwing Muses, The Breeders, Belly).
Here’s the tracklist for the regular edition:
01 “Arise, Watch”
02 “She’s Not Your Thing”
03 “Down”
04 “Don’t Forget Me”
05 “Guilty Girls”
06 “Miss Barren Brooks”
07 “Paper Knife”
08 “Here I Come”
09 “Lost Weekend”
10 “The Hawks & The Sparrows”
11 “The Big Light”
12 “The Kids Just Sleep”
13 “Out of The Dark”
For some thoughts on the new album and the direction of the band from guitarist/singer, Bill Janovitz, check out this interview from The Alternate Side. For a more private look at Janovitz, please check out his blog. When he's not working his day job in real estate, Janovitz also finds time to write about his life and music and includes great stories with his versions of some of his favorite songs. Finally, you can find the group on Twitter and Facebook.
Wednesday, December 01, 2010
Happy Hanukkah Everybody!
The Hanukkah holiday has started early this year and runs from December 1 to 9. Enjoy this now famous song written by Adam Sandler for the classic Weekend Update skit on Saturday Night Live being performed by the one and only Neil Diamond!
For me, I wish I was in Hoboken, NJ at Maxwell's to catch one of the shows by Yo La Tengo over the next eight nights!
2011 St. Louis Record & CD Shows
The dates for the 2011 St. Louis Record and CD Shows have been released. This show is for you if you love vinyl (45's and LP's), compact discs, 78 RPM records, videos, rare items, and more. If you haven't been to one of these shows check out the video made by Lo Fi St. Louis from You Tube at the bottom of the post for a glimpse of what the show is like.
Where:
American Czech Hall
4690 Landsdowne (at Kingshighway)
St. Louis, Missouri, USA
Dates: (All shows on Sundays)
January 9
March 6
May 1
July 10
September 11
November 6
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Admission: $3.00
Early Bird: $5.00 (8:30 a.m.)
Table Fee: $35.00 (set up 8:30 a.m.)
Click on the link to this post for the Official St. Louis Record and CD Show website
For Information send an e-mail
You can also find their page on Facebook
Where:
American Czech Hall
4690 Landsdowne (at Kingshighway)
St. Louis, Missouri, USA
Dates: (All shows on Sundays)
January 9
March 6
May 1
July 10
September 11
November 6
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Admission: $3.00
Early Bird: $5.00 (8:30 a.m.)
Table Fee: $35.00 (set up 8:30 a.m.)
Click on the link to this post for the Official St. Louis Record and CD Show website
For Information send an e-mail
You can also find their page on Facebook
Monday, November 29, 2010
Release Dates - December, January, & February
Dec 7
Feist - Look At What The Light Did Now [DVD/CD]
Jefferson Airplane - Live at The Fillmore Auditorium 10/15/66: Late Show: Signe's Farewell
Jefferson Airplane - Live at The Fillmore Auditorium 10/16/66: Early & Late Shows: Grace's Debut
Jefferson Airplane - Live at The Fillmore Auditorium 11/25/66 & 11/27/66: We Have Ignition 11/27/66: We Have Ignition [2 CD's]
Jefferson Airplane - Return To The Matrix 2/1/68 [2 CD's]
Ministry - And The Co-Conspirators: Undercover
Modest Mouse - Fruit That Ate Itself [Vinyl]
The Mynabirds - All I Want Is Truth [Single]
Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine: 2010 Remaster [Vinyl & CD]
Ohio Knox - S/T [CD reissue of obscure 1971 album]
Radioseed - There Has To Be More [Peter Wikstr"m of Ecovillage]
Ravi Shankar & George Harrison - Collaborations [3 CD/ 1 DVD] [Limited Edition]
Sufjan Stevens - All Delighted People [EP]
Two Cow Garage - Sweet Saint Me
Various Artists - Circus Days: Pop Psych Obscurities 1966-1972 [6 CD's]
Dec 14
Ryan Adams And The Cardinals - III/IV [Vinyl & CD]
Kid Rock - Born Free [2 LP / Bonus CD]
Phish - Alpine Valley: 2010 [2 CD / 2 DVD]
Brian Setzer Orchestra - It's Gonna Rock Cause That's What I Do [Blu Ray]
Sonic Youth - Sister [180 gram Vinyl]
Sonic Youth - Bad Moon Rising [180 gram Vinyl]
Teenage Fanclub - Bandwagonesque [180 gram Vinyl]
Van Halen - II [180 gram Vinyl]
Van Halen - Women and Children First [180 gram Vinyl]
Van Halen - 1984 [180 gram Vinyl]
Dec 21
June Carter Cash - Press On
Ride - Nowhere [180 gram Vinyl]
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Runnin' Down A Dream [Blu Ray]
Tom Waits - Closing Time [180 gram Vinyl]
Tom Waits - The Heart Of Saturday Night [180 gram Vinyl]
Tom Waits - Nighthawks At The Diner [180 gram Vinyl]
Tom Waits - Small Change [180 gram Vinyl]
Jan 4
Creedence Clearwater Revival - Mardi Gras: 40th Anniversary Edition
Jan 11
Edie Brickell - S/T
Cage The Elephant - Thank You Happy Birthday [Vinyl & CD]
Cake - Showroom Of Compassion [Vinyl & CD]
Cure - Entreat Plus [Vinyl]
Get Up Kids - Automatic [Vinyl]
Jimmy Eat World - The Lowdown
Queens Of The Stone Age - S/T
The Stooges - Thousand Lights: Live In 1970 [Import CD]
T-Model Ford and Gravelroad - Taledragger [Vinyl & CD]
Tapes 'n Tapes - Outside [Vinyl & CD]
Wire - Red Barked Tree [Vinyl & CD]
Punk Attitude (DVD)
Jan 18
Gregg Allman - Low Country Blues
The Allman Brothers - S.U.N.Y. at Stonybrook 9/19/71 [Limited Edition]
Dennis Brown - At Joe Gibbs
The Carrier - Blind To What Is Right
The Decemberists - The King Is Dead [Vinyl, CD, Super Deluxe CD]
Dolorean - The Unfazed
Dragged Into Sunlight - Hatred For Mankind
Jae - Balls & Kittens Draught & Strangling Rain
The Jayhawks - Hollywood Town Hall [Vinyl]
The Jayhawks - Hollywood Town Hall [Expanded Edition]
The Jayhawks - Tomorrow The Green Grass [Vinyl]
The Jayhawks - Tomorrow The Green Grass [Legacy Edition] (2 CD's)
Less Than Jake - Hello Rockview
Less Than Jake - Losing Streak
Mudhoney - Head On The Curb [Vinyl]
Night Ranger - Authorized Bootleg: Live Marquette Michigan 8/8/84
Robert Pollard - Space City Kicks [Vinyl & CD]
Social Distortion - Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes [Vinyl]
Sparklehorse - Vivadixiesubmarinetr [Vinyl]
Sparklehorse - Good Morning Spider [Vinyl]
White Lies - Ritual
Jason D. Williams - Killer Instincts
Jan 25
Caroline - Verdugo Hills
The Ex - Catch My Shoe
Gang Of Four - Content
Amos Lee - Mission Bell
Lynn Miles - Fall For Beauty
Motorhead - World Is Yours
Pearl Jam - Death On Two Legs
Vagrants - I Can't Make A Friend 1965-1968
Woven Hand - Threshing Floor [Former 16 Horsepower singer]
Young The Giant - S/T
Robin Zander - Countryside Blvd. [Cheap Trick singer]
13th Floor Elevators - Easter Everywhere [Reissue]
Various - Rarest Rockabilly Album In The World Ever
Feb 1
David Lowery - The Palace Guards [1st Solo Record]
Feb 8
Elvis Costello - Pomp & Pout: The Universal Years
Feb 15
Bright Eyes - The People's Key
Buffalo Tom - Skins [CD & Vinyl]
Hayes Carll - Kmag Yoyo [Vinyl]
Drive By Truckers - Go Go Boots
Feb 22
It's A Long Way... (DVD)
Mar 1
Lucinda Williams - Blessed
Feist - Look At What The Light Did Now [DVD/CD]
Jefferson Airplane - Live at The Fillmore Auditorium 10/15/66: Late Show: Signe's Farewell
Jefferson Airplane - Live at The Fillmore Auditorium 10/16/66: Early & Late Shows: Grace's Debut
Jefferson Airplane - Live at The Fillmore Auditorium 11/25/66 & 11/27/66: We Have Ignition 11/27/66: We Have Ignition [2 CD's]
Jefferson Airplane - Return To The Matrix 2/1/68 [2 CD's]
Ministry - And The Co-Conspirators: Undercover
Modest Mouse - Fruit That Ate Itself [Vinyl]
The Mynabirds - All I Want Is Truth [Single]
Nine Inch Nails - Pretty Hate Machine: 2010 Remaster [Vinyl & CD]
Ohio Knox - S/T [CD reissue of obscure 1971 album]
Radioseed - There Has To Be More [Peter Wikstr"m of Ecovillage]
Ravi Shankar & George Harrison - Collaborations [3 CD/ 1 DVD] [Limited Edition]
Sufjan Stevens - All Delighted People [EP]
Two Cow Garage - Sweet Saint Me
Various Artists - Circus Days: Pop Psych Obscurities 1966-1972 [6 CD's]
Dec 14
Ryan Adams And The Cardinals - III/IV [Vinyl & CD]
Kid Rock - Born Free [2 LP / Bonus CD]
Phish - Alpine Valley: 2010 [2 CD / 2 DVD]
Brian Setzer Orchestra - It's Gonna Rock Cause That's What I Do [Blu Ray]
Sonic Youth - Sister [180 gram Vinyl]
Sonic Youth - Bad Moon Rising [180 gram Vinyl]
Teenage Fanclub - Bandwagonesque [180 gram Vinyl]
Van Halen - II [180 gram Vinyl]
Van Halen - Women and Children First [180 gram Vinyl]
Van Halen - 1984 [180 gram Vinyl]
Dec 21
June Carter Cash - Press On
Ride - Nowhere [180 gram Vinyl]
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Runnin' Down A Dream [Blu Ray]
Tom Waits - Closing Time [180 gram Vinyl]
Tom Waits - The Heart Of Saturday Night [180 gram Vinyl]
Tom Waits - Nighthawks At The Diner [180 gram Vinyl]
Tom Waits - Small Change [180 gram Vinyl]
Jan 4
Creedence Clearwater Revival - Mardi Gras: 40th Anniversary Edition
Jan 11
Edie Brickell - S/T
Cage The Elephant - Thank You Happy Birthday [Vinyl & CD]
Cake - Showroom Of Compassion [Vinyl & CD]
Cure - Entreat Plus [Vinyl]
Get Up Kids - Automatic [Vinyl]
Jimmy Eat World - The Lowdown
Queens Of The Stone Age - S/T
The Stooges - Thousand Lights: Live In 1970 [Import CD]
T-Model Ford and Gravelroad - Taledragger [Vinyl & CD]
Tapes 'n Tapes - Outside [Vinyl & CD]
Wire - Red Barked Tree [Vinyl & CD]
Punk Attitude (DVD)
Jan 18
Gregg Allman - Low Country Blues
The Allman Brothers - S.U.N.Y. at Stonybrook 9/19/71 [Limited Edition]
Dennis Brown - At Joe Gibbs
The Carrier - Blind To What Is Right
The Decemberists - The King Is Dead [Vinyl, CD, Super Deluxe CD]
Dolorean - The Unfazed
Dragged Into Sunlight - Hatred For Mankind
Jae - Balls & Kittens Draught & Strangling Rain
The Jayhawks - Hollywood Town Hall [Vinyl]
The Jayhawks - Hollywood Town Hall [Expanded Edition]
The Jayhawks - Tomorrow The Green Grass [Vinyl]
The Jayhawks - Tomorrow The Green Grass [Legacy Edition] (2 CD's)
Less Than Jake - Hello Rockview
Less Than Jake - Losing Streak
Mudhoney - Head On The Curb [Vinyl]
Night Ranger - Authorized Bootleg: Live Marquette Michigan 8/8/84
Robert Pollard - Space City Kicks [Vinyl & CD]
Social Distortion - Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes [Vinyl]
Sparklehorse - Vivadixiesubmarinetr [Vinyl]
Sparklehorse - Good Morning Spider [Vinyl]
White Lies - Ritual
Jason D. Williams - Killer Instincts
Jan 25
Caroline - Verdugo Hills
The Ex - Catch My Shoe
Gang Of Four - Content
Amos Lee - Mission Bell
Lynn Miles - Fall For Beauty
Motorhead - World Is Yours
Pearl Jam - Death On Two Legs
Vagrants - I Can't Make A Friend 1965-1968
Woven Hand - Threshing Floor [Former 16 Horsepower singer]
Young The Giant - S/T
Robin Zander - Countryside Blvd. [Cheap Trick singer]
13th Floor Elevators - Easter Everywhere [Reissue]
Various - Rarest Rockabilly Album In The World Ever
Feb 1
David Lowery - The Palace Guards [1st Solo Record]
Feb 8
Elvis Costello - Pomp & Pout: The Universal Years
Feb 15
Bright Eyes - The People's Key
Buffalo Tom - Skins [CD & Vinyl]
Hayes Carll - Kmag Yoyo [Vinyl]
Drive By Truckers - Go Go Boots
Feb 22
It's A Long Way... (DVD)
Mar 1
Lucinda Williams - Blessed
Thursday, October 07, 2010
Going On A Road Trip
Road trip record store finds
Mad City Music Exchange
Madison, WI
10/07/10
LP's
Justin Townes Earle - Harlem River Blues (free mp3 download)
Grand Archives - S/T (free download & 7")
Spirit Assembly - Welcome To Lancaster County...
CD's
Belle and Sebastian - The BBC Sessions (Ltd. Edition 2 cd set)
The Avett Brothers - Mignonette
45's
Elvis Costello & the Attractions - Live At Hollywood High
Alison & accidents Will Happen b/w Watching The Detectives
Columbia, 1978 - demonstration copy
Elvis Costello & the Attractions - Live At Hollywood High
Pump It Up b/w Lip Service & Waiting For The End Of The World
Hip-O Records, 2010
Court Yard Hounds & Jacob Dylan split 7"
See You In The Spring b/w Everybody's Hurting
Columbia, 2010
The Bobby Fuller Four
I Fought The Law b/w Little Annie Lou
Mustang Records
Ronnie Hawkins
Cold, Cold Heart b/w Nobody's Loneaome For Me
Roulette Records - radio station copy
Bruce Springsteen
Born To Run b/w Meeting Across The River
Columbia, 1975
Telekinesis
Dirty Thing b/w Non-toxic & The Drawback
Merge,2010
ZZ Top
LaGrange b/w Just Got Paid
London, 1973 - mono
Mad City Music Exchange
Madison, WI
10/07/10
LP's
Justin Townes Earle - Harlem River Blues (free mp3 download)
Grand Archives - S/T (free download & 7")
Spirit Assembly - Welcome To Lancaster County...
CD's
Belle and Sebastian - The BBC Sessions (Ltd. Edition 2 cd set)
The Avett Brothers - Mignonette
45's
Elvis Costello & the Attractions - Live At Hollywood High
Alison & accidents Will Happen b/w Watching The Detectives
Columbia, 1978 - demonstration copy
Elvis Costello & the Attractions - Live At Hollywood High
Pump It Up b/w Lip Service & Waiting For The End Of The World
Hip-O Records, 2010
Court Yard Hounds & Jacob Dylan split 7"
See You In The Spring b/w Everybody's Hurting
Columbia, 2010
The Bobby Fuller Four
I Fought The Law b/w Little Annie Lou
Mustang Records
Ronnie Hawkins
Cold, Cold Heart b/w Nobody's Loneaome For Me
Roulette Records - radio station copy
Bruce Springsteen
Born To Run b/w Meeting Across The River
Columbia, 1975
Telekinesis
Dirty Thing b/w Non-toxic & The Drawback
Merge,2010
ZZ Top
LaGrange b/w Just Got Paid
London, 1973 - mono
Friday, July 09, 2010
Lunch Hour Used CD Finds
Found a selection of new and old stuff while at Euclid Records over lunch.
Belle And Sebastian - Dear Catastrophe Waitresses (finally found this used!)
Roky Erickson with Okkervil River -
The Mynabirds - What We Lose In The Fire We Gain In The Flood
Nico - Chelsea Girl
The Rolling Stones - Exile On Main St. [Deluxe Edition]
Teenage Fanclub - Grand Prix (Why didn't I have this album before?)
Teenage Fanclub - Shadows
Telekinesis - S/T
Belle And Sebastian - Dear Catastrophe Waitresses (finally found this used!)
Roky Erickson with Okkervil River -
The Mynabirds - What We Lose In The Fire We Gain In The Flood
Nico - Chelsea Girl
The Rolling Stones - Exile On Main St. [Deluxe Edition]
Teenage Fanclub - Grand Prix (Why didn't I have this album before?)
Teenage Fanclub - Shadows
Telekinesis - S/T
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