Jon Langford & Skull Orchard - Old Devils - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Album Tracks 1. Little Bit of Help 2. Working Man's Palace 3. Invisible Man 4. Buy It Now 5. All Roads Lead Back to Me 6. Anything Can Happen 7. Gold Brick 8. Salty Dog 9. Gorilla & the Maiden 10. Dreams of Leaving 11. Tall Ships 12. Lost in America

2017 . On Four Lost Souls, Welsh-born, Chicago-based punk-rocker-turned-Americana Icon and revered visual artist Jon Langford headed to Muscle Shoals, AL under a cloud of dark politics. It's an album of pure Americana, beyond the news of the day, going to a place where the differences between country, soul, blues, and rock 'n' roll are blown aside by the warm, languid breezes. Langford is one of the founders of punk band The Mekons, post-punk group The Three Johns and alternative country ensembles The Waco Brothers and Pine Valley Cosmonauts. Since the mid-1980s, Langford has been one of the leaders in incorporating folk and country music into punk rock. Album Tracks 1. Poor Valley Radio 2. Natchez Trace 3. I Thought He Was Dead 4. In Oxford Mississippi 5. Mystery 6. Half Way Home 7. Fish Out of Water 8. What's My Name 9. Masterpiece 10. Snake Behind Glass 11. I Felt My Courage Fail 12. Indestructable 13. Waste

On the heels of their epic tour opening for alt-country artist, Orville Peck, Teddy and the Rough Riders their debut studio album, produced by independent country artist, Margo Price. Blending elements of Flying Burrito Bros, Dave Edmunds/Rockpile, Commander Cody and The Band, Nashville natives, T&RR, have woven their way into the hearts of Music City's independent music scene.01 Go Lucky Kind, 02 Broken Bridges, 03 Dance Floor Blues, 04 Livin in the Woods, 05 Rhinestone Salute, 06 Drink Better, 07 Sunset, 08 Leaving Forever Again, 09 Complacency, 10 Bad Spot, 11 Cat and Mouse, 12 Hey Richard Album Tracks 1. Go Lucky Kind 2. Broken Bridges 3. Dance Floor Blues 4. Livin in the Woods 5. Rhinestone Salute 6. Drink Better 7. Sunset 8. Leaving Forever Again 9. Complacency 10. Bad Spot 11. Cat and Mouse 12. Hey Richard