Six & Seven-Eights String Band of New Orleans - Six and Seven-Eights String Band of New OrleansNew Orleans string band jazz was popular between 1910 and 1925, but the genre was seldom recorded. This ensemble featuring Bill Kleppinger, Bernie Shields, Edmond Souchon, and Frank "Red" Mackie began playing in 1913 and performs the traditional New Orleans jazz band repertoire on mandolin, guitar, steel guitar, and bass.

we meet music by Kapsberger

Barbara Mason - Bedroom Gems from Lady Love

A fearless our-way-is-the-hard-way work ethic and famously physical live shows won the band a ferocious fan base

as he made the most of her fine jazz feel

add a touch of delicious sophistication to their sound - a sound which is completed with the characters that Matt includes in the songs: charming losers stuck in impossible situations

" You Want It Darker

"From sleek freeway techno ("110 Cruising") to arcade lurker acid ("Coast 2 Coast") to big room bangers ("666 Ambience")

the soloists unite chamber musical intimacy together with virtuoso sophistication - and prove once again that the Triple Concerto is an unduly underestimated

180 gram vinyl

and some of his trademark recitations as well as the more familiar fare of cowboy songs

This collection features four bonus tracks recorded during sessions for Old Boot Wine and the 1973 single release 'I Hear You're Going Somewhere (Joe Really)'

She is joined by pianist Peter Collins