Arkansas-born trombonist Blue Steele led a tangentially popular dance band in Georgia, Florida, and Tennessee during the late 1920s. Despite decades of subsequent professional activity, most of his recognized recorded legacy fits onto one compact disc. In 2002, the Vintage Jazz Band label reissued two dozen of the 32 Victor recordings known to have been made by Blue Steele and His Orchestra in Altanta, GA and Memphis, TN during the years 1927-1930, including Steele's luxuriant theme song, {&...   [ read more ]

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A pleasantly low-key album from Davy Steele, plying his own course in Scottish music since his departure from the Battlefield Band. Steele leavens traditional music with a variety of elements, including exotic percussion, electric harp (the members of Sileas appear together and solo at various points), and piano. Steele's voice, well traveled and well worn, sounds perfect placed against these arrangements, though the sheer stylistic variety of the tracks is likely to be off-putting for some....   [ read more ]

CD $17.08

The marriage of ghoulish imagery and punk has been holding strong since the Misfits took the stage the first time around. Slave #6 examines some contemporary ghouls and their involvement in the punk scene while keeping the traditional Slave focus on all things political and creative. Interviews with Bobby Steele (ex-Misfit), Tiger Army, artist Jeff Gaither, as well as words and art about Sept 11.

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