Sunny & Sunliners - Should I Take You Home / My Dream - 7-INCH SINGLE [7 inch Vinyl Disc]

Another stone classic 45 from the legendary Sunny & the Sunliners. Following up on the compilation project and full-length reissues we have done, we keep on pressing up some must-haves from his amazing catalog of music. Diehard fans will love to see this one. The A Side is 'The One Who's Hurting Is You' which was never on an album and the original 45 is pretty tough to find, and pretty expensive when you do, to put it mildly... A killer tune that starts out with Rudy Palacios signature guitar riff, dropping into the haunting back ground vocals and met with Sunny's lead riding the line between gruff and sweet. Sunny lays down the law and tells it as fact, 'there's one thing that's for certain, I won't be doing the hurting. The one who's hurting is you...' The B Side, another non album cut, and one of the hardest 45s from Sunny to come across, is the original recording of 'Should I Take You Home'. Originally released on Sunny's Key-Loc tag, this is the first version, later in life they remixed it to license it to another tag making it brighter and more punchy. This is the lo-fi, the gritty, the original mix, one we are sure fans are going to be happy to finally get a copy of. Another killer two-sider, another Big Crown Sureshot.

I Am Easy to Find (Deluxe 3xLP) - I Am Easy To Find is The National's eighth studio album and the follow-up to 2017's GRAMMY®-award winning Sleep Well Beast. A companion short film with the same name will also be released with music by The National and inspired by the album. The film was directed by Academy Award-nominated director Mike Mills (20th Century Women, Beginners), and starring Academy Award Winner Alicia Vikander. Mills, along with the band, is credited as co-producer of the album, which was recorded at Long Pond, Hudson Valley, NY with vocal contributions from Sharon Van Etten, Brooklyn Youth Chorus, Lisa Hannigan, Mina Tindle and more. On September 3, 2017, director Mike Mills emailed Matt Berninger to introduce himself and in very short order, the most ambitious project of the National's nearly 20-year career was born and plans for a hard-earned vacation died. The Los Angeles-based filmmaker was coming off his third feature, 20th Century Women, and was interested in working with the band on... something. A video maybe. Berninger, already a fan of Mills' films, not only agreed to collaborate, he essentially handed over the keys to the band's creative process. The result is I Am Easy to Find, a 24-minute film by Mills starring Alicia Vikander, and I Am Easy to Find, a 68-minute album by the National. The former is not the video for the latter; the latter is not the soundtrack to the former. The two projects are, as Mills calls them, InchPlayfully hostile siblings that love to steal from each otherInch-they share music and words and DNA and impulses and a vision about what it means to be human in 2019, but don't necessarily need one another. The movie was composed like a piece of music; the music was assembled like a film, by a film director. The frontman and natural focal point was deliberately and dramatically side staged in favor of a variety of female

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