Johnny Bond - Rides AgainOne of the most popular country music performers of the 1940's through the 1960's, Johnny Bond had seven top ten hits on the Billboard country charts among them "Hot Rod Lincoln" (1960); "Divorce Me C. O. D." (1947), "Sick Sober and Sorry" (1951), "Oklahoma Waltz" (1948) and his biggest hit "Ten Little Bottles" (1965). Originally released in 1975, "Johnny Bond Rides Again" features Bond in great form, singing some of the best classic songs country

wrote music filled with beauty

"Two-Bit Suit is an exquisite collection of 11 new tunes from this remarkable prairie troubadour

184-page book

written by a connoisseur of the Beatnik scene

becomes a turning point

He returned to the theme just over a year later and he was not afraid to mine other artist's seams ('Shake 'Em On Down'

except 'Patience

originally of Danish origin

On their classic 1966 album "Guantanamera

Strong Silent Types

guitarist and vocalist Ian Hunter established himself as one of the most inventive hard rock songwriters of the early 1970s

to deliver their strange cylindrical bouncing bombs