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The
Amazing Rhythm Aces - Live in Switzerland
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BBOCD-001 | |
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After
a 25 year stretch of recording and performing, the Aces find themselves
in Switzerland, captured in perfect form. Selecting from their more
recent releases, the set is peppered with a few of the old faves like
"The End Is Not In Sight (The Cowboy Song)" and "Love
And Happiness" (always a live pleaser). Recorded May 2, 1998 at Festival Worb, Bern / Switzerland |
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| Best Of Frutigen | BBOCD-002 | |
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1.
Guy Clark - Old friends 1989 2. Will & Charlie Sexton - Always was a daydreamer 1996 3. Jim Lauderdale - This is a big time 1992 4. Stephen Bruton - Crown of creation 1994 5. The subdudes - Why can`t i forget about you 1994 6. Tish Hinojosa - West side of town 1993 7. Jimmy LaFave - Thru the neon night 1994 8. Kevin Welch - Early summer rain 1991 9. Tolo Marton - Alpine valley 1994 10. Polo Hofer - Alperose 1993 11. Joe Ely - Fingernails 1993 12. Flatlanders - She never spoke spanish to me 1991 13. Delbert McClinton -- Fine and healthy thing 1996 Proceeds benefit the Singer-Songwriter Festival Frutigen Switzerland |
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| Duane Jarvis - Certified Miracle | BBOCD-003 | |
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In
a tie with Dan Baird, Duane was named "Best Underrated Guitarist"
by the Nashville Scene. Jim Ridley says "Jarvis has backed everyone
from Lucinda Williams to the Divinyls, and that gives a pretty fair
assessment of his range: sympathetic coloring to balls-out sweat 'n'
stomp." |
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| The Moondog Show - Far Beyond | BBOCD-004 | |
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The
well-known singer/songwriter HANK SHIZZOE produced the album and also
contributed some wonderful guitar work on several of the songs. |
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| Dan Baird & The Sofa Kings - Redneck Savant | BBOCD-005 | |
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There has never been a live Satellites or Dan Baird release and the album contains Georgia Satellites classics as well as previous unreleased songs. | |
| The Duane Jarvis / Dave Coleman & the coalman - EP | BBOCD-006 | |
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For the autumn 2001 European Tourdates of Duane Jarvis and Dave Coleman we produced a 6 Track EP with 5 unreleased Tracks. Available only on Tour, in our Webshop and a few Mailorder Companys | |
| The
Moondog Show - Bonne Espérance |
BBOCD-007 | |
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Produced by Hank Shizzoe. | |
| THE SAVOY TRUFFLE | BBOCD-008 | |
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The
Savoy Truffle are based in Osaka/Japan and all Band Members are Japanese!!!. |
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| Last Train Home - Time & Water | BBOCD-009 | |
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After
nearly two years of recording in bits and pieces around the country,
Last Train Home proudly announces the release of its new CD, 'Time
and Water.' It's a rollicking trip through the landscape of modern
America as filtered through the brains and fingertips of the ever-expanding
LTH membership...<br> From the power-pop opener of 'Lorelei' to the Mexican bolero instrumental closer of 'Las Lagrimas del Pollo Rico,' hear the LTH boys do what they do best: play amazing music that makes you glad to be alive. 'Time and Water' is an BlueBuffalo Records release (BBO 009).It was produced by Doug Derryberry, with the CD designed by Bill Thompson (with photos by Matthew Worden). We're proud to have LTH on BlueBuffalo.12/44:33 2003 |
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| Duane Jarvis - Delicious | BBOCD-010 | |
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with:
Dave Coleman,Paul Griffith, George Marinelli, Danny Kurtz, Chuck Prophet,
Tammy Rogers and Buddy Miller |
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| Cash Monies & The Jetsetters- Thinkin’ Out Loud | BBOCD-011 | |
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Cash Monies & The Jetsetter play a distinct brand of black eyed, red-blooded blue-collar, roots-rock Americana that falls squarely between the hangover romanticism of George Jones and the southern swagger of Skynard. The band's sound is a mix of honky-tonk country, southern rock and Sun Studios rock n roll. The band is set to launch its second CD Thinkin' Out Loud that was produced by former Georgia Satellite Dan Baird, who also performs on the 12-song disc. | |
| The TylerThompson Band- Living on the border | BBOCD-012 | |
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To the recording of the record itself…It was recorded on Broadway in Macon, Georgia, in the famous "Old Capricorn" Studios, and was the last full record to ever be recorded there. What history is in that building! Man oh man! Wow. Sitting in on the record are a few names you may recognize. Starting the cameos was a local man who can tickle the ivories with the best of em, Mr. Chuck Leavell. Chuck makes appearances on tracks 2, 9, and 15. Chuck has played with the Allman Brothers, Sea Leavel, and Eric Clapton's unplugged record from MTV and is the key man for the Rolling Stones when he's not here in Middle GA. growing timber. Also appearing on the record are local pedal steel man Goose Goodrich, Slip Knot guitarist Mick Thompson, and a good old Texas boy who wanders into Macon every now and then, Mr. Lee Roy Parnell, plays slide on track 11. Feelin it Lee Roy! The one and only Col. Bruce Hampton does a voice over on track 12, "Peach Cobbler" and you just gotta love the mess out of that song, you will play it over and over just to hear the Col. Bruce's words and once again try to figure out what he is really telling us this time! All Star performers make this band's CD better, but it would have been great with just the core band. | |
| Steve Wedemeyer- Disclose | BBOCD-013 | |
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Steve
Wedemeyer was certain of two things when the decision came to record
Disclose: he had something to say and he wanted noted singer, songwriter
and guitartist Jon Dee Graham to help him say it. After listening
to Wedemeyer's home recordings, Graham agreed to put on his Producer
hat. His response to their effort came with great sincerity and fondness.
"It was a joy to work on a record that was about something, with
real honest-to-god songs. It's a hell of a debut, if I do say so myself,"
reveled Graham. Wedemeyer instinctively created a first-class band to help shape the eventual direction Disclose would take. Graham's idea to build the record around two key elements, vocals and guitar, gave the band free creative reign over their own parts. "The drums, bass and guitar were cut live in the same room. For the most part, each player was free to go in whatever direction he felt wasright for the song. I felt like everyone was in on creating the record," comments Wedemeyer. The band includes bassist George Reiff (Chris Robinson, Ian Moore, Ian McLagan), drummer Rafael Gayol (Kelly Willis, Jon Dee Graham) and guitarist Mike Hardwick (Jerry Jeff Walker, Eliza Gilkyson). |
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| Last Train Home- Bound Away | BBOCD-014 | |
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Fronted
by Washington Post contributor Eric Brace, Last Train Home -- D.C.'s
very own roots rock troupe -- surfs a number of subgenres with ease
on the highly likable Bound Away. Ten members strong, LTH ably brings
forth charging rockers like "Marlene" -- a tune Brace salvaged
from his days in the Linemen -- and pensive, seminal weepers like
Bob Dylan's "Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You," but
the group really hits its stride with original material. Be it the
poignant "Hendersonville," a tune Brace reportedly wrote
after visiting the gravesite of Johnny Cash and his spouse June Carter
Cash, or the organ-laden charm of "Flipping Quarters," a
pay-phone heartbreaker -- these songs are deeply emotional and inventive
with flourishes of trumpet and pedal steel. Although Last Train Home's
cover of Paul Kelly's classic obscurity "To Her Door" doesn't
quite match the greatness of the original, the band deserves bonus
points for giving new life to one of the best break-up/make-up songs
ever penned. ~ John D. Luerssen, All Music Guide |