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add to cart $25.00 Low Stock Daniel O'Donnell Country Boy [ Big Jo-Ke / CD - released 24/Aug/2009 ] This 20 song collection features timeless country classics such as "Ring of Fire", "Oh, Lonesome Me", "Lucille", "Release Me", "King of the Road", "Mother's Birthday Song', plus duets with Charley Pride and Loretta Lynn!
add to cart $28.00 Low Stock The White Stripes Get Behind Me Satan [ XL Recordings / CD - released 6/Jun/2005 ] This is 5th album from The White Stripes - the follow-up to their incredibly successful CD, 'Elephant' - and features the brilliant first single, "Blue Orchid".
add to cart $37.00 Out of Stock 6+ weeks Amy Millan Honey from the Tombs [ Shiny Records / CD - released 1/Aug/2006 ] Tracks like "Skinny Boy" & "Headsfull" showcase Millan’s ability to draw a line joining pop music and country music, while others such as "He Brings Out The Whiskey In Me" highlight her deliciously unkempt and fragile vocal style.
add to cart $32.00 Out of Stock 6+ weeks Karen Elson The Ghost Who Walks [ XL Recordings / CD - released 31/May/2010 ] On her debut disc, Karen Elson spins intriguingly unsettling tales of lost love, dashed hope, romantic betrayal, and various crimes of passion witnessed only by the full moon.
add to cart $25.00 Out of Stock 6+ weeks The White Stripes Icky Thump [ XL Recordings / CD - released 18/Jun/2007 ] After huge international success with albums such as 'Elephant' and 'Get Behind Me Satan' (and more recently Jack White and his Raconteurs), The White Stripes are back in 2007 with their sixth full-length offering - the intriguing 'Icky Thump'!
add to cart $16.00 Out of Stock 2-4 weeks Willie Nelson Songbird [ Lost Highway Records / CD - released 2/Nov/2006 ] This trans-generational pairing of Willie Nelson and producer Ryan Adams takes the veteran into musical territory where he wouldn't have likely ventured on his own.