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APRIL NEW RELEASE GUIDE STREET DATE: April 17, 2012 5% DISCOUNT on New Release Items through April 24 Burnside Distribution Corp, 6635 N. Baltimore Ave, Suite 285, Portland, OR, 97203 phone (503) 231-0876 / fax (503) 231-0420 / www.bdcdistribution.com BDC New Releases April 2012 BONGO BEAT RECORDS! THE DIODES. ACTION/REACTION. 1980 PUNK HARD ROCK LP FINALLY AVAILABLE ON CD 6 BONUS TRACKS Cat: BB 1977-2 REMASTERED BY JOHN WILSON Label: Bongo Beat Records UPC: 777000197725 (MEAT BEAT MANIFESTO) Price: $8.15 EXTENSIVE LINER NOTES xhHHAAAy19772pz INCLUDES “CATWALKER” 7 7700-01977-2 5 (503) 231-0876 / www.bdcdistribution.com 2 BDC New Releases April 2012 Welcome!! Welcome!! Caspar Babypants who has spawned his fifth album, HOT DOG! Kids music that parents will like also (what a concept!). 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Home Base: Nashville xgEDBFHy42085tz Top Markets: National 6 4315-74208-5 9 Marvin Etzioni, Marvin Country! There’s country, there’s alt. country, and there’s Marvin Country; presided over by the man the L.A. Times called 2xCD SET “one heck of a songwriter,” and Billboard compared to John Lennon. Grammy award winner Marvin Etzioni Cat: NMR 0240 has been known as producer (Toad the Wet Sprocket, Counting Crows, Peter Case), sideman (T Bone Burnett, Label: Nine Mile Records Dixie Chicks, Grey Delisle), and songwriter (Cheap Trick, Victoria Williams). Even before there was No UPC: 616892026846 Depression, Marvin was the co-founder of Lone Justice. Marvin Country is his ambitious fourth album. The two- Price: $10.90 record set features Lucinda Williams, Steve Earle, John Doe, Richard Thompson, Buddy Miller, Maria Mckee, and more. The Mandolin Man is back! Have mandolin, will travel... 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Some of it’s got a rockier edge, some of it’s got a funkier edge.” Mikey’s ferocious axe (he’s fiery on slide as well as single-string leads) and impassioned vocals have never been captured more effectively on record than on this self-produced collection, cut in Clarksdale with an impressive array of musical cohorts. xhDJHIIy49652kz 7 3978-84965-2 0 (503) 231-0876 / www.bdcdistribution.com 5 BDC New Releases STREET DATE: April 17, 2012 (5% discount through April 24) BLUES continued Treasa Levasseur, Broad Following her critically acclaimed and Juno nominated album, Low Fidelity; Treasa Levasseur’s newest release, Broad, is a sassy and sultry blend of blues based styles, featuring guest appearances by MonkeyJunk, Raoul and the Big Time, Paul Reddick and other well known blues artists. Broad was recorded in two cities in three Cat: sc005 studios with four different bands. 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    1 BEBOP RECORDS & FINE ART - 1988 In the Gallery – Paintings by AUDREY PHILLIPS thru 3/13/88 1/2/88 RIDING RAILS MELANIE PENNY KIRSTIN ROSS 1/5/88 FREUDIAN SLIP 1/6/88 CHANCE 1/7/88 HENRY ROLLINS 1/8/88 DC3 CRIMONY ( Cancelled ) 1/9/88 VICTOR BANANA FIRST MEN ON THE SUN 1/11/88 13 FRIGHTENED GIRLS – Farewell For Now 1/12/88 Poetry & Music with: DAVE McINTIRE M. SEGAL KENNY RYMAN Special Guests: Joseph Hammer Greg Eric Segal Tom Shannon 1/13/88 SKINTRADE THE DENVER MEXICANS 1/14/88 CRASH BANG CRUNCH POP 1/15/88 TO DAMASCUS UNIVERSAL CONGRESS OF ELLIOTT SHARP 1/16/88 THE BEDSHREDDERS ZERO IN SPAIN 1/19/88 JON NEWMAN 1/20/88 OPEN READING 1/21/88 MILO BINDER MIKE MELTZER 2 1/22/88 ROBYN RYAN (canceled) 1/23/88 JOYCE WOODSON DAVID WILCOX 1/27/88 A Night of Poetry and Music with: SKIE BENDER MICHAEL BRUNER MICHELLE T. CLINTON LORIN HART KEVIN JACOBS 1/28/88 JODY HARRIS TOPPER LILIEN 1/29/88 BOB FORREST TOO MUCH JOY 1/30/88 DIFFERENT WORLD KIMM ROGERS 2/2/88 (Victoria Williams scheduled, but was sick). In her place was: PETER CASE STEVE WYNN JOYCE WOODSON and possibly PHAST & BULBOUS ? 2/3/88 CLEANHEAD’s Last Waltz SOUL SHACK 2/4/88 DEATH & TAXES DAVE McINTIRE 2/5/88 LIFE IS GRAND BAND RICK RUSKIN 2/6/88 LEE GARDNER RICHARD FERREIRA 2/10/88 JAMIE SOLOW 2/11/88 JOHN TRUBEE & THE UGLY JANITORS OF AMERICA Mid Feb-Mid Mar Wretchedly Obscene Human Sexuality in the 1990’s & Beyond An Exhibit of Surreal Cartoon Drawings by JOHN TRUBEE 2/12/88 THE CREED 2/13/88 SCOTT WANNBERG 3 STEVE GOLDMAN MARK RHODES 2/16/88 VICTORIA WILLIAMS and Friends 2/17/88 OPEN READING 2/18/88 JACKSON HUGHES = Our Man in Nirvana 2/19/88 THE LEOPARDS THE PLAYGROUND 2/20/88 DESPERATION SQUAD TYRANTS IN THERAPY 2/24/88 OBVIOUSLY 5 BELIEVERS 2/25/88 An Evening of Poetry with: DAVID DEL BOURGO NAN HUNT SYLVIA ROSEN 2/26/88 THE BEEF SISTERS THE VICTOR BANANA 2/27/88 CHRISTINE FALBO MIKE MARTT RIK L.