Mac (Aka Dr John) Rebennack - The Brightest Smile In Town - VINYL LP
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Album Tracks 1. Saddled the Cow 2. Boxcar Boogie 3. The Brightest Smile in Town 4. Waiting for a Train 5. Monkey Puzzle 6. Average Kind of Guy 7. Pretty Libby 8. Marie la Veau 9. Come Rain or Come Shine 10. Suite Home New Orleans 11. Rockin' Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu 12. Yesterdays 13. Key to the Highway 14. Lowdown, Worried and Blue 15. Touro Infirmary 16. Sippiania Midnight 17. Didn't He Ramble / Closer Walk with Thee 18. Mississippi Mud 19. Brightest Smile in Town (Extended Alternate)
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- GenreBluesDescriptionAlbum Tracks 1. Saddled the Cow 2. Boxcar Boogie 3. The Brightest Smile in Town 4. Waiting for a Train 5. Monkey Puzzle 6. Average Kind of Guy 7. Pretty Libby 8. Marie la Veau 9. Come Rain or Come Shine 10. Suite Home New Orleans 11. Rockin' Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu 12. Yesterdays 13. Key to the Highway 14. Lowdown, Worried and Blue 15. Touro Infirmary 16. Sippiania Midnight 17. Didn't He Ramble / Closer Walk with Thee 18. Mississippi Mud 19. Brightest Smile in Town (Extended Alternate)ArtistMac (Aka Dr John) RebennackTitleThe Brightest Smile In TownFormatVINYLLabelSundazed Music Inc.
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Album Tracks 1. Saddled the Cow 2. Boxcar Boogie 3. The Brightest Smile in Town 4. Waiting for a Train 5. Monkey Puzzle 6. Average Kind of Guy 7. Pretty Libby 8. Marie la Veau 9. Come Rain or Come Shine 10. Suite Home New Orleans 11. Rockin' Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu 12. Yesterdays 13. Key to the Highway 14. Lowdown, Worried and Blue 15. Touro Infirmary 16. Sippiania Midnight 17. Didn't He Ramble / Closer Walk with Thee 18. Mississippi Mud 19. Brightest Smile in Town (Extended Alternate)

Vinyl LP pressing. A lost solo piano record from the Night Tripper! Originally put to tape in '82 & '83 for the Clean Cuts tag, these tracks have remained unheard until now. Two numbers feature the doc's raspy growl while his solo piano navigates us through the rest of the train ride, past touches of blues, jazz, and foot stompin' boogie-woogie jive. It's the kind of magic that can only come from a dusty tape box. In 1981, Dr. John began recording his first of two solo piano albums. The InchnewInch performances featured on this are of the same quality as the music on Dr. John Plays Mac Rebennack and The Brightest Smile In Town. His left hand creates a three-note rhythmic pattern that forms the foundation for the performance while his right soulfully plays the melody and then builds off of it in the tradition of the New Orleans piano blues masters. In other songs, it begins as a nostalgic and heartfelt ballad, picking up steam during the performance and switching moods several times before returning to where it began. While it is a real shame that he would never again record a full album of unaccompanied solos (Dr. John enjoyed leading a band too much), the of Frankie & Johnny gives one an additional opportunity to discover just how brilliant and spirited a pianist Mac Rebennack was during his colorful career. Album Tracks 1. Frankie & Johnny 2. Boll Weevil 3. Gentilly Boulevard 4. Rebennack Appliance 5. Hobo Blues 6. Conundrum 7. Some Train Goin' Some Way 8. Public Belt 9. The Pontchar Train

In memoriam. Mac Rebennack November 20th 1941 - June 6th 2019. Executive producer Malcolm Mills met Mac in 2012 to hear from the horse's mouth why he wanted to make this record, and told him 'Louis Armstrong visited me in a dream and all he said was 'do my music your way' - that's all he said. That was the whole fuckin' dream'. So that was that. Who could refuse? Mac was pleased to have his dream realised and pass the torch, fuelled by his own funknology, because he was born and grew up in the 3rd Ward of New Orleans - exactly where Louis Armstrong lit the flame. This limited-edition vinyl album is released on the first anniversary of Mac's passing to commemorate the lives of Mac Rebennack and Louis Armstrong without both of whom, the path of our musical discovery would have been very poorly lit. Album Tracks 1. What a Wonderful World Featuring Nicholas Payton and the Blind Boys of Alabama 2. Mack the Knife Featuring Terence Blanchard and Mike Ladd 3. Tight Like This Featuring Arturo Sandoval and Telmary 4. I've Got the World on a String Featuring Bonnie Raitt 5. Gut Bucket Blues Featuring Nicholas Payton 6. Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child Featuring Anthony Hamilton 7. That's My Home Featuring Wendell Brunius and the McCrary Sisters 8. Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen Featuring Ledesi and the McCrary Sisters 9. Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams Featuring Terence Blanchard and the Blind Boys of Alabama 10. Dippermouth Blues Featuring James 12 Andrews 11. Sweet Hunk of Trash Featuring Shemekia Copeland 12. Memories of You Featuring Arturo Sandoval 13. When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles with You) Featuring Dirty Dozen Brass Band

Limited double vinyl LP pressing. Wan started out as an unholy trinity in 2009. Coming from different bands and backgrounds they decided to unite their forces in order to practice aggression and to celebrate Satan and the old school metal scene. The debut album Wolves of the North was released in 2010, and received a rather great response amongst metal-heads and media. Over 25 blasphemous tracks from hell. Album Tracks 1. Med Stormsteg Mot Döden 2. Hädanfärd 3. DÖD Kristen Man 4. War of the Unholy 5. Kingdom of Wan 6. Rapid Satan 7. Ulvhäll 8. 13 Sons of the Devil 9. Bortgang 10. Wargoat 11. Ursinnets Begär 12. Wolves of the North 13. Rise of the Antichrist 14. Day of Reckoning 15. Pentagram Rockers 16. Swing the Hammer 17. Ni Skall DÖ 18. Helvite 19. Pagan Metal Damnation 20. The Charger 21. Northern Brothers 22. Enjoy the Filth 23. Djevelsang 24. Trollmor 25. Belial 26. Burn
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