Pink Stones - You Know Who - VINYL LP

We believe in some pretty strict rules, says Pink Stones frontman Hunter Pinkston. InchWe also believe in breaking them. This band was built on reimagining tradition, on honoring the old ways while pushing them someplace new.Inch On their intoxicating new album, Thank the Lord... it's The Pink Stones, Pinkston and his bandmates do precisely that, offering up a joyful, adventurous take on '60s twang that blurs the lines between cosmic country, folk, bluegrass, soul, and psychedelic rock. The result is a record that wears it's influences proudly on it's sleeve, even as it a subverts expectation, a work of poignant longing and playful humor that tips it's cap to everyone from Merle Haggard and Earl Scruggs to Don Williams and The Byrds as it looks both forwards and backwards all at once. Album Tracks 1. Thank the Lord (FT. Wyatt Ellis) 2. Too Busy 3. Real Sad Movies, Big Jet Planes 4. Cold Eye of Leaving 5. If I Can't Win (With You) 6. Summer's Love (Winter's Pain) 7. Hard to Kill 8. Such a Sight 9. Hometown Hotel 10. Start with Your Name 11. Pile of Memories

Come On Over is the top-selling country album and the highest-sold album by a female artist of all time. In celebration of the album's 25th anniversary and over 40M global sales, the US version of the album has been remastered from the original tapes for the first time ever. Now available on 180g black vinyl. Album Tracks 1. You're Still the One 2. When 3. From This Moment on (Feat Bryan White) 4. Black Eyes, Blue Tears 1. I Won't Leave You Lonely 2. I'm Holdin' on to Love (To Save My Life) 3. Come on Over 4. You've Got a Way 1. Whatever You Do! Don't! 2. Man! I Feel Like a Woman! 3. Love Gets Me Every Time 4. Don't Be Stupid (You Know I Love You) 1. That Don't Impress Me Much 2. Honey, I'm Home 3. If You Wanna Touch Her, Ask! 4. Rock This Country!

The third album of powerfully vivid songwriting from Marina Allen. Beautifully orchestrated, highly melodic and delivered with unrivalled lyrical perspective. Across two acclaimed records, the Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter has ripened a rare harvest, but her third studio album is an arrival home.Taking fragments and stories from Marina's past, Eight-Pointed Star deftly weaves together a new future, in what feels for all the world like a glittering, clear-eyed modern classic of alternative folk and Americana. For fans of Aldous Harding, Fiona Apple and Waxahatchee.Ineffable and timeless, this collection of songs holds a curiosity that's as open to you as you are to them. Compared to the soaring and swelling compositions of Allen's second album Centrifics or the innocent tranquillity of Candlepower, the world of Eight Pointed Star is more deeply addressing and open-armed. It favours a type of soul-searching that doesn't dwell in complications, and is open to answers. Rolling guitars rise and fall with the canyons and dust is kicked-up from the red scarred earth. Allen's vocals pure and crystalline whilst the instrumentation is rich and bursting with brightness. You can hear contentment radiating from the music, with Chris Cohen's production offering a full-band affair.Allen's affection runs deepest for singers who in her words can really sing, from The Roches to Karen Dalton, Joanna Newsom to Meredith Monk. But these influences vanish like ghosts in the attic when she starts to sing herself. Allen has a voice that stands up to the canon - inimitable - and it's never sounded more resolute than it does here. Album Tracks 1. I'm the Same 2. Deep Fake 3. Red Cloud 4. Swinging Doors 5. Bad Eye Opal 6. Easy 7. Love Comes Back 8. Landlocked 9. Between Seasons