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 | Full title: Plantation Blues-Cotton Patch & Tobacco Belt Blues. 22 track digipak collection of often haunting but ultimately uplifting original Blues recordings from the late '20s up until the early '50s, written and recorded by artists who lived the Blues on a day to day basis. Features tracks from Son House, Garfield Akers, Blind Joe Reynolds, Mississippi Matilda, Richard Trice, Cedar Creek Sheik, Roosevelt Antrim, Blind Boy Fuller and more. Saga. 2006. (less)Artist: Various Artists | $8 - $11  4 Merchants |
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|  | Hofner is an only-from-Texas kind of Western swinger, hailing from the state's wide Czech belt, claiming Czech as his first language, and often singing his polkas, waltzes, and traditional tunes in that language. He also had the hit version of the traditional fiddle tune "Cotton-Eyed Joe," which has since become a must-play for any band on the Texas dance hall circuit, and turned in credible Bing Crosby-derived vocals on pop standards. And his bands, which included his brother Bash on steel and often the great hot fiddler J.R. Chatwell, swung with the best of 'em. --John Morthland (less)Artist: Adolph Hofner | $11 - $18  4 Merchants |
|  | NPR's All Things Considered described Steven Bernstein's Millennial Territory Orchestra like this: 'MTO slides between the old and the new, taking musical cues from talented but little-known jazz bands from the 1920s and '30s that worked the juke joints and ballrooms of the Cotton Belt and the Midwest.' Indeed Bernstein and company embrace vintage sounds and tweak them through their very own post-modern filter. Classics like 'Viper Song' and 'Its Tight Jim' are reinvented to speak in the 21st century, without sacrificing any big band swing authenticity. More contemporary fair like The Beatles' 'All You Need Is Love' are treated as if they straight from Count Basie's repertoire. With a line-up featuring Steven Bernstein, Peter Apfelbaum, Clark Gayton, Eric Lawrence, Doug Wieselman, Charles Burnham, Matt Munisteri, Doug Wamble, Ben Allison and Ben Perowsky, expect WE ARE MTO to be among this year's best jazz records. (less)Artist: Steven Bernstein's Millennial Territory Orchestra | $10 - $16  6 Merchants |
|  | The first album released by Adrian Orange (Thanksgiving) Tracks: Before You Died Comets Bullseyes Feel Like You River Way Water Cotton Belt We Can be Bad Bring Me Under Continents Family Shield Vit! Vit! Records | $99  amazon.com |
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