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HUELYN DUVALL 3Rd COAST MUSIC PRESENTS at Notsxsw JOHN the REVEALATOR FREEFORM AMERICAN ROOTS #102 ROOTS BIRTHS & DEATHS HUELYN DUVALL #133/222 FEBRUARY 3rd COAST MUSIC PRESENTS AT NotSXSW JOHN THE REVEALATOR FREEFORM AMERICAN ROOTS #102 ROOTS BIRTHS & DEATHS REVIEWS (or not) LEVON HELM If I have to explain, you wouldn't understand SteadyBoy Records Presents Nobody had ever heard anything like Roky Erickson when he and his 13th Floor Elevators burst out of Austin, Texas onto the psy­ chedelic scene in 1966 with their scary nugget, “You’re Gonna Miss Me”. A decade later, the power-popping Explosives re-ignited the Austin flame, infusing tight Beatlesque rhythms with the passionate fury of their Elevator hero. By 1979, it was downright inevitable that they come together as a tight quartet. Since 2005, the Explosives have again powered Erickson’s inspiring return to the stage. Halloween captures the live experience of Roky and the Explosives from their powerful first cycle, 1979-1981. Explosives drummer Freddie Steady Krc has handpicked the tracks, most unreleased, including the only performance of The Beatles' "I’ve Just Seen a Face”. Liner notes by Professor Jud Cost. The psychedelic package (cover by San Francisco graphic artist Dennis Loren) includes previously unpublished photos plus a complete history of theband’s performances from those three amazing years. MORE EXCITING STEADYBOY TITLES COMING APRIL 15 The Freddie Steady 5 Jenny Wolfe & The The Explosives Freddie Steady’s Wild Pamela Richardson Texpop (SB-0 0 2 1) Pack (SB-ool9) Ka-Boom! (SB-00I 8 ) Country Lucky 7 (SB-0017) Sainte-Fortunat (SB-oo23) DURING SXSW - SEE THE FREDDIE STEADY 5 W/ JENNY WOLFE THURSDAY, MARCH 13 OPAL DIVINES PENN FIELD THE FREDDIE STEADY 5 AND JENNY WOLFE & THE PACK SATURDAY, MARCH 15 ANTONES RECORD STORE FREEFORM AMERICAN ROOTS #102 REAL MUSIC PLAYED FOR REAL PEOPLE BY REAL DJS d u r in g J a n u a r y 2 0 0 8 #1 R a y B o n n e v il l e : G o in ' B y F e e l (Red H ouse) B KfCF/*D BfDT/*G F/+M P/: 0 O f RFfW RfX E 2 Drive-By Truckers: Brighter Than Creation's Dark (New West) +DF/+ DN fGM f HA/+JBfSTfTW 3 Ronny Elliott: Jalopypaint (Blue Heart) • B&CfBLfBR 4 Dave Insley: West Texas Wine (DIR) TIHfNA 5 Eric Taylor: Hollywood Pocketknife (Blue Ruby) : AN/';'HT/: RJ 6 Jesse Dayton & Brennen Leigh: Holdin' Our Own (Stag) :JPf RVfSH 7 Levon Helm: Dirt Farmer (Vanguard) ^GVfN&T/TJfTM 8 Dwight Yoakam: Dwight Sings Buck (New West) :DC/';RT 9 The Best Of The Johnny Cash TV Show 1969-1971 (Columbia Legacy) ^H H fR H fR W 10= Border Blasters: Blast From The Past (Boquillas) :'CP Preacher Jack: Pictures From Life's Other Side(Cow Island) T F 22 Owen Temple: Two Thousand Miles (El Paisano) ;'PP/:TG 12 Demolition String Band: Different Kinds Of Love (Breaking) :JF 13= Steve Earle: Washington Square Serenade (New West) Gram Parsons: Archive Vol 1 (Amoeba/Fontana) +MM VA: Always Lift Him Up; A Tribute To Blind Alfred Reed (Proper) *DJ/':'OB Rhonda Vincent: Good Thing Going (Rounder) 'MAfRMT 14 Shelby Lynne: Just a Little Lovin'(Lost Highway) :KC 15 Starline Rhythm Boys: Red's Place(Cow Island) 16= Marah: Angels Of Destruction (Yep Roc) +TP R f SG Yarn (self) : DS 17= Dixie Bee Liners: Ripe (Pinecastle) *DAf WT Luke Doucet & The White Falcon: Blood's Too Rich ...moody vocals and reflective lyrics” (Six Shooter) URfSR The Austin Chronicle Tift Merritt: Another Country (Fantasy) ; DY Willie Nelson: Moment Of Forever (Lost Highway) *RL/TR The Sadies: New Seasons (Yep Roc) +JM/+JS 18 Jon Itkin: Big Bold Guitar In The Sky (SadieJane) :GS cdbaby.com/rgstark rgstark.com 19 John Fogerty: Revival (Fantasy) 20 Reverend Organdrum: Hi-Fi Stereo(Yep Roc) :SC 21 = Arthur Alexander: Lonely Just Like Me; The Final Chapter (Hacktone) :'3RC Malcolm Holcombe: Gamblin' House(Echo Mountain) 22 Merle Haggard: The Bluegrass Sessions (MCM) *AB 23 Robert Plant & Alison Krauss: Raising Sand (Rounder) 24= Kimmie Rhodes: Walls Fall Down (Sunbird) The Rizdales: Radio Country (Willyboy) *FS The Whipsaws: 60 Watt Avenue (Shut Eye) : BB 25 Roomful of Blues: Raisin'A Ruckus(Alligator) 26 Allison Moorer: Mockingbird (New Line) ;TH 27= Ryan Bingham: Mascalito (Lost Highway) The Steeldrivers (Rounder) Justin Trevino: Take One As Needed For Pain (Heart Of Texas) BLASTfrmihî PAST Compact Discs J IM M Y R A Y H A R R E L L * TODD JAGGER Records • Video FEATURING SPECIAL GUESTS KIMMIE RHODES ★ P O N T Y BO N E * A LV IN CRO W m 10 .11 Mon- Sat 12-11 Sun FREDDIEKRC * DANNYLEVIN * A MORE 600. 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While I think of it, a an Internet search for ‘Worst Album Covers,’ you’ll strike solid gold—compiling reminder that you can still participate in the Best Of The First 100 FAR Charts ghastly graphics is quite a little industry out there.
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