Brettin admits that for the first Mild High Club album he resorted to vague lyrics so as to highlight the music itself
and locating autonomy amidst burgeoning unrest
*HEADS UP - SOME COPIES OF THIS TITLE ARRIVED IN OUR SHOP WITH A MINOR DING TO ONE CORNER OF EACH JACKET
it’s pressed on neon green vinyl with reproduced original artwork
'people don't realise how many band don't talk to each other' in marked contrast to this wired network with a process which Rachel explains as 'this real excitement about what we are doing
JOHN LEE HOOKER - THE COUNTRY BLUES OF JOHN LEE HOOKER (LP) AUTOGRAPHED Brettin admits that for theCLEAR VINYL LP. "Mississippi born blues giant John Lee Hooker made his name with an unorthodox approach to electric guitar, developing his own variants of boogie woogie, Delta blues, and country blues, his lyrics delivered in rich baritone. Early work featured masterful electric licks, backed by a studio ensemble, but Riverside took a different approach for The Country Blues of John Lee Hooker, recording our hero with just his voice and a solo