james talley - got no bread, no milk, no money, but we sure got a lot of love (1974)

i sang "jesus loves me" for a dime one time (buy)

mississippi john hurt - last sessions (1972)

let the mermaids flirt with me (buy)

pine hill haints - ghost dance (2007)

ghost dance (buy)

clark-hutchinson - a=mh2 (1969)

acapulco gold (buy)

silver summit - self-titled (2008)

there is no one; only everyone and everything (buy) 

amalgamated sons of rest - self-titled (2004)

jennie blackbird's blues (buy) 

magnolia electric co. - hard to love a man (2005)

when the dark walks up to you, you gotta shake his hand (buy)

steve earle & the del mccoury band - the mountain (1999)

we're all goin' down to dixieland (buy)

lenny and the piss poor boys - self-titled

still like my beers cold (buy)

" No genre (or combination of genres) is immune to tragedy. Boston-based Lenny & The Piss Poor Boys are a testament to this unfortunate circumstance. After releasing an absolutely stellar debut album, the band lost their bassist Jon Johnson in a vehicle accident. Heartbreak and misfortune aside, we can at least focus on the amazing music that the band was able to make in its short-lived prime. Lenny & The Piss Poor Boys is an almost perfect album in every way. Full of smokey sing-along choruses and sharp pedal steel, no album so seamlessly meshes country and punk. Within you will find stark imagery of bar fights, substance abuse, and even a heart-wrenching elegy in the form of a Ramones tribute song." - Tucker Riggleman, Nation Full of Ivy

glenn jones - this is the wind that blows it out (2004)

this is the wind that blows it out (buy)

thanksgiving

the lake at night (buy)

the ghost and the eyes with trees in the ground outside the window

in the world (buy)

cave days & moments (buy) 

magnolia electric co. - black ram (2007)

you need this album

buy the box set and then keep your things in the box.

the dead brothers - flammend herz lp (2006)

get this shit ok

buy it from amazon