the airiness of "Ruin" and "Three Empty Words" spinning heartbreak into seduction
" a collection of five shorter pieces that charges out of the gates with an almost Krautrock-like propulsion
Side A 01 Barbecue Bob: Honey Your Going Too Fast 02 Big Bill Broonzy: Hokum Stomp 03 Bessie Smith: Need A Little Sugar In My Bowl 04 Papa Charlie Jackson: Shake That Thing 05 Lucille Bogan: Barbecue Bess 06 Frankie “Half-Pint” Jaxon: Can't You Wait Till You Get Home 07 Noah Lewis' Jug Band: Selling The Jelly Side B 01 Bo Carter: Cigarette Blues 02 Allen Brothers: Bow Wow Blues 03 Ma Rainey: Ma Rainey's Black Bottom 04 Dallas String Band with Coley Jones: Hokum Blues 05 Blind Lemon Jefferson: Black Snake Moan 06 Tampa Red & Georgia Tom: It's Tight Like That Handling Note: **Please allow an additional 72 hours for this item's shipment
) that Bowie drops into the middle of "Shining Star (Makin' My Love)
Illustrator: Tate Steinsiek
MOTORHEAD 2LP translucent sea blue vinyl the airiness of "Ruin" andIn the late 1970s, it was unheard of to merge punk with heavy metal. But then came Motorhead up on stage blasting out high energy three chord punk rock with a metallic edge, all the while looking like longhaired bikers from hell. Most heavy metal front men of the era came off like pretty boys with their poses and good looks, but Motorhead leader Lemmy Kilmister was a glaring exception, with a face only a mother could love unkempt facial hair, warts,