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AMY ALLISON
Everything And Nothing
Too "Much has been made of New Yorker Amy Allison`s very distinctive voice
- described by one UK national paper as sounding like Lisa Simpson after singing
lessons. But for those searching for something a bit different, Allison`s delivery
- pitched somewhere between Emmylou Harris` breathier Red Dirt Girl moments and
Victoria Williams` twang - won`t put you off. For those already accustomed to
her voice, Everything And Nothing Too will prove a treat. Warm, lush melodies
drive songs like `Don`t Go To Sleep`, and the lilting `Her Hair Was Red`, backed
by some great playing from guitarist David Scott who also produced the record.
The ballads...prove the strongest tracks of the record. Allison also exhibits
Anglophillic tendencies with `Heart Of London` and a cover of the Morrissey classic
`Everyday Is Like Sunday`. Yet as soon as that cover fades, another begins as
Allison takes on her father`s `Was` with much success. It proves to be the standout
track on the record and Mose Allison joins his daughter on the recording, providing
understated but compelling piano runs. This is fruitful ground for both father
and daughter and proves the perfect way to sign off a great album." (8 out
of 10) Nic Fildes, Americana-UK.com (Cheaters World)
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HAYMAKER
Beyond The Break
 Haymaker's
previous release was Music From Ed's House, recorded at the band's drummer's home.
Illness forced drummer Ed Heavener to leave the band while they were in preparation
for this album, the band's second. Heavener's illness and subsequent death provides
the thematic backbone for Beyond The Break. The band explores life's unplanned
avenues, the travails of getting older, loss, and, importantly, finding a resolve
to go forward despite all of the obstacles. Buoyed by a California-esque roots-pop
sound, Haymaker layered catchy melodies and chiming, jangly guitars on top of
the heartbreak. It is unfortunate that anyone has to go through the pain of losing
a friend. Haymaker found a way to channel that loss into a compelling musical
cycle. -- Jeff Weiss, Miles of Music (Honey Bucket Records)
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LOU
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American Disaster EP
 The
move to Nashville and partnering up with Jack Hale (producer, Johnny Cash) has
focused Lou Vargo's songwriting moving him closer to the spirit of Townes, Clark,
and Earle. Vargo, the former frontman for rough-and-tumble Texas roots rock band
Four Mile Mule, delivers a crisp EP of emotionally revealing, personal songs.
His weathered voice perfectly accompanies his reflective tales and acoustic guitar.
The goal with this release, according to Vargo, was to create a handful of great
songs, as opposed to getting enough music to fill an album. Hale kept Vargo on
track with these five terrific songs. -- Jeff Weiss, Miles of Music (self-released)
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DAVE DESMELIK
Unheard of
There is an old-soul lurking inside this Alphraetta, GA native. Dave Desmelik`s
warm and weary vocals channel the plain-spoken Florida legend Ronny Elliot and
Texas songwriter James McMurtry. Desmelik`s music comes off as understated, even
with a frequently smoking lead guitar. Desmelik uses the phrase, "steady
and slow" in "My Old Machine." The phrase could be applied to Desmelik`s
work as a whole. There is a warm, gentleness to his work that makes this record
so satisfying. -- Jeff Weiss, Miles of Music (self-released)
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MATHEW GRIMM & THE RED SMEAR
Dawn`s Early Apocalypse
Matthew "Banger" Grimm, principal songwriter of New York`s Hangdogs,
offers an unflinching look under the plastic coated complacency shield of America`s
political coverall. Tart, biting, with kid gloves left in the bin, Grimm describes
his new material as art that "punches you in the throat." He doesn`t
mince words and he doesn`t excuse the "blue" language, because that`s
the way he talks. But when he sings lines like "Before the meek claim our
inheritance you`d better `Kill The Poor`", you clearly sense the sharp irony
imbued in his anti-holy war ode. And with his now familiar nasal-y twang, he vents
a roots-punk protest record of entertaining weight; the heady stuff you would
expect from a graduate of political science and journalism. And, no doubt, from
a bar room demonstrator such as he. Grimm now resides in Iowa City, where he can
blatantly exorcise -- with crunchy guitar in hand - his First Amendment rights
with the help of band members Jason Berge, Matt Winegardner and Eric Straumanis.
Produced by Peter Lubin and Pete Anderson, the rockin` Dawn`s Early Apocalypse
also features support from Charles Pettus (Tears For Fears), Doug Pettibone (Lucinda
Williams) and Dusty Wakeman (Dwight Yoakam). -- Robinson, Miles Of Music (self-released)
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HAUNT
As Blue As Your Dying Eyes
Matthew Hebert`s (ex-Ware River Club) new project continues the splendor of his
previous efforts. Hebert`s ragged voice and this Northampton, MA band, featuring
members of the Scud Mountain Boys, combine to play an elegant country-rock. The
result is Hebert`s biting, confessional lyrics are pushed out front. Melodic and
immediate, it is obvious from first listen that the band has created a terrific
record for those that are fans of the melancholy Replacements sound. -- Jeff Weiss,
Miles of Music (Faux Paus)
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RICHARD MARCH
Levee Road
Jackson Griffith, the erstwhile editor of Pulse magazine, wrote "[Richard
March] is at the forefront of Sacramento`s recent explosion of first-rate Americana
acts. A homegrown John Hartford, with a firm grasp of American folk, bluegrass,
and the iconography of rolling boxcars, and Dylan-esque political jeremiads, March
at times sounds like a bluegrass Waylon." March`s voice is full of soul,
reminiscent of a younger John Prine. as he lyrically searches for answers to life`s
questions. His backing band provides muscular support. This is how folky rock
is supposed to cover both kinds of music. -- Jeff Weiss, Miles of Music (self-released)
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COLLEEN MCFARLAND
Beautiful Lie
There is a sensuality and passion when Colleen McFarland`s smoky voice flows forth.
Michael McCall wrote in The Nashville Scene, "Like Buddy Miller or Lucinda
Williams, McFarland infuses the blues into her mid-tempo roots-rock tunes, giving
them a gritty feel and for-the-ages mysticism that keeps her lyrics from falling
into the self-obsessive indulgence of many other singer-songwriters." McFarland`s
"Beautiful Lie" is a smoldering gem. Fans of Patty Griffin will be thrilled
with this release. -- Jeff Weiss, Miles of Music (self-released)
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REX MOROUX
Royal Street Inn
Hailing from Lafayette, Louisiana, Rex Moroux (pronounced more-o) writes and performs
lush three-minute stage plays. Originally intent on writing for the stage, Moroux
found songwriting to be a "beautiful, simple and wonderfully enlightening
form." Moroux`s lyrics and subject matter draw on the literary tradition
of Southern writing. His sound, a mix of country, rock and pop, has a theatrical-feel
without being bombastic. This is more of a warm, refreshing breeze, than stifling
humidity. The 28 year old Moroux shows promise as a musician by bringing an interesting
mix of substance and style to the form. -- Jeff Weiss, Miles of Music (self released)
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MINIBAR
Desert After Rain
Hailing from Santa Monica, CA by way of the UK, Minibar successfully meld a Faces-like
barroom rollick with harmony-rich laid-back California country. Lead singer Simon
Petty`s rasp infuses the songs with a hint of sorrow, while the unheralded band
propels the music forward. The album`s title Desert After Rain suggest a wealth
of scents amongst a sparse landscape. This album captures that feeling. Fans of
roots-pop like the Wallflowers, Grand Drive and Peter Bruntnell will find Minibar`s
third full length among the elite. -- Jeff Weiss, Miles of Music (self-released)
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KAZ MURPHY
Home For Misfits
With his Lee Hazelwood-esque vocal growl, an ear for melody, and a nod to 60s
and 70s roots-pop, Kaz Murphy has created eleven songs that tell tales of ordinary
people in sometimes extraordinary circumstances. Co-produced by Rich McCulley,
Murphy slowly brings you into his dysfunctional world. Regulars Brian Young, John
Skibic, Sully Sullivan and Jacqueline Grad are joined by McCulley, Amy Farris,
Kip Boardman, Duane Jarvis and John McDuffie. -- Jeff Weiss, Miles of Music (self-released)
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PSYCHEDELIC COWBOYS
Tragic Songs and Hop A Longs
The Psychedelic Cowboys come from Los Angeles - the Los Angeles of the present
and the Los Angeles of the past, the 1960s to be more precise. The `Boys lace
country & western sounds with a laidback, hippie vibe to create both a sunny
and dusty feel. Their subtle and well-crafted songs offer an opiated glimpse into
the So. Cal country-rock scene, which would include the likes of I See Hawks In
LA, Jonny Kaplan and Beachwood Sparks. (Stone Legal)
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ECCENTRIC SOUL: Outskirts Of Deep City
Various
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a box of thought-to-be-lost Deep City master tapes turned up in Miami in January
of 2007, an idea both fascinating and ugly reared its head: Sequel. Disgusted
by the thought of merely making one record to capitalize on the success of the
first, we sought to turn the idea on its head. Instead of rehashing and expanding
upon an already established story, The Outskirts Of Deep City serves to color
in the spaces left open by its predecessor. In addition to seven previously unissued
tracks, we've added thirteen other related gems from the Solid Soul, Sun Cut,
Reedsville, Lloyd, and Concho labels. Artists include Betty Wright, Helene Smith,
Clarence Reid, James Knight & the Butlers, Snoopy Dean, the Rollers, Frank
Williams & the Rocketeers, Lynn Williams, Perk Badger, and the Rising Suns.
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Crossroads Guitar Festival 2007 (2pc)
DVD
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second Crossroads Concert, a day-long concert featuring legendary music and collaborations,
was filmed on July 28, 2007 to benefit the Crossroads Centre in Antigua. The festival
featured the music of Clapton, along with that of many other musicians, including
Jeff Beck, Sheryl Crow, Vince Gill, Buddy Guy, B.B. King, Los Lobos, John Mayer,
Willie Nelson, Robert Randolph, Robbie Robertson and more. Rhino's royalties from
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FUZZ: The Sound That Changed
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 Fuzz...
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electric guitar and the amp...what on earth does it do? Clif Taylor explores this
insane industry of noise making, from the geeky backyard "boutique"
engineers building prized and "instantly collectible" clones of terribly
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hysterical drama and outlandish controversy, these mad genius rockers fight to
the end of the Internet and back again for their right to create the perfect circuit.
Guitar God Billy Gibbons along with Jon Spencer, J.Mascis and Chris Ross from
Wolfmother, weigh in with their own insight into baddest boxes and rattiest fuzztones.
Internet forums ,"gear oriented" chat rooms and electronic product conventions
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trade is anything but free!
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LED ZEPPELIN
Song
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the lightning of Led Zeppelin's 1973 Madison Square Garden concert-and enter the
dreams and backstage lives of one of rock's all-time best-selling bands! Year:
1976 Director: Peter Clifton, Joe Massot Starring: Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John
Bonham, John Paul Jones. All 14 songs are included for the first time together
on DVD newly remastered and remixed from the original concert with 5.1 Dolby Digital.
Included are over 40 minutes of newly added features, rare interviews, and vintage
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Song
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Experience
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dreams and backstage lives of one of rock's all-time best-selling bands! Year:
1976 Director: Peter Clifton, Joe Massot Starring: Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John
Bonham, John Paul Jones. All 14 songs are included for the first time together
on DVD newly remastered and remixed from the original concert with 5.1 Dolby Digital.
Included are over 40 minutes of newly added features, rare interviews, and vintage
TV footage of the infamous Drake Hotel Robbery. (Rhino)
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NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND
Greatest Hits Live DVD
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in Orlando features The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band with special guests Stella Parton
and Gus Harding. One of the few bands to have success on both the rock and pop
as well as the country charts, The Nitty Gritty Dirt band has had hit records
in five different decades and has lasted longer than virtually any other country-based
rock group of their era. Younger contemporaries of the Byrds, they played an almost
equally important role in the transformation from folk-rock into country-rock,
and were an influence on such bands as the Eagles and Alabama. Track Listing/Features:
High Horse/Home Again In My Heart/Long Hard Road/Partners, Brothers, Friends/Cadillac
Ranch/Dance Little Jean/Randy Lynn/Scruggs Rag/Mr Bojangles/STELLA PARTON 'Standard
Lie #1' & 'Danger of a Stranger'/GUS HARDING 'Walls of Tears' & 'All Tangled
Up'. (Quantum Leap Propaganda)
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sound by Elliot Scheiner. The DVD features the complete unedited 66 minute show,
also the 44 minute broadcast version of the show, never before seen rehearsal
footage; also "something in the Way" and "Oh, Me" not originally
broadcast. Extra bonuses include the "Bare Witness" interview segment
and a photo gallery. Track Listing/Features:About a Girl/Come as You Are/Jesus
Doesn't Want Me for a Sunbeam/The Man Who Sold the World/Pennyroyal Tea/Dumb/Polly/On
a Plain/Something in the Way/ Plateau/Oh, Me/Lake of Fire/All Apologies/Where
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This
week you will read slobbering drivel, the onslaught of band documentaries, and
the Darwinian evolution of a mangler.
WE'RE
GIVING THANKS THIS WEEK. We give big picture thanks go to US for being the place
of destination for refugees. Your Jester's family could have as easily would up
settling in Cuba or Argentina which were two of the ports of call for the ship
that brought my grandparents to the western hemisphere. The Queen's ancestors
came through Ellis Island. The Mangler's ancestors were forcibly removed from
their land and pushed to reservations. I didn't say this place always worked out
well for everyone. Despite that, we all wound up in Los Angeles and here together.
We
give thanks to opportunity which was denied to our respective ancestors. Now,
Your Jester and The Queen are as entitled to make foolish business decisions just
like everyone else!
And
finally, we give thanks to you guys. Without this little enterprise that is in
its 12th year, the lives of Your Jester and The Queen would be poorer and I do
not mean financially. When we started this adventure Your Jester had barely been
out of the state of California, let alone to Europe. We have made good friends
in far off lands. Some of these will be lifelong friendships that will exist long
after the quaint notion of buying music as a physical entity has long disappeared.
The
underlying premise of MOM was that every city had a handful of like-minded individuals.
If we could bring them together we had the makings of a business. The part we
never factored in was that these people were also really interesting to talk with.
We thank you for putting up with my obsessive questioning about your local town.
We
thank you for sticking with us in a year of choices that didn't work out as planned.
We took a beating in January and February as we transitioned to the new, now ex-,
warehouse. Bringing the warehouse back to LA, and the delays that we experienced
as a result, we're met with a more understanding result. Honestly, Your Jester
was disappointed by some of the hostility we experienced at the beginning of the
year and didn't take the criticism -- some of it quite justified -- as gracefully
as I could have. Sure, this is a business, but the folks at MOMCentral have so
much emotionally invested in both the music and the customers that the folks that
were angered by the shipping delays didn't seem, in my mind, to see the bigger
picture of what we contributed. It was a tough lesson to learn that loyalty sometimes
only extends to the last time we interacted with someone.
Despite
the underlying lesson that this is business, we will not let it dissuade us. The
meat and potatoes of this business is the relationships, the conversations, the
idea that music has the power that those on the outside will never understand.
On
our annual holiday of giving thanks, we express to you our tremendous gratitude
for letting us in your lives. Life would be far less interesting without you.
OVER
THE LAST COUPLE OF WEEKS Your Jester has seen documentaries and/or performance
films from Neil Young, The Who, and Tom Petty (four hours of Petty!). What happens
when a music geek sees a music documentary? The deep catalog gets dug out and
played until whatever that momentary jones is reaches fulfillment.
The
Petty documentary was startling because he has had a hit on almost every record
he's released. One after another. The Heartbreakers remain one of the great bands.
I believe they are a tremendously underrated band, able to make change to players
without sacrificing the core sound.
I
learned that The Who went out onto reunion tours in the '80s because John Entwistle
was broke and needed the cash. Back in the day the band had really disappointed
me because I was certain the band had made enough money and all they were doing
was soiling their reputation. Well, they hadn't made enough money. Who am I to
judge what is enough. Interesting how 20 years of living in the real world can
change perspective.
Neil
Young remains an enigma. There is a creative wanderlust in his catalog. Where
The Who and Petty have records that seem to build based on previous releases (and
contemporary sounds), Young completely and repeatedly reinvents himself as if
the slate is blank and he is starting from zero. That is what makes him so compelling
and confusing. I can't say the '80s records make any more sense to me now than
they did then other than those are the record Young wanted to make at that point
of his career. How many artists get sued by their label for making "non-commercial
records"?
The
next time a spouse asked why you need all of those CDs, you can say, "Because
I need to hear Neil Young's non-commercial albums from the '80s." I love
having lots of music.
AS
YOU READ LAST WEEK we spent the better part of seven days shelving away stock.
Our new location is low lighting. We have high shelves.They fit, but tend to butt
up against the fixtures. Let's say the warehouse suffers from a "low light"
situation. Both literally, and figuratively. There are some dark spots in there.
Your Jester has hooked up a hand-held utility lamp to illuminate the outer-reaches.
The
joke has been that we need miners helmets so we can see what is right in front
of our face.
The
Mangler seems to have the genes for adaptation to this low-light situation. I
am completely unable to see anything even with all of the lights on, doors open
and an extra lamp. Not the Mangler. He seems to possess the ability to see in
the dark... as if he has radar... like a bat.
It
is kind of funny to see two grown men squinting at stacks of hastily alphabetized
CDs searching for a single item amongst thousands. But, we'll take this over asking
someone via long distance to go look for us. Even if it means one of us has to
use previously unknown super powers to see in the dark.
Until
next week, The
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