Bill Orcutt - A History Of Everyone'A History of Every One' by Bill Orcutt is an album of songs: minstrel songs, holiday songs, hymns, marches, cowboy songs, Disney songs, work songs, delta blues. The original tunes themselves are nothing special, well known, but not particularly well regarded. Most would be filler on a mid 60's Doris Day or Burl Ives LP. What Orcutt does with them however is remarkable: expanding upon techniques developed on 2011's 'How the Thing Sings' and

Many tracks previously unissued and even more making their vinyl debut

Pete Johnson's Band 627 Stomp 22

feels like the dictionary from which we might discern just where this being comes from

but somehow they always managed to bring all the elements together into something new and exciting

Tess is an amazing lady‰۝

This killer Rock n Roll vinyl set was compiled by Radio DJ and TV presenter Mark Lamarr

We Love You (actually the Doors‰۪ ‰ÛÏHello

while studio tracks include 'Grantchester Meadows' and 'The Narrow Way'

åÊGhost Ramp

gets you absinthe-drunk on Greenberg‰۪s warbly guitar and Barrence‰۪s deep growl

bringing the songs' underlying emotional core to stirring realization

The album exists as a release of pent-up aggression