The Reverend Horton Heat - Space Heater - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

The Third Mind (Dave Alvin, Victor Krummenacher, Jesse Sykes, David Immerglück and Michael Jerome) returns with their second album, 2, and more mind melting guitar work. The psychedelic trip continues with covers of InchSally Go Round The Roses,Inch InchGroovin' is Easy,Inch InchWhy Not Your BabyInch and more. The six-song set includes one original, InchTall Grass.Inch Album Tracks 1. Groovin' Is Easy 2. Why Not Your Baby 3. In My Own Dream 4. Tall Grass 5. Sally Go Round the Roses 6. A Little Bit of Rain

In an attempt to bone up his already miraculous guitar chops, The Reverend Horton Heat, aka Jim Heath, got together with Texas friends and musicians Tim Alexander and Todd Soesbe to form Reverend Organdrum. The idea for the project came to life through the Rev's love of vintage roots music and his growing obsession with Hammond B-3 organs. HI-FI STEREO covers the pantheon of hipness, dosing out greasy soul, funk, blues, lounge, rockabilly and just about everything else that sounds best dripping from a 45 RPM in the wee hours. Five-time Grammy winner Tim Alexander on B-3 organ and Todd Soesbe on drums round out the trio who put their own dirty spin on classics, TV/Movie themes and vintage soul-jazz nuggets. HI-FI STEREO swings with an in-the-pocket cool, showing US yet another side of the force of nature that is The Reverend Horton Heat. Album Tracks 1. Moovin' and Groovin' 2. Strollin' with Bones 3. A Shot in the Dark 4. Night Train 5. Honky Tonk (Side A & B) 6. James Bond Theme 7. Bim Bam Baby 8. Can't Be Still 9. Experiment in Terror 10. Mardis Gras Mambo 11. Theme to Route 66 12. Hang 'Em High 13. Black and Crazy Blues 14. Ain't That a Kick in the Head 15. C Jam Blues 16. I Got a Woman 17. Groovin' 18. Time Is Tight

With a unique and unmistakable approach to music and his instrument, Julien Tassin is a one-of-a-kind guitar player. Using non-traditional techniques and original tunings, he creates music that combines elements of blues, jazz, classical, Oriental and African music. The result is music born out of openness and freedom. Stubbornly he repeats musical ideas until the tension reaches a boiling point, the lyricism of his melodies becomes inevitable, and the rawness of the sound takes center stage.