Blind Boy Fuller - Truckin' My Blues Away180 gram repro of the 1978 album from North Carolina's Blind Boy Fuller. Blues circa 1935 1939, including "Homesick and Lonesome Blues," "Truckin' My Blues Away," "I Crave My Pig Meat," "Walking My Troubles Away" and "Sweet Honey Hole." Cover artwork by Robert Crumb

essentially Smith and Lol Tolhurst working with studio musicians (this being the period when the cure's lineup was never assured)

Two years in the making

but the earliest glimpses of the exploratory and eccentric folk of artists like Sufjan Stevens and Iron & Wine can be heard throughout

Yawn was recorded and produced entirely by Bill himself

certainly older and potentially wiser

how they lived

followed by the hot Bobby ‰Û÷Blue‰۪ Bland boogie of The Dynamic Hughes Gospel Singers‰۪ ‰Û÷Beautiful City‰۪

Blixa Bargeld (on loan from the industrial group Einsturzende Neubauten)

a natural result of his desire to take a kernel of ordinary emotion and

Oh Three / Sleeping Butterfly / This Is What It Feels Like (Unreleased 1999) / Morning Light (Unreleased) / Canyon Ride 1999 / Windows 65 (Sub Pop Singles Club) / Midsummer Daydream (Sub Pop Singles Club) / We’d Love To

” New Musical Express // A thinking man’s rumination on alienation

was released at a time when the band were coming off the peak of their mainstream success