2011
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Spaghetti Eddie - Sundowner (Käytetty LP/12)
€40,00As Supersuckers frontman Eddie Spaghetti ventures further into his solo career, it’s hard not to notice that he’s learned a few lessons in record making from everyone’s favorite marijuana-addled country icon, Willie Nelson. Like the Red Headed Stranger, Eddie has eased into a vocal style on his solo albums that communicates genuine commitment to the material without sounding like he’s pushing himself too hard, and also like Willie, Eddie knows how to pick material that suits his personality when he doesn’t have a full batch of originals on hand. Sundowner, Spaghetti’s third solo LP, feels just a bit like one of the umpteen albums Willie Nelson made in the 1980s; it’s the work of a guy who happens to love singing and making records, and if the folks involved don’t sound like they’ve been sweating blood over the material, they also clearly had a fine time and their love of the songs and the process of making music is inescapable. Spaghetti doesn’t quite take his covers away from the folks who did the songs originally, but he has a real knack for making the tunes bend to the curvature of his personality, whether he’s partying in high style on ”Party Dolls and Wine,” offering some sobering relationship advice on ”If You Fall in Love,” imagining a grand future for himself on ”Cowboy,” or making like the King of the Highway on ”Girl on the Billboard.” Spaghetti’s voice sometimes sounds a little roadworn around the edges, but that adds more to these songs than it takes away, and he cuts an easygoing but sure-footed groove with his studio helpmates Metal Marty Chandler on guitar and Scott Churilla on drums. And while Spaghetti’s own ”Never Thought I Would” is a fine exercise in casual swagger, he really strikes gold on a remake on ”Marie,” which he originally recorded on 1995’s The Sacrilicious Sound of the Supersuckers; while its solemn tone seemed out of place on that album, the more low-key presentation here suits this cautionary tale very well. Willie Nelson has a way of sounding like he casually wandered into the studio and walked out with a good record a few days later, and Sundowner suggests Eddie Spaghetti is picking up on the same trick; it has both fun and casual authority in equal measures, and it would probably sound just as good as The Promiseland or A Horse Called Music over the course of a road trip.”
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Nick 13 (Tiger Army) - Same (Käytetty CD)
€11,00Kantri albumi Nick 13:sta (Tiger Army)…. Tuottajana JAMES INTVELD! Nick 13 will release his long-awaited solo album June 7th on Sugar Hill Records.Nick’s self-titled debut was produced in Los Angeles and Nashville by Greg Leisz and James Intveld, with mixing duties handled by Grammy award winner Jim Scott (Wilco, Tom Petty, Dixie Chicks). Nick 13 crafts storytelling Americana songs of heartbreak, experience and passion, driven by his haunting and distinctive voice and acoustic guitar.Nick 13 is best known as the singer, songwriter, guitarist and founder of the band Tiger Army. His solo work recalls the vintage American sounds of honky-tonk and classic California country from the middle of the last century with a modern twist. He’s already performed at Stagecoach, Hootenanny and South By Southwest.Nick 13 has the timbre of Chris Isaak, the tone of a young Lyle Lovett, with some Elvis and Ricky Nelson mixed in,” wrote The Press Enterprise. CMT declared his music to be ”drenched in hillbilly electric guitar [and] coolness.”Nick’s debut album for Sugar Hill Records features acoustic and electric guitar, standup bass, pedal steel, fiddle and much more from a wide pedigree of players who connected with 13’s genuine passion, understanding and knowledge of the history of the music and forward-thinking vision for the future. Some of the folks on the album include Lloyd Green, Sara Watkins, Josh Grange, Eddie Perez and Mitch Marine, in addition to the album’s producers Leisz and Intveld.”
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Lewis Jerry Lee - Live At Third Man Records (CD)
€13,00Live recording from Nashville, April 2011. Produced by Jack White.Last year for Record Store Day a living breathing walking Saint visited Third Man Records and threw down the heavy boogie woogie live on stage. Backed by some of the best rock n roll musicians in the business (Steve Cropper, Jim Keltner, Little Jack Lawrence, The Killer himself played a raucous set of his classic hits as well as some rock n roll and country standards. I saw grown men weep and children dancing in the streets. It was a beautiful once in a lifetime moment and you can now hear it all on a gorgeous Compact Disc
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Martin Dean - That’s Amore Baby! – The Great Hit Sounds Of… (2CD) (CD)
€15,00Like the other legendary members of ’The Rat Pack’, the eternally cool Dean Martin really needs no introduction but in case you didn’t know… Dean Martin was a major star of records, stage, screen, radio, television and night clubs as a singer, comedian, dramatic actor. How’s that for a start?
Here we have some of his very best recording sessions of the ’50s and early ’60s including the major hits: ’That’s Amore’, ’Memories Are Made of This’, ’Standing on the Corner’, ’Innamorata’, ’Young and Foolish’, and ’Return to Me’.
Along with the hits there are also many of the most popular songs of the ’50s. However one the greatest features of this set has to be the inclusion of the full length album ’This Time I’m Swingin’!’ recorded with the gifted Nelson Riddle and in glorious stereo!
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Lowe Nick - Labour Of Lust ( + bonus) (LP)
€15,00Includes All Tracks From The Original US And UK Versions Plus The B-Side ”Basing Street”.
180 Gram Vinyl. Gatefold.
Free Digital Album Download.Recorded at Eden Studios, London and Love Studios, Helsinki, Finland
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Watson Johnny Guitar - The Original Gangster of Love 1953-1959 (CD)
€15,00These are the earliest recordings from one of the most commercially successful blues guitarists, Johnny ’Guitar’ Watson.
Includes such iconic recordings as: ’Those Lonely Lonely Nights’, ’Gangster Of Love’ and the astounding instrumental, ’Space Guitar’.
Unlike most of his contemporaries Johnny ’Guitar’ Watson went on to embrace all of black music’s genres from blues to soul to disco and back to blues. However it is for blues fans and the ’musical chameleon’ in question that are duty bound to own this wonderful collection!