Gregor Barnett - Don't Go Throwing Roses In My Grave (Clear with Black Smoke)Don't Go Throwing Roses In My Grave is the first solo record by beloved frontman of The Menzingers, Gregor Barnett. Devoted Menzingers fans will love it's electrified Americana riffs, yearning melodies, driving beats and indelible lyrical imagery. The Philadelphia based singer songwriter is telling his stories with a folkier style then he does in The Menzingers, but his stories are just as moving and compelling. Gregor Barnett (with the Menzingers)

exemplarily ferried into the nineteenth century by Fedele Fenaroli (1730-1818)

His celebrated Pictures from an Exhibition was composed in 1874 as a tribute to a recently deceased artist friend

R&B and UK chart entries from this era

Stretching out over the frozen great lakes like a great cloud of smoke across the water comes the triumphant return of Sons of Otis

The Shadows initially came to prominence as the backing band for British rock 'n' roll star Cliff Richard

who are to be helped to a new perception with this recording

Gentle Giant

But even before that

who wrote the opening and closing poems of the set

Cooman/ Simmons - Carson Cooman: Preludio

hip-hop meets go go jam "I Can Make You Dance

apart from the 20-minute Esclavage et liberte