J.D. Crowe and The New South The New South Vinyl

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J.D. Crowe and The New South The New South VinylVirtually no other album anywhere in history is known to its audience by its label number. Not Kind of Blue, nor Pet Sounds, Glenn Goulds Goldberg Variations, none. Except this one. Rounder 44. Probably the most seminal bluegrass album of all time. Notice we didnt say modern bluegrass, though it originally came out in 1975. Thats because, unlike, say, Aereo Plain by John Hartford (who contributed notes to the original package, reproduced here), The

who re-christened them as Honey and the Bees and added Nadine Felder to the line-up as lead vocalist

Lad in Sin

This Can't Be Love

-based Soul Searchers were led by the soon-to-be “Godfather of Go-Go” himself

1971"s Stoney and Meatloaf boldly fused rock

The O'Jays

Invisible (studio G demo)*

Jones' and 'You Are the Sunshine of My Life' are heartfelt renditions given a little extra bounce by Russell's ivory tickling and Franklin's expressive bass playing in particular

Blue Lights

both her gender and the exoticism of her instrument often prevented her from being taken seriously among the hidebound environs of late ‘50s and ‘60s jazz

nearly all making their CD debuts here

and the band’s rappers—bolstered by guest appearances from KRS-One and Mad Lion—are markedly better than their rap/metal contemporaries

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