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Time Is Running Out Fast by James Brown
from the album
The Payback (Polydor)
1 9 7 4
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Oja Omoba by Dele
Ojo & His Star Brothers Band
from the album
(VA) Nigeria Special: Modern Highlife, Afro-Sounds &
Nigerian Blues 1970-76 (Soundway)
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Disco Dancer by Kiki
Gyan
from the album
24 Hours In A Disco: 1978-1982 (Soundway)
from Ghana
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Not Mine by Grape
Soda
from the album
Form A Sign (Kindercore)
new. no clues on pkging where they're from tho.
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Separate The People by
Mates of State
from the album
Team Boo (Polyvinyl)
2003
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Just A Little Bit by
Tiny Topsy
from the album
(VA) R&B Hipshakers Vol. 3: Just a Little Bit of the
Jumpin' Bean (Vampisoul)
1959
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Some Guys Have All The Luck by Cassis Orange
from the album
2 Covers (self-released)
Dag. Haven't heard this since Rod Stewart did it in the
80s.
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The Only One by The
Maybellines
from the album
A La Carte (Best Friends)
Denver. 2005.
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I Drink To Forget by
Dale Watson & His Lonestars
from the album
El Rancho Azul (Red House)
New one from Dale, one of the best pure honky tonk players
around any more. First time he's recorded a record w/ his excellent road
band.
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I'm Stayin' Here by
JP Harris and the Tough Choices
from the album
I'll Keep Calling (Cow Island)
New from a Alabama dude who lives in Vermont. Also nice
purebred country stuff.
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Cowboy Boots by The
Backsliders
from the album
Throwin' Rocks At The Moon (Mammoth)
1997. Raleigh. Rare semi-"reunion" show at Cat's
Cradle in a couple weeks.
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(There's Still) Someone I Can't Forget by Charley Pride
from the album
From Me To You (RCA)
1971. Charley Pride is BOSS.
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Ohoopee River Bottomland by Larry Jon Wilson
from the album
(VA) Country Funk 1969-1975 (Light In The Attic)
1975. Excellent new comp!!!
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There's A Heartbreak Somewhere by Roscoe Shelton
from the album
(VA) Dirty Laundry: The Soul of Black Country (Trikont)
same era, don't know the year. Another awesome comp that
has a fine sequel too.
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I'm A Fool For You by
James Carr
from the album
A Man Needs A Woman (Kent)
w/Betty Harris. 1967.
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The King of Carrot Flowers Pt. One by Neutral Milk Hotel
from the album
In The Aeroplane Over The Sea (Merge)
1997
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Like A Staring Contest by Future Kings of Nowhere
from the album
Future Kings of Nowhere (307 Knox)
2007
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Circular C by Mountains
from the album
Centralia (Thrill Jockey)
new
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Cold Cut Nature by Lost
Animal
from the album
Ex Tropical (Hardly Art)
new from Jarrod Quarrel of Melbourne
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So-So by Airstrip
from the album
Willing (Holidays for Quince)
new, local
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Gone Baby Gone by Jenn
Grant
from the album
The Beautiful Wild (Six Shooter)
new from Nova Scotia
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Soldier's Joy by North
Carolina Hawaiians
from the album
(VA) Work Hard, Play Hard, Pray Hard: Hard Time, Good Time
& End Time Music 1923-1936 (Tompkins Square)
1928. New(ish) comp of old music from a collection of 78s.
Many never released since the orig. 78.
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Making Likker in North Carolina, pt. 4 by Red Fox Chasers
from the album
I'm Going Down To North Carolina: The Complete Recordings
of The Red Fox Chasers, 1928-31 (Tompkins Square)
lovely little skit, kinda corny but amusing
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Roll On John by The
Black Twig Pickers
from the album
Rough Carpenters (Thrill Jockey)
new from SW Virginia. Modern old-time, really well done.
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Sift The Meal and Save The Bran by The Black Twig Pickers
from the album
Rough Carpenters (Thrill Jockey)
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French Blues by The
Balfa Family
from the album
A Retrospective - Festivals Acadiens et Créoles 1977-2010 (Valcour)
1982 recording, new disc. Song by the late great Nathan
Abshire. Check him out.
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Le Two-Step de Bon Café by Balfa Toujours
from the album
Live at the Whiskey River Landing (Rounder)
Christine Balfa leads this band, here recorded 2000. She
is the daughter of Dewey Balfa, a pillar in Cajun music.
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Quiet As A Grave by
Dawnbringer
from the album
Into The Lair of the Sun God (Profound Lore)
new
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Mean Machine by Motörhead
from the album
Orgasmatron (GWR)
1986
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