Townes Van Zandt - Nashville Sessions LP (Red Colored Vinyl, United Kingdom)

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Townes Van Zandt - Nashville Sessions LP (Red Colored Vinyl, United Kingdom)Red colored vinyl. In 1974, Townes Van Zandt recorded what would have been his seventh album, 'Seven Come Eleven'. Business issues prevented it's release until the recordings surfaced two decades later as 'The Nashville Sessions' In 2014, Townes Van Zandt's original manager and producer Kevin Eggers gave Charly Records' Rob Caiger and engineer Pete Reynolds the only surviving tapes to restore and remaster to present a stunning document of the folk

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2016's 'Who Sold My Generation' and 2019's 'Myth of A Man' - Night Beats have garnered a reputation as one of the finest purveyors of contemporary rock'n'roll hedonism around

and it's follow up Sandbox is a cohesive '60s-influenced affair

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this vinyl reissue has been specifically recreated using FDR (Full Dynamic Range Mastering)

pianoCharlie Rouse

steadfastly refusing to cater to the mainstream

and Japanese DJ & production duo Force Of Nature

the project never fully materialized

Through a 12-track LP compilation of essential recordings

blazing out of the gate on McLean's title tune and moving through every hue of blue from the leader's shuffling "Goin' Way Blues" to the pianist's bright theme "Drew's Blues" and Hubbard's no-nonsense "Blues Function

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