The Man
Anvils smash, whips crack and husky voices wail across the lonesome prairie...
or to be more precise, RCA Victor’s Studio A, Hollywood, California.
Here are the virile, invigorating Hollywood Western tales of screen icon Lorne
Greene. Recorded in the mid-1960s, at the height of his Bonanza fame, you’ll hear a
brew of tradition, lounge-pop affectation and spagh...
Rise And Shine / Six White Horses
Forever in the shadow of his elder brother Johnny, Tommy Cash deserved more.
As you’ll hear on this disc Tommy possessed a great voice, an engaging performance
and a good eye for a captivating song. Featured here are his two finest LPs for
their first ever appearance on CD. Recorded in 1969 and 1970 (but both released in
1970) Rise And Shine and Six White Horses are pinnacle...
The Continuing Story...
Possessing a fine set of tonsils and an ear for a great song, Dee Mullins should
have been a country music superstar. But it just never was.
Recording for Shelby Singleton’s Plantation and SSS labels during the twilight of
the 1960s Mullins cut an astounding catalogue of music that is presented here for
the first time on CD.
Perhaps just a little too philosophical...
Rainbow Race/Now/Young Vs. Old
The figure of Pete Seeger towers over 20th and 21st century music. Revered as a
songwriter, folklorist and activist his fingerprints are to be found over a vast
array of folk and contemporary culture. Wise, kind, provocative, satirical and
acerbic his commentaries and performances have lead to his blacklisting in one
decade and to his exaltation by pop icons in another. Chroni...
Plantation Gold (58 track 2CD anthology!)
Nashville. 1967. Something was in the air and things were about to get weird.
Enter Shelby S. Singleton Jr., already a music industry veteran, he went independent
with his own Plantation label. Singleton wanted to call the shots and follow his own
smarts...he did and the result was incredible success and astounding music.
It’s all
chronicled here: from the bizarr...