Americana Anthropology

• A seminal early aughts LP gets a much deserved expanded edition loaded up with bonus covers of Velvet Underground and Nico. • Back in the bins after a ten year absence and finally allowed to breathe and sound as good as it deserves with a Kevin Gray cut double LP! • Gatefold jacket chock-full of new liners from Jim Allen in conversation with Eef Barzelay (Clem Snide) More than two decades later, Your Favorite Music undergoes another...

One voice, one guitar, one tranquilized trip! Isaacson’s voice is rich and warm, with hints of weary and optimism. His delivery, reminiscent of Gordon Lightfoot or Cat Stevens, holds steady against the backdrop of his textured and restrained guitar playing. An interpreter of sound, his takes on these familiar originals are introspective, well thought variations that he truly makes his own. Fresh from the attic of the acid archives, this first ever reissue of this ‘71 gem features unissued...

One voice, one guitar, one tranquilized trip Isaacson’s voice is rich and warm, with hints of weary and optimism. His delivery, reminiscent of Gordon Lightfoot or Cat Stevens, holds steady against the backdrop of his textured and restrained guitar playing. An interpreter of sound, his takes on these familiar originals are introspective, well thought variations that he truly makes his own. Fresh from the attic of the acid archives, this first ever reissue of this ‘71 gem features unissued...

A lost studio recording from a legendary blues man! Recorded in 1969, legitimately available for the first time ever! The bluesman's best, captured in the studio! Buford originals and tried-and-true tunes! Bluesman George “Mojo” Buford started blowing the harmonica in his teens, eventually linking up to tour with fellow Mississippian Muddy Waters. Adopting his nickname from ravenous crowds requesting Muddy’s “Got My Mojo Working,” Buford gained the attention of some gifted young rockers...

A lost studio recording from a legendary blues man! Recorded in 1969, legitimately available for the first time ever! The bluesman's best, captured in the studio! Buford originals and tried-and-true tunes! Bluesman George “Mojo” Buford started blowing the harmonica in his teens, eventually linking up to tour with fellow Mississippian Muddy Waters. Adopting his nickname from ravenous crowds requesting Muddy’s “Got My Mojo Working,” Buford gained the attention of some gifted young rockers...