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The Lucky Tomblin Band – In a Honky-Tonk Mood

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Sometimes, a record is just meant to be fun. Nothing more, nothing less. Welcome to In a Honky-Tonk Mood. Of course, it's easy to...

Sonic Youth – Goo (Deluxe Edition)

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As we get older, reminders of the fact come fast and furious. The reissue of classic albums from our youth perhaps hits the hardest,...

Kate Rusby – The Girl Who Couldn’t Fly

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When you listen to Kate Rusby, you hear the very essence of Celtic music. Her voice soars over the top of a song without...

1912-’16 Manuel Ramírez Model 26

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Manuel Ramírez was one of the most important makers of the Madrid school at the turn of the 20th century. His well-organized shop was...

Tony Nobles 006 Acoustic and Exhibition Resonator

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Austin-area guitar builder/repairman Tony Nobles was, like everyone else in in high school wood shop class, needing an idea for something to build. Unimpressed...

Höfner Verythin Classic

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When most vintage instrument players and enthusiasts think of Höfner, visions spring to mind of the legendary Beatle bass, or maybe some stuffy jazz...

Bryan Sutton – Not Too Far From The Tree

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Imagine creating an album where you play duets with all of your guitar heroes. On Not Too Far From The Tree, Bryan Sutton does...

Richie Allen And The Pacific Surfers – The Rising Surf and Surfer’s Slide

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Of all the bandwagons to infiltrate rock and roll, surf music would have to rank as one of the shortest lived but most widespread....

Tommy Castro

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Tommy Castro is known as a hard-working musician with a penchant for the blues. The rep is well-deserved. "One year we had 350 gigs,"...

James Burton and Ralph Mooney – Corn Pickin’ And Slick Slidin’

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The first domestic CD release of this pickin' fest from 1968 is cause for celebration. This all-instrumental outing featuring two of country's greatest stylists...
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