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Jon Dee Graham - Swept Away (DVD)
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Our Price: $20.00
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No Depression magazine calls it "superb." Texas Music magazine describes it as "all heart..." This feature length documentary captures Jon Dee Graham's legendary live shows while also lifting the curtain on this very private artist and offering a peek into his personal world. Appearances in the film include Alejandro Escovedo, James McMurtry, and Son Volt's Andrew Duplantis. Includes DVD extras and commentary track.
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Beaver Nelson - The Last Hurrah
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Our Price: $13.00
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Rolling Stone magazine described him as a "teenage songwriting prodigy" and Austin music pundits have hailing him as the next Townes Van Zandt meets Bruce Springsteen. Features an incredible band that includes producer Scrappy Jud Newcomb, George Reiff, Mark Patterson, Champ Hood, Rich Brotherton, Pete Gordon and guest vocals by Jules Shear, Michael Fracasso and Gurf Morlix.
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Jon Dee Graham - Swept Away (CD)
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Our Price: $13.00
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A portrait of the artist film cum concert documentary, 'Jon Dee Graham: Swept Away' is the story of a largely overlooked figure in American music. A local hero in Austin, Texas, Graham struggles to build a national name for himself. Appearances in the film from roots rock heroes Alejandro Escovedo and James McMurtry, and also Andrew Duplantis of the band Son Volt. National rock critic and journalist Geoffrey Himes (NY Times, Washington Post, Paste, No Depression) also appears as does Katherine Cole, influential host of Voice of America's 'Roots and Branches' radio program.
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The Allen Oldies Band - Ride the Wild Surf
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Our Price: $13.00
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Summer is fun. Summertime has more freedom than any other season. I can still taste the excitement of the final school bell on the last day of class. Rrrrrring - you're FREE. Free for (almost) three months! You can hang with your non-school pals, go to the beach, jump into the swimming pool, play sports all day long, stay up late, and goof off just about anytime you like. Most of us spend twelve formative years being conditioned to love summer just because we're not in school! School is cool, but summer is cooler!
And while we can all dream about an endless summer, summer always ends. In fact, it's the ending of summer that creates such a strong sense of urgency for HAVING FUN NOW!! This urgent call to HAVE FUN NOW drew me to the OLDIES and lives in all of the tunes on this CD. ?Down on the Beach is the ultimate beach party. Ride The Wild Surf puts you on the surfboard on waves some 30 feet high. California Sun radiates chaos and dancing. Roy Head's Summertime Love states simply that summertime is the right time and that lovin', not love in, is the way to really treat summer right. 'Summer in The City', rightly or wrongly, points to night time as the best time to have fun. 'Yummy Yummy Yummy' brings out the peaches and cream, Peanut Butter is so hard to chew, and Sweets for My Sweet puckers with sweetness. With a belly full of food songs it's best to jump right into the deep end, along with our incomparable horn section, for C'mon and Swim. Landis makes sure you stay in the water on Miserlou. Crazy Elephant's Gimme Gimme Good Lovin' gives us all a great reason to head back to the dance floor. 'Then Let's Twist Again' before we really let our bodies bounce with a Little Bit O' Soul and get loose with the Hanky Panky. Next up we hit the dock and issue an invitation to Come on Down To My Boat. Insanity prevails as we attempt to out-trash The Trashmen on Surfin' Bird. The wild surf returns us to the beach as we finish this party with the Isley Brothers-penned Nobody But Me.
Enjoy your summer and your OLDIES!
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Bruce Hughes - Shorty
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Our Price: $13.00
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Bruce Hughes (from the Resentments, Scabs, or ex-Bob Schneider) bangs out 20 cosmic pop snapshots on this highly anticipated follow-up to his debut, Bluebird. Ranging from quiet acoustic to nervous electronica, from drunken cabaret to shimmery bubblegum, shorty explores Hughes' ever-expanding vision.
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Scrappy Jud Newcomb - Ride the High Country
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Our Price: $13.00
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It's been five years since Scrappy's 2003 Freedom Records solo debut "Turbinado" and three years since the 2005 follow-up, "Byzantine." Since then, he has been busy performing, touring and/or recording with The Resentments, Ian Mclagan, Matt the Electrician and Beaver Nelson, among others. Recently, he's been playing with Todd Snider on his swings through Texas. Ride the High Country features 10 new Scrappy originals. It was recorded at The Aerie, Mark Addison's south-of-town studio paradise. The two co-produced under the moniker "Old World Productions."
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The Resentments - Roselight
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Our Price: $13.00
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The fourth studio CD by the legendary Austin supergroup that features world-class musicians Stephen Bruton (Bonnie Raitt), Scrappy Jud Newcomb (Ian MacLagan), Bruce Hughes (Bob Schneider) and John Chipman (Band of Heathens).
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Prescott Curlywolf - Funanimal World
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Our Price: $13.00
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This 20 track juggernaut from a 4-man rock band is top-heavy with harmonies & spiky, broken glass hooks - it's a strange yet delightful garden of heavy guitar chords and vocals that seem to scratch to the breaking point emotionally. Recorded at Cedar Creek Studios & Arlyn Studios, Austin, Texas.
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The Derailers - Live Tracks
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Our Price: $13.00
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This 14 song live CD has received rave reviews all over the U.S. and Europe and was picked as the #1 country music release of 1995 in the Austin Chronicle critics' poll. Simply a must-have!
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El Orbits - Live in Houston, Texas
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Our Price: $13.00
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Featuring David Beebe from Houston legends Banana Blender Surprise and Pete Gordon from Mojo Nixon and the Toadliquors. The hardest bingo-playing band in Texas showbiz recorded two shows at the fabulous new Houston Continental Club. Over an hour of standards (“Under My Skin,” “Moon River”), pop favorites (“Raindrops Keep Fallin’ On My Head”) and wacky covers (“Theme From the Love Boat,” “You Only Live Twice”). Also recommended: Their debut self-titled Freedom Records smash debut!
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