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 iTunes EP's available now!
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 John Hiatt with North Mississippi Allstars Tour Poster - available now! This limited edition poster was designed by Kevin "Rocket" Bradley for the 2005 tour. $200 - limit 1 per customer view a closeup |
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 Exploration |
The musical richness and psychological depth of their initial collaboration, the fittingly titled Exploration, is irrefutable proof that the disarming granddaughter of Woody/daughter of Arlo and the prodigious South Carolinian quite naturally bring out the best in each other. Johnny Irion conjures Gram Parsons or Harvest-era Neil Young; Sarah Lee Guthrie has the soulful, graceful presence of her legendary folk forefathers, and together they make music that sounds both fresh and nostalgic, invigorated with a genuine affection for tradition and for one another.   |
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 The Greatest White Liar |
Artists like Chuck Berry, Eddie Cochran and Gene Vincent inspired a slew of seminal English rockers in the '60s. Young Nic Armstrong of Nottingham claims this lineage as influential, as the songs on his debut reflect. "Broken Mouth Blues" hints at "All Over Now"-era Stones with touches of Rubber Soul-era Beatles. Through all the familiar '60s Brit-pop influences, though, Armstrong's unique and powerful voice projects unbridled sass and vibrancy. Displaying a terrific sense of melody, it feels as if at any moment he might break out with frantic urgency - and that he does at times, with true English eccentric fashion. |
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 Ghetto Bells |
Ghetto Bells, his 12th album to date, finds Vic Chesnutt paired with a unique group of musicians to create his most textural and moodiest work yet. Van Dyke Parks plays piano, accordion and organ throughout, as well as arranging strings for the dramatic and lush opener, "Virginia". Guitarist Bill Frisell adds an otherworldly element to this collection of humidity drenched dream scenes. LA session bassist Dominic Genova (Beck, Alanis Morrisette, Tori Amos) handles the upright, while Vic's good woman, Tina Chesnutt, takes care of the electric bass. Rounding out the group is the return of drummer Don Huffington, and Liz Durrett, who provides warm, ethereal backing vocals. |
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 Live At The 40 Watt |
Their first-ever live DVD release captures the first two shows that kicked off The Dirty South tour for the Drive-By Truckers. The band's live shows have become legendary both for their length and power, and this collection features 22 songs from eras old and new. Plenty of backstage footage and interviews with the band make this DVD a must-have for fans. |
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 Awake Is The New Sleep |
Awake Is The New Sleep is Ben Lee’s definitive album to date and first for New West. It reunites him with producer Brad Wood (Liz Phair, Smashing Pumpkins) and was recorded in Brad’s home studio in Los Angeles. Along with Ben, the primary players were long time partner-in-crime Lara Meyerratken and guitar whiz McGowan Southworth. Special guests included Jason Schwartzman, Har Mar Superstar, Rilo Kiley’s Jenny Lewis and Jason Faulkner. |
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 Pizza Deliverance |
Re-issue of the 1999 album. These re-mastered albums provide a peek into the past of America's hardest working and best reviewed rock band. |
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 Gangstabilly |
Re-Issue of the 1998 album. |
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Old 97's Live DVD |
Shot at the world famous Troubadour nightclub on the Sunset Strip, Old 97's Live captures all the excitement and energy of a boisterous, sweaty, awesome Old 97's show. |
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 Universal United House Of Prayer |
“I like the way those Marvin Gaye and Staples records were sort of gospel records,” Buddy says, “and sort of about the state of the world.” Like its 1960’s models, Universal United House of Prayer stands on the considerable strength of its music, and addresses what good music always addresses — the human predicament, and what the heart senses to be true. |
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 Age Of Miracles |
On Age Of Miracles, Chuck Prophet spins the dial yet again, emerging with 11 self-penned or co-written slabs of rock ‘n’ roll wonder that allow soul, rock, pop, funk, blues and hip-hop to intermingle, remarkably, without shedding their distinct bite or identity. |
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 The Dirty South |
If Decoration Day was about the choices people make and living with the results and ramifications, the songs on The Dirty South are about people who now believe they have no choice and how this leads some of them to turn to a life of crime to provide for their families. "...the boldest 'n' baddest Southern band in the land" - Rolling Stone |
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