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SEPTEMBER NEW RELEASE GUIDE STREET DATE: September 17, 2013 5% DISCOUNT on New Release Items through Sept 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 Sept 2013 (503) 231-0876 / www.bdcdistribution.com 2 Sept 2013 Welcome!BDC Welcome! New Releases The first time the word SuperGroup was used was probably the 1968 Super Session LP with Al Kooper, Michael Bloomfield and It’s all about the kids. No wait, it’s all about The Beatles. Hold on there, it’s actually all about kids music. Actually, it’s all about Stephen Stills. That was followed quickly by Crosby, Stills and Nash and then there was Blind Faith. We’ve got two in this guide. Caspar Babypants whose latest release BABY BEATLES! which has Chris Ballew kicking out the jammies with 20, count ‘em, 20 Implants and The Lil’ Band O’ Gold. Implants is a melodic punk rock group with members of Voodoo Glow Skulls, Ten Foot Pole, tunes from those Liverpudlians that are just perfect for your younguns. And while we are aiming for the kids, how about The The Tank, Strung Out and others. LBOG is from Louisiana and is an amalgam of Swamp Pop, Cajun, RT&B, Blues and Rock and Watson Twins who bring their signature sibling harmonies to Pioneer Lane, a collection of original family folk songs. Roll performed by legends who’ve been rockin‚ since birth. Daniel Amos returns with their first in a dozen years, the long awaited Dig Here Said The Angel. Also available from this hugely Danny Bland has travelled the highways and byways of the Rock Road for years; as a roadie and tour manager. Now he’s an author influential group is their classic, ¡Alarma!, in a deluxe double CD package with 21 bonus tracks and a 28 page booklet a mere with a new graphic novel published by Fantographics Books. This seven hour single CD audio book is a reading (influenced by 32 years after its‚ initial release. Grammy Winner Pete Anderson is back with a new blues album; delightfully named by his ten Roky) and performed by folks such as Steve Earle, Damien Echols, John Sinclair, John Doe, Mark Maron, Dave Alvin, Rachel year old daughter, Birds Over Guitarland! Also available again is his previous title, Even Things Up. Flotard and a cast of other musicians, entertainers, social misfits and esteemed folks. And then there is a new Star Anna, Evil Ebeneezer, Beppe Gambetta, Dan Reed (yes, THAT Dan Reed), Rick Shea and so And how about Audrey Auld’s Tonk, a true country original with backing by Marty Stuart’s Fabulous Superlatives? Should be no much more... surprise since she’s from the South---South Australia that is.. Your friends at bdc The Burnside Distribution Team. MAIN OFFICE SALES STAFF 6635 N. Baltimore Ave. Suite 285, Clay Pasternack Portland, OR, 97203 nRep area: Midwest Voice: (503) 231-0876 21258 Maplewood Ave., Rocky River, OH 44116-1244 Fax: (503) 231-0420 Voice (440) 333-2208 Fax: (440) 333-2280 [email protected] 5% George Romansic Bill McNally, Vice President nRep area: Washington [email protected] 3038 21st Ave. W., DISCOUNT Seattle, WA 98199-2913 Voice: (206) 282-4820 Fax: 206-284-4118 Frank Brandon, Senior Fellow [email protected] on New Release Items [email protected] Dawn Avagliano through September 24 David Weiner, nRep area: NorthEast Digital Distribution Manager 130 Mountain Way NOTE: Rutherford, N.J. 07070 [email protected] Voice: (201) 933-6248 Cel: 917-318-5064 SEPARATE PURCHASE [email protected] Skip Werner, General Manager ORDER PLEASE [email protected] Scott Thompson nNon-Traditional Childrens Music Sales 6635 N. Baltimore Ave. Suite 285, Brie Moore, Portland, OR, 97203 Accounts Payable Voice: (503) 231-0876 Accounts Receivable [email protected] Monthly 5% DEAL [email protected] Sept 1-7 Ralph Alfonso, New Release Guide Design [email protected] BDC catalog restocking deal on titles older than 6 months (orders Jennifer Fedenko, Inventory Manager must be received during the first [email protected] week of each month to qualify Nathan Gordon, Warehouse Manager and be marked accordingly) [email protected] SEPARATE PURCHASE ORDER PLEASE Tom Green, Crack Warehouse Staff John Smith nInternational & Alternative Sales 511 Schuyler Road SilverWe Spring,of MDfer 209 a reprise of our 2012 holiday titles on pages 10-12 with 5% off invoice and February 2013 dating. (503) 231-0876 / www.bdcdistribution.com 3 STREET DATE: Sept 17, 2013 (5% discount through Sept 24) BDCAMERICANA New Releases The Lil’ Band O’ Gold, The Promised Land Lil’ Band O’ Gold was born in Lafayette, Louisiana in the late 90s when rising young guns C.C. Adcock and Steve Riley recruited legendary swamp-pop singer and Excello Records house drummer Warren Storm for a new Cat: CORDCD01 venture. Once Storm joined the fold, the Lil’ Band O’ Gold expanded to include a who’s-who of master Louisiana Label: Room 609 Records musicians including Tommy Mclain, Dickie Landry and Dave Egan that boasted more than a century of hard-earned UPC: 5024545614923 blues, rock, R&B, Cajun, swamp pop and jazz chops. Fresh off tour with Robert Plant and with tremendous Price: $9.90 musicianship and vocals running through every song, if you’ve got a spot for world-class retro Americana, then this one is just for you. Buena Vista on the Bayou. Home Base: Lafayette, Louisiana ÇxAMOFEPy614923z Top Markets: National Mark Pickerel and His Praying Hands, Tess Founding member of Screaming Trees and Neko Case, Kurt Cobain & Nirvana collaborator; Mark Pickerel returns with a mood music masterpiece featuring members of Jack White, The Intelligence and the Mark Lanegan Band. His latest album proves that you’ll be powerless to resist the charms of this barroom-prowling troubadour. Pickerel Cat: CCR1301 roams the treacherous terrain of romance like it’s the Wild West. Tess is tumbleweed noir - a dusky landscape Label: Candy Cross littered with empty bottles and broken dreams, where bedrooms are ghost towns and love - while not exactly a UPC: 884501954136 battlefield - could easily land you in a jail cell. Tess is an album full of last waltzes for last call – impure siren Price: $7.65 songs, if you will. A seductive invitation to not play it safe. “If a coyote cut a record, it might sound a bit like Pickerel – lonesome and distant and wrought with earnest emotion.” - No Depression Home Base: Seattle xiIEFABy95413qz Top Markets: NorthWest 8 8450-19541-3 6 BLUES Pete Anderson, Birds Above Guitarland This is the sixth solo release from legendary Roots/Blues guitarist, Pete Anderson. For Birds Above Guitarland, Cat: LDCD201331 Anderson returns to his roots and continues to chase his Blues muse. The album features all new material and with Label: Little Dog Records influences of Jazz, R&B and Roots music. Widely known for his work with Dwight Yoakam, Roy Orbison and UPC: 765949917139 kd Lang, the Multi-platinum selling, Grammy Award-winning Producer/Guitarist, continues to carve out his own Price: $9.90 path with brand new music and world class guitar playing. Home Base: LA xhGFJEJy91713tz Top Markets: National 7 6594-99171-3 9 Pete Anderson, Even Things Up Deluxe Edition Long associated with the world’s best of the Tele-Twangers, Grammy Award-winning, producer/guitarist Pete Anderson is really a Blues guitarist at heart. For his fifth solo record, Even Things Up/Deluxe Edition, Anderson goes Cat: LDVT001 back to his roots in blues music to prove that you can take the boy out of the city... Label: Little Dog Records UPC: 765949918136 Price: $9.90 Home Base: LA xhGFJEJy91813qz Top Markets: National 7 6594-99181-3 6 CHILDRENS Caspar Babypants, BABY BEATLES! Ladies and Gentlemen....THE BEATLES!...and the world was never the same. Caspar Babypants has put together an amazing collection of inventive simple covers of classic Beatles songs designed specifically for kids ages 0-6 and their parents. The songs have been pared down to their basic elements to let the melodies and lyrics come Cat: 0007 through clearly so that young brains can grab on to them easily and parents can enjoy the songs in a new way with Label: Aurora Elephant Music their kids. There are classics like All Together Now, Yellow Submarine and Octopus’s Garden but also some less wide- UPC: 614511817325 ly covered tunes like Anytime at All, Being For The Benefit of Mister Kite and I’m Only Sleeping. As with all Caspar Price: $8.15 albums the energy goes from active to sleepy to help engage their attention and then calm the kids down and lull them to sleep. BABY BEATLES! is a combination of that classic Beatles songwriting with that classic simple clear presentation of Caspar Babypants. xgBEFBBy81732pz Home Base: Seattle Top Markets: NorthWest 6 1451-18173-2 5 (503) 231-0876 / www.bdcdistribution.com 4 STREET DATE: Sept 17, 2013 (5% discount through Sept 24) BDCCOUNTRY New Releases Audrey Auld, Tonk Some people say Nashville doesn’t put out good country music anymore. Audrey Auld’s Tonk album will prove them wrong. And how! Singing better than ever, Tonk is without doubt Audrey Auld’s finest work to date. Audrey wears her love for old-school country on her sleeve. But this is no retro devotional. Audrey is a self-actualized woman singing Cat: RECK014 out all her love, loneliness and laughter, with a fabulous band playing a swinging beat. This is country music the Label: Reckless Records way it ought to feel. Produced by Kenny Vaughan & George Bradfute in Jim Reeves’ old studio with backing by UPC: 644167123228 (Marty Stuart’s) Fabulous Superlatives with Chris Scruggs, Andy Leftwich and Gary carter, Nashville veterans Price: $11.40 all playing live in the studio together without isolations booths, overdubbing or auto-tune.
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    LARRY NORMAN, JESUS ROCK, and an INTERVIEW with GREGORY ALAN THORNBURY Rupert Loydell Falmouth Univ

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