Bingham, Ryan
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American Love Song
New - Vinyl - AB 4827
Sealed 2019 2xLP Gatefold Black Vinyl Pressing. Comes With Download Code. "It's Hard To Imagine A Comeback As Rowdy And Realized As American Love Song. The Double Album Isn't Merely Ryan Bingham's First In Four Years, It's His Most Confident Since His Brief Flirtation With The Mainstream At The Dawn Of The 2010s. Bingham's Retreat From The Spotlight Was Fueled In Part By Personal Issues -- Both Of His Parents Died In The Early 2010s, A Loss Chronicled On 2012's Tomorrowland -- But He Also Seemed At Ease Releasing Modest Albums On His Own Axster Records Imprint. American Love Song Also Appears On Axster, But It's The Furthest Thing From Modest. Chalk Some Of This Up To Co-producer Charlie Sexton, Who Gives The Album's 15 Songs A Rough-and-tumble Feel Suited For Backwoods Texas Juke Joints. Sexton, Who Plays Plenty Of Greasy Guitar On The Album As Well, Pushes Bingham To Play With Grit And Heart, A Move That Makes The Record A Pleasure On A Pure Musical Level; It's The Sound Of A Great Group Of Players Laying Into Earthy Grooves, No Matter If They're Rave-ups Or Sunset Strums. The Music Suits The Songs, Which Are The Sharpest Set Of Tunes Bingham Has Ever Written. Most Of American Love Song Thrives On Bingham's Modest Yet Fully Realized Intentions: He Opens The Record With The Raucous "Jingle And Go," A Salute To The Joys Of Playing Music, Which Finds A Counterpart In The Dirty Boogie "Got Damn Blues." Bingham Surrounds These Lighter Moments With Introspection That Avoids Becoming Overwrought, Punctuating The Proceedings With Social Commentary That's Perhaps A Little Bit Too On The Nose. The Casual, Lived-in Feel Of American Love Song Makes Such Political Protests As "America" Feel A Little Too Blunt, But Instead Of Being A Flaw, Its Directness Is A Benefit, Since It Shines A Light On How Subtle And Nimble The Rest Of This Terrific Record Is." AllMusic Review By Stephen Thomas Erlewine. Very Tiny Bump To Top Right Corner.
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Mescalito
Used - Vinyl - B0009396
Out Of Print 180gm 2LP Gatefold With Shrink Wrap Intact. Major Label Debut Runs From Stones-ish Rockers To Barroom Weepers, Produced By Former Black Crowe Marc Ford. Both LPs Appear Glossy, Unplayed.
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Mescalito
Used - Vinyl - B0009396
2007 180gm 2LP Gatefold. Major Label Debut Runs From Stones-ish Rockers To Barroom Weepers, Produced By Former Black Crowe Marc Ford. Bar Code Has Been Marked With Black Sharpie, Probably Indicating A Promo Copy.
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Mescalito
Colored Vinyl - B0015666
Sealed, Out Of Print 2011 Limited Edition Clear Virgin Vinyl 2LP Gatefold With Insert. Released For Lost Highway's 10th Anniversary. Custom Hype Sticker On The Shrink-Wrap. Major Label Debut Runs From Stones-ish Rockers To Barroom Weepers, Produced By Former Black Crowe Marc Ford.
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Mescalito
Colored Vinyl - B0009396
2011 Limited Edition Clear Virgin Vinyl 2LP Gatefold With Insert. Released For Lost Highway's 10th Anniversary. His Major Label Debut Runs From Stones-ish Rockers To Barroom Weepers, Produced By Former Black Crowe Marc Ford. Both LPs Appear Unplayed.
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Mescalito
Colored Vinyl - B0015666
Sealed, Out Of Print 2011 Limited Edition Clear Virgin Vinyl 2LP Gatefold With Insert. Upper Right Corner Crease, Hence Price. Released For Lost Highway's 10th Anniversary. Custom Hype Sticker On The Shrink-Wrap. Major Label Debut Runs From Stones-ish Rockers To Barroom Weepers, Produced By Former Black Crowe Marc Ford.
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Mescalito
New - Vinyl - B0009396-01
Sealed, Latest 180gm Vinyl Gatefold Repress. Custom 180gm Hype Sticker On The Shrink-Wrap. Major Label Debut Runs From Stones-ish Rockers To Barroom Weepers, Produced By Former Black Crowe Marc Ford.
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Tomorrowland
New - Vinyl - 56313
Sealed 2012 2LP 180gm Gatefold Original. Includes Free Download Code. Not The Recent Repress.
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