The End of the World: The Navy Hoedown Sessions

The End of the World: The Navy Hoedown SessionsSkeeter Davis fans are in for a fascinating detour with The Navy Hoedown Sessions, a 50th anniversary reissue of the 1975 double album that is as much a historical curiosity as it is a musical treat. Originally produced for the U. S. Navy as a recruitment recording, the album was pressed in very limited quantities and has remained almost unheard. Featuring Daviss signature country pop sound and some of her greatest hits, these recordings are a true

the concept of a Òrap album without rappersÓ struck some as minor novelty

Stevie Ray Vaughan's unique quality is that he's not an artist who just recorded albums in the blues genre trying to approach the standard

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Moderate stress accumulation and light foxing to an otherwise decent sleeve

and adventurous production from harding and frequent collaborator sam cohen (kevin morby

Johnson's signature trebly lines peal clearly above the din instead of struggling to be heard

Ran Blake - Film Noir

Limited Edition Picture Disc LP featuring the alternate "original" tracklisting and sequencing which includes 3 songs not included on the original release: "I Burn for You

who released four incredible recordings in the 1970s

An extraordinary audiophile-quality recordings

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For Rome that includes the show opener “Runaway