Spirits of the Somme: 1st July 1916, The Blackest DayThe horrific story of the WWI battle on July 1, 1916, in Somme, France, unfolds here in an extraordinary documentary. The gripping details are accompanied by rare footage and archival photographs, not only to retell the story, but also to preserve it's memory in honor of the 60, 000 British soldiers who lost their lives there. Award winning writer Bob Carruthers worked diligently on and directed this piece of history on film in hopes that it will

laid-back character

along with the infinite possibilities of metamorphosis

after many years as a side-man

Alternately a monarchist icon or "the People's irruption into History" (Michelet)

Dan and drummer

Previously unissued live 1992 set from the Memphis power-pop legend

showcasing The Texas Horns' strong songwriting talents

The Jaye Brothers

nine of them previously unreleased and many of them only issued only on hard to find EPs or as Japanese release bonus tracks

One Room Country Shack

followed by sophomore release New Man

triumphant even in it's mournfulness and like many other of the songs here not as stern as much of Medtner's piano music