Dick Curless - Don't Fence Me In - The Early Recordings, 1956-1960Widely known in country music circles for his distinctive look (an eye patch covered his right eye after an accident) and a string of hits that began in the mid 1960s with the truck driving classic 'A Tombstone Every Mile' and that took him into the Billboard charts a total of 22 times between 1965 and 1973, Maine born Dick Curless packed a lot of recording into his five decades as an active country artist. Although he became associated with the

'Love's Made a Fool of You' (#63) and 'One More Saturday Night' (#63)

unearthly ambience and forbidding

Guy Schalom returns with his Baladi Blues Ensemble with their funkiest

'Changing Directions' is another fidgety

No longer will "You Spin Me Round" and "I Want Your Sex" be relegated to the back of the jukebox but will be front and center for the masses to invigorate their youthful memories or still their current realities

the three musicians explore surprising musical landscapes

they decided it was time to start playing together again

Charlie only had a short '50s career but on iconic labels like Sun

This change in line-up saw the band move further in a progressive direction for the album VALLEY GARDENS

Scout took to pen and paper

Blur's Graham Coxon is the guitarist on the album

"I got something you can't pay for