Little Lily Frank Stanford

Little Lily Frank StanfordThe Dough Rollers' "Little Lily" is an inner ear explosion with the energy and tension of a train rolling off the rails and the rails are Ford's pleading whiskey damaged vocals. Continuing with this brilliant outmoded form of transportation as music metaphor, "The Sailing Song" rolls along with high seas majesty, The Dough Rollers as drunken shipmates and Jack Bryne's solo is a bottle of rum smashed on the rocks. The boat never sinks though, cause

Chandra Oppenheim was a child star like no other

Blues fingerpicking guitarist

Daru Jones on drums

Through satirizing symbols of their homeland and rejecting a pre-established national culture

TN’s Nashboro Records recorded some of the most potent and forceful gospel music of the time period

Can also be powered from 4 'AA' batteries (NiMH rechargeable batteries provide maximum volume)

Angels Watcing Over Me was recorded in a 100-year-old

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Ever wonder about Jack White’s process in the studio

A moving arrangement taken from Carl Sagan's magnificent "Cosmos" series comes on very special etched vinyl

The B-side “Calenture” is dim and sparse with thin guitar strums laying down an ambient soundscape

Preceding feedback-driven Sunn O))) and astral stoner rockers Sleep