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November 22, 2011 5% DISCOUNT on New Release Items Through November 29 NOVEMBER NEW RELEASE GUIDE STREET DATE: November 22, 2011 5% DISCOUNT on New Release Items through November 29 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 November 2011 (503) 231-0876 / www.bdcdistribution.com 2 BDC New Releases November 2011 Welcome!! Welcome!! James McCartney has inherited. Doomtree!! P.O.S, Dessa, Sims, Cecil Otter, Mike Mictlan, Lazerbeak, Paper Tiger --- The whole crew together with a brand new disc. Coolerama Mama!!! Chicago’s Blue Bella Records is the home of Nick Moss and also Kilborn Alley. You’d have to take off your shoes and socks and borrow your neighbor’s hand to count the number of David Grissom, the Texas guitar slinger is back with his third, Way Down Deep. Blues Award nominations those two acts have received. 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You’ll hear snippets of the Delta, Chicago, and deep blues, as well as hard funk and sweat-soaked Cat: BBCD 1018 shuffles over the course of this record or at one of their shows. But Kilborn Alley caravan doesn’t take you on Label: Blue Bella Records that musical journey via the direct route. They prefer the more raucous journey found on the backstreets and dirt UPC: 800595101829 roads, the kind of adventure that comes from a lifetime commitment to ignoring the rules. 11 great new original Price: $9.90 tunes round out this fourth Blue Bella Records outing from one of the best blues bands on the scene today. Home Base: Chicago xiAAFJFy10182tz Top Markets: National 8 0059-51018-2 9 Colin Lake, The Ones I Love Out of New Orleans comes the new album from NorthWest transplant, singer, songwriter and lap slide guitarist, Colin Lake. Marked by soulful, pleading vocals and rich, sweeping guitar tones, The Ones I Love reveals an artist Cat: CLW003 with strong individuality and an innate ability to connect with listeners. Fans of blues, soul, folk, rock and Label: Wellbottom Records Americana will all find something to love in these eleven original tracks. UPC: 672617059827 Price: $9.40 Home Base: New Orleans xgHCGBHy05982rz Top Markets: New Orleans, Texas, NorthWest 6 7261-70598-2 7 Nick Moss, Here I Am Nick Moss follows his most critically and commercially successful album to date (Privileged) with the release of Here I Am, a record already drawing raves from peers and mentors like renowned bluesman Jimmy Thackery, who Cat: BBCD 1017 has praised this new set for “pushing the evolution of his music” with tunes that are “genuine and intense.” Moss Label: Blue Bella Records has given guitar lovers plenty to sink their teeth into with extended songs and solos, but there’s more to Here I Am UPC: 800595101720 than just great lead playing. Moss and his band again use a foundation of blues, rock, and roots as starting Price: $9.90 point, but take new and unexpected turns on these tracks. These 10 new originals combine to create the most diverse album of his career as he pushes his sound, songwriting, and lead guitar work further than ever before. Home Base: Chicago xiAAFJFy10172kz Top Markets: National 8 0059-51017-2 0 ELECTRONIC Jeremy Dubs, Speak! Speak!, the new album from Jeremy Dubs, released by The Bureau (a record label established by Frank Black of the Pixies) is here, just in time for the holidays. Packed with ten classic covers, seven from the legendary, Grammy Award winning songwriter Harry Nilsson, including Remember (Christmas). Speak! features twelve tracks, including classic cuts by Randy Newman, Yoko Ono & Gordon Jenkins. Cat: BUR-CD-008 Label: The Bureau “A helium bubblegum choir . like purring electric massagers for the soul”. “[Speak!] is a burbling satellite waltz UPC: 755491592427 straight out of Nilsson’s universe . full of unique, magic sounds” and “swirling harmonies” Price: $6.65 - Hampshire Gazette Home Base: Northampton, MA xhFFEJBy59242rz Top Markets: NorthEast 7 5549-15924-2 7 Paolo "Apollo" Negri, COBOL Echoes of Tangerine Dream, Lalo Schifrin, Deep Purple, John Barry, Jean-Michel Jarre, Italian Cinema, Gene Krupa, 70’s Library Music, Herbie Hancock are but a few of the memories COBOL will evoke, but it’s much more than that. COBOL is the final part of an epic trilogy that begins with the youth’s ambition of A Bigger Tomorrow (2007), expands with the master’s control of The Great Anything (2010), and evolves into the artist’s Cat: HBR014 unfiltered vision: a perfectly synthesized elixir of Lost Continent meets Dirty Harry meets Futureworld. Label: Hammondbeat Records UPC: 826556001427 xiCGFFGy00142rzPrice: $10.40 Home Base: Milan, Italy Top Markets: National 8 2655-60014-2 7 (503) 231-0876 / www.bdcdistribution.com 5 BDC New Releases STREET DATE: November 22, 2011 (5% discount through November 29) ELECTRONIC continued T.H. White, HOW BAD DO YOU WANT IT!? One of NYC’s truest artist and producers, T.H. White emerges with his fourth full length release HOW BAD DO YOU VINYL LP WANT IT!? White’s sound interlaces his influences of golden era Hip-Hop, psychedelic 70’s funk rock as well Cat: SCR-08 as lush lounge beats. Critics and fans often relate to his unique blending of ultra-modern production infused with Label: City Council his own organic instrumentation. Recordings UPC: 847108027757 “White is one of the few beat makers that can lay claim to being a musician first and DJ-Producer by default. Price: $11.40 Sprinklings of enough genres to satisfy a wide range of music fans.” - Paper Magazine “This album is brimming with slinky rhythms, low end rumbles and lots of shimmering sheen!” - Time Out Home Base: NYC xiEHBAIy02775rz Top Markets: NY, Miami, Chicago, LA, Austin, SF, Indianapolis 8 4710-80277-5 7 FOLK Various Artists, Roots & Branches, Vol. 3: Live from the 2011 Northwest Folklife Festival Cat: NWFL-CD-2503 Roots & Branches, a series of recordings from Northwest Folklife, presents stellar live performances Label: Trade Root Music mined from four decades of extraordinary programs. Live from the 2011 Festival is Volume 3 in the series. The Group/Northwest Folklife recording features a compelling array of dynamic musical traditions that make the Northwest Folklife Festival Recordings THE premier community arts festival in the nation. Includes tracks from Cahalen Morrison & Eli West, Molly’s UPC: 877746000348 Revenge, Wheedle’s Groove, and more. Price: $7.65 Home Base: Various xiHHHEGy00034sz Top Markets: NorthWest 8 7774-60003-4 8 JAZZ Milt Kleeb Dectet, Something If Nothing Else Milt Kleeb is a gentle, shy saxophonist, but hidden beneath this exterior is a jazz composer and arranger of monstrous proportions, who worked with big names like Elmer Bernstein and Ted Williams. Even though his career spans back to the 1940s, his writing is always fresh - especially in these 10 original compositions, Cat: PB50173-2 recorded in studio, 2010. Label: Pony Boy Records UPC: 060325017329 “... a prime example of everything I admire in a composer and arranger... his voicings, hip counter melodies and Price: $9.90 variations sound as spontaneous as improvised solos.” - Jim Wilke, Jazz After Hours, PRI Home Base: Seattle xaGADCFy01732tz Top Markets: Seattle, West Coast, NY 0 6032-50173-2 9 Ed Littlefield, Walking Between Worlds Drummer and percussionist Ed Littlefield joins with his band - Christian Fabian (bassist with Lionel Hampton), Jason Marsallis (member of the venerable Marsalis family), and Reuel Lubag (Glenn Miller Orchestra) - to present a collage of traditional songs from the Native American Alaskan Tlingít Culture combined with Cat: PB50172-2 straight ahead jazz treatments and originals.
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