Available Sept 1, 2018 – order here. Album recorded at Flat Black Studios. Photography: Stephanie Sunberg. Artwork: Austin Smoldt-Saenz. Clothing: Found and Formed.
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The White Blinds — Get To Steppin’
The White Blinds
Michael Duffy – Drums
Carey Frank – Hammond B3
Matt Hornbeck – Guitar
An F-Spot Production — All songs written and performed by The White Blinds (except “Blue Juice” written by Jimmy McGriff). Recorded by: Josh Wiener at Rich Uncle Records, Venice CA. Available from F-Spot Records.
The Choir — I’d Rather You Leave Me b/w I Only Did it ‘Cause I Felt So Lonely
The great Wally Bryson, age 16, delivers a double shot of what they’re come to call power pop- predating his Raspberries by five years- absolutely the greatest ! From the great one- WALLY BRYSON. Violet wax, double sided pic sleeve. Opens to reveal centerfold George Shuba shot of Wally with Pete Towenshend! Recorded in Cleveland, August 1967. Available from Norton Records.
Kelli Jones and Joel Savoy — Toi, Tu Joues à L’amour
Inspired by an old Petula Clark 45 rpm record they found in Portugal which made its way into Savoy’s vintage jukebox, Kelli and Joel’s “Toi Tu Joues à L’amour” is their first release as a duet despite them having performed together onstage and in the studio for over 10 years. This single captures the duet’s versatility perfectly, pairing a 1960’s French pop hit with a set of modern Cajun fiddle tunes from composers Michael Doucet and Al Berard, and a Cajun French love song with a set of ancient fiddle breakdowns from the legendary Cajun fiddler Dennis McGee. Both adept fiddlers and guitarists, singing songs in Cajun French and English, these two old souls effortlessly deliver good music, pure and simple.
