Casey Bill Weldon - Bottleneck Guitar Trendsetters of the 1930sYou could scarcely find two more contrasting bottleneck stylists among the most popular artists of the 30s than Casey Bill Weldon and Kokomo arnold. Weldon, billed as the 'Hawaiian Guitar Wizard,' played upbeat, almost hokum, tunes often in the ensemble, and seemed concerned with smooth tone. Arnold usually played solo, with strident tones, generally at a frenetic pace.

Asked by the new label to create an album 'loaded with hits' Velvet Underground presented these 10 tracks which proved they could make a commercially successful album without abandoning their musical personality in the process

Epitaph Records is proud to present the deluxe 20th Anniversary edition of Rancid's '

Phillips sings with a beautiful voice and his instrument provides a celestial and otherworldly background

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with guest appearances by actor / musician and longtime Shack Shakers fan Billy Bob Thornton

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Matthias McEntire (viola) and the Ty Segall band (Mikal Cronin

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we see the maturing of one of the decade's most singular talents a pop singer with the heart of a chanteuse

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1/ Devil Do 2/ Just Around The Bend 3/ Everything You Touch 4/ Medicine Water 5/ You Can't Buy A Gun 6/ Crow Jane 7/ So Long

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