9 thoughts on “ All Them Wives - Various - Black Jacket Racket Vol.1 (CD) ”

• Black Jacket Racket 1 All Them Wives - Jesse Al Tuscan & His Lumberjacks 6. Midnight Train - The Deans 7. Have Mercy On Me - 3-Day Monks Good for anyone getting into rockabilly and looking for an introductory CD that features recent bands that are a little less mainstream than the Stray Cats (although they are awesome and worth getting 5/5(1).

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• Ace’s new album of covers, Origins Vol 1, hits shelves on April 15 and might be the best possible way to spend your tax refund. Featuring collaborations with Paul Stanley, Slash, and his tourmate Lita Ford, the guitarist delivers his own take on classic tracks from Cream, The Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix and so many more, and is the best.

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• Fiona Apple: Fetch the Bolt Cutters. I knew I was all in with the new Fiona Apple album was when I had my “Shameika” moment. “Shameika” is the first single and second song on Fetch the Bolt Cutters, her first since and only the second since her reigning masterpiece, Extraordinary bleachaceluatunde.paymangbowestwebdobulocsiralarri.infoinfo song appears to be about a friend who made junior high more tolerable for the narrator.

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• Compiled from various bits Hicks had used in the past—all of them appear in audio and/or video forms in The Essential Collection—one can see how Letterman’s delicate commercial sensibilities.

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• Bucky, Batman, Black Bat, and Godzilla all go to the zoo for Batman’s birthday party. It goes good for a bunch of emotionally constipated people and a kaiju. Bucky and Black Bat get Batman all sorts of weapons while Godzilla brings the promise of not shooting them all to death with his atomic ray! It’s a win all around for those losers!

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• View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Black Jacket Racket Vol.1 on Discogs.3/5(1).

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• First released on Friday 13th February (40 years to the day after Black Sabbath's debut LP), Vol 1 was the first efforts of unknown songwriter, Kevin Starrs. Pressed in small numbers for a non existing fan base, the album took several months to shift all 30 CD-R copies and provided a small platform to fund it's follow up, BLOOD LUST ().

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• B-Ball Joints Blue Boy Joints LP (PRR! PRR!) The PRR! PRR! label is my go-to for top-notch techno tricksters last year’s Battle Break “compilation” was a stone-cold killer of hardcore techno absurdity, and the An Ultimate DJ 12″ from two years ago melded riotous banging with an acoustic guitar cover of “Wicked Game” to glorious results. So now B-Ball Joints (which I believe to.

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• Recently released on CD -- now available on vinyl. Florence + The Machine’s new album is a rich tapestry that unpicks the conventions of classic pop, shoots them through a black hole and reconstitutes them into a multi-layered, future-primitive stomp.

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