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Corb Lund

El Viejo

    The band, Franny and I produced it ourselves in my living room with no adults present. It's all acoustic, not an electric lick on the album... banjos and mandos and string basses and stripped-down drums. I put a ton of work into the tunes and I'm pretty proud of this batch. Had a little help from my old co-writing pal Jaida Dreyer on a couple, also wrote a good one with my screenwriter buddy, Brian Koppelman. Lots of gambling songs and lots of minor keys. And my band guys absolutely killed it too, they're all badasses.

    I'm dedicating the record to my old compadre, Ian Tyson, who passed away a few months back. I've named the album for him as well. 'El Viejo', or 'the old one' is what our mutual friend Tom Russell took to calling him in later years. The title track is a pretty special one for us.

    We had a blast making this thing, and we hope you enjoy it too." - Corb Lund

    TRACK LISTING

    1. The Cardplayers
    2. I Had It All
    3. Was Fort Worth Worth It?
    4. Out On A Win
    5. Redneck Rehab
    6. El Viejo (for Ian)
    7. When The Game Gets Hot
    8. Girl With The Stratocaster
    9. It Takes Practice
    10. Insha’Allah
    11. Old Familiar Drunken Feeling

    The Replacements

    Songs For Slim

      Constructed in order to raise money for former Replacements guitarist Slim Dunlap's medical costs. Replacements members Paul Westerberg and Tommy Stinson reunited and recorded an original Slim Dunlap song plus three additional covers. Original Replacements drummer Chris Mars also recorded a Slim cover and all five tracks were combined on this limited vinyl-only release.

      TRACK LISTING

      1. Busted Up
      2. Radio Hook Word Hit
      3. I'm Not Sayin'
      4. Lost Highway 
      5. Everything's Coming Up Roses

      All Them Witches

      Sleeping Through The War - Deluxe With Tascam Demos

        Disc 1 is the standard album. Disc 2 are demos from the original recording session featuring 7 demo tracks recorded in the band's garage on a reel-to-reel Tascam 388. Pressed on limited edition Green/Black Swirl Vinyl.

        Produced by Dave Cobb (Chris Stapleton, Sturgill Simpson, Rival Sons) and mixed/engineered by UK-bred young-gun Eddie Spear, All Them Witches' Sleeping Through The War is the quartet's most bold and well-crafted record to date. The album's creation marks the first time in the band's history that a record was written before entering the studio. This process allowed for an alignment of the band's art, desire and time. Convening in Nashville for only six days after a year of relentlessly touring their New West Records debut Dying Surfer Meets His Maker, the band's spirit coalesced in a rhythm of statement and melody that simply needs to be heard... repeatedly. With the guidance of Cobb and Spear, Sleeping Through The War captures the truest energy of the group, full blast, fun and contemplative. The record was made with volume in mind.

        TRACK LISTING

        1. Bulls
        2. Don't Bring Me Coffee
        3. Bruce Lee
        4. 3-5-7
        5. Am I Going Up? 
        6. Alabaster
        7. Cowboy Kirk
        8. Internet
        9. Bruce Lee (Demo)
        10 .Cowboy Kirk (Demo) 
        11. Alabaster (Demo)
        12. Bulls Intro (Demo)
        13. Punk Jam (Demo)
        14. 3-5-7 (Demo)
        15. Internet (Demo)

        Steve Earle & The Dukes

        Jerry Jeff

          Steve Earle has been creating intimate and personal music for well over four decades now. His songwriting has wound itself along a path from Texas to Tennessee and his education came in the form of learning from the best. 2009"s Grammy-nominated record, Townes was a tribute to his dear friend and mentor, Townes Van Zandt. Ten years later Earle released, Guy. An album concentrated on paying homage to the late Guy Clark and the indelible friendship that they had formed in stories told through song. 2022 welcomes the release of Jerry Jeff. A 10-song collection of songs written by the gypsy songman, Jerry Jeff Walker. Featuring hits like, 'Mr Bojangles' and 'Gettin' By', Earle and The Dukes honor the late Texan by amplifying the concept and sound of each song with a full-band recording.

          TRACK LISTING

          1. Gettin' By
          2. Gypsy Songman
          3. Little Bird
          4. I Makes Money (Money Don't Make Me)
          5. Mr Bojangles
          6. Hill Country Rain
          7. Charlie Dunn
          8. My Old Man
          9. Wheel
          10. Old Road

          The power of words isn’t lost on longstanding Americana triumvirate The Devil Makes Three - Pete Bernhard, Lucia Turino and Cooper McBean. For as much as they remain rooted in troubadour traditions of wandering folk, Delta blues, whiskey-soaked ragtime and reckless rock ‘n’ roll, the band nod to the revolutionary unrest of author James Baldwin, the noholds barred disillusionment of Ernest Hemingway and Southern Gothic malaise of Flannery O’Connor.

          In that respect, their sixth full-length and first original material since 2013, ‘Chains Are Broken’ resembles a dusty leatherbound book of short stories from some bygone era. As the band began writing ideas for the record they veered off the proverbial path creatively. 

          Instead of their typical revolving cast of collaborators, The Devil Makes Three stuck to the signature power trio, with one addition. This time they invited touring drummer Stefan Amidon to power the bulk of the percussion.

          Another first, they retreated to Sonic Ranch Studios in El Paso, TX a stone’s throw from the Mexican border to record with producer Ted Hutt (Dropkick Murphys).

          The incorporation of new sounds as well as the experimentation in space finds The Devil Makes Three crafting a new yet still familiar sound. Coupled with a continued focus on in-depth lyricism that tells a story in every song, ‘Chains Are Broken’ is a liberating, rump-shaking collection of past, present and future.

          TRACK LISTING

          Chains Are Broken
          Pray For Rain
          Paint My Face
          Can’t Stop
          Need To Lose
          All Is Quiet
          Bad Idea
          Deep Down
          Native Son
          Castles
          Curtains Rise


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