My Morning Jacket - Chapter 1: Sandworm Cometh - Early Recordings - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Chapter 2 in the series from the Darla archives containing many unreleased early My Morning Jacket recordings, the best of which have been compiled for along side all the hard to find favorites previously available only on singles and compilations. Highlights include covers of 'West End Girls' (Pet Shop Boys), 'Dream a Little Dream of Me' (Mama Cass), 'Tyrone' (Erykah Badu), 'Take My Breath Away' (Berlin) along with other sought after tracks, 'Bermuda Highway' (Live at KVRX), 'Tonight I Want to Celebrate with You' and many more! Darla. 2004.

The Freelancer's Blues, the second full-length LP from Brooklyn's country crooner Dougie Poole, captures it's current moment like nothing else. Poole updates the sto- rytelling backbone of country music for an audience that is young, urban, romantically alienated and financially pre- carious, using the same threads spun by Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson before him to write his own anthems for a new generation of country music fans. With his debut album Wideass Highway Dougie Poole established himself as forerunner in a class of musicians who grew up in a post-genre ecosystem equally as like- ly to be influenced by Ariel Pink and Animal Collective as Dolly Parton and Dwight Yoakam. With this follow-up, Dougie graduates from his drum machine and synthe- sizer bedroom country to a full band with honky-tonk harmonies, wailing pedal steel, and a full backing band. Produced by Jonathan Schenke (PC Worship, Gong Gong Gong, Public Practice) InchThe Freelancer's BluesInch does the impossible of staying true to Poole's heritage in the DIY scenes of New York and Providence while si- multaneously certifying him as a country music bonafide.

With almost 2 million albums sold worldwide and a previous Billboard #9 debut with 50,000 scanned first week... and now... My Morning Jacket return with their sixth studio album, the stunning CIRCUITAL. CIRCUITAL was co-produced by front man Jim James and Tucker Martine (R.E.M., Sufjan Stevens, the Decemberists). The result is yet another reinvention of their sound that both forges new ground and maintains the distinct spirit of MMJs previous work.