Willie Egan - Treat Me Right - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

If ever an artist was undeserving of obscurity, it was Willie Lee Egan, a Louisiana rocker in the style of Fats Domino and Smiley Lewis. Until recently, nobody seemed to know if he was still living, which is not surprising, since even during Willie's heydays in 1955-56 his excellent records were poorly distributed and he never cracked the national R&B charts. Adding to the confusion, his name was spelled correctly on only three or four records, and was also billed as Lloyd & Willie (Lloyd Rowe was his guitar player), and Little Willie Egan. In late 1955 Willie recorded the two fine tracks presented here for the Los Angeles based Mambo tag. In addition to Willie's vocals and piano, the group backing him consisted of Red Calendar on bass; Pete Lewis and Lloyd Rowe on guitar; K.C. Bell and Kenny Primus on drums; Don Johnson on trumpet; Jackie Kelso, alto sax, Eldee Williams, tenor sax, and Bill Gaither on sax. James Curry, guitar and bass, and Lorenzo Holden, sax, probably performed with him also. Featured here is InchCome OnInch coupled with InchOh Baby.Inch Newly remastered.

The new album from death metal outfit Of Feather And Bone, Sulfuric Disintegration, sees the Colorado power-trio deliver their most brutal, dynamic, and punishing album to date. This follows up 2018's Bestial Hymns Of Perversion, an album which signaled a new paradigm shift and saw the band, through their devastating live performances, get the worthwhile recognition they deserved, with acclaim and notable touring cycles following. This brought a new sense of awareness to the band. Sulfuric Disintegration takes that intensity and aura to the next level.While not only delivering a more dynamic and complex musical vision that balances the genres of pure dark death metal, blistering grind, and unrelenting bestial metal, Sulfuric Disintegration sees Of Feather And Bone become the full-on sonic killing machine that one was given a mere glimpse of with their past works. Not only is the sound here more devastating than anything done previously, but the tighter and warmer production, courtesy of a lethal mix and master executed by Arthur Rizk (tracking was done at Juggernaut Audio by Ben Romsdahl), gives the band their deadliest sounding album yet. Album Tracks 1. Regurgitated Communion 2. Entropic Self Immolation 3. Noctemnania 4. Consecrated and Consumed 5. Sulfuric Sodomy (Disintegration of Christ) 6. Baptized in Boiling Phlegm

If ever an artist was undeserving of obscurity, it was Willie Lee Egan, a Louisiana rocker in the style of Fats Domino and Smiley Lewis. Until recently, nobody seemed to know if he was still living, which is not surprising, since even during Willie's heydays in 1955-56 his excellent records were poorly distributed and he never cracked the national R&B charts. Adding to the confusion, his name was spelled correctly on only three or four records, and was also billed as Lloyd & Willie (Lloyd Rowe was his guitar player), and Little Willie Egan. In late 1955 Willie recorded the two fine tracks presented here for the Los Angeles based Mambo tag. In addition to Willie's vocals and piano, the group backing him consisted of Red Calendar on bass; Pete Lewis and Lloyd Rowe on guitar; K.C. Bell and Kenny Primus on drums; Don Johnson on trumpet; Jackie Kelso, alto sax, Eldee Williams, tenor sax, and Bill Gaither on sax. James Curry, guitar and bass, and Lorenzo Holden, sax, probably performed with him also. Featured here is InchSometimes I WonderInch coupled with InchSad Sad Feeling.Inch Newly remastered. [Note This product is an authorized CD-R and is manufactured on demand].