Joyce Street - Tied DownA '70s homemaker stuck between the studio and a getting dinner on the table, Joyce Street eked out an arresting countrypolitan discography in the margins of an otherwise traditional American life. With lyrics drawn from the pages of her diary, Street's stirring Mississippi warble led her into the fly by night world of custom studios, cutting tracks for upstart country concerns like Reena, Sonobeat, Revelation, and Arc. Channeling the honky tonk angel

It can happen to you

16 tracks of addictive Technicolor synth-tunes

From her signature cat eye makeup to how she got her baby felines

dominating from the airwaves to the streets and everything in between

the full-steam ahead thrash metal is everything thrash fans could want

funky B3 player

When drifting over the bridge connecting the 19th century with the 21st century

Jackie Bernard - Jah Jah WayB1

As always there is a little sadness and Country music legend Ernest Tubb can be listened to lamenting

the instrument was sold by Stradivari's descendants to Giovanni Sabionari from Ferrara at the end of the eighteenth century

but this is the first vinyl release by the kids

This is the pure gutbucket blues from a man who's lived the life