Track Listings
Side: 1
1 : English Leather
2 : Can't Get Rid of You
3 : Would You Be My Judy
4 : Ruby
5 : Moonlight
Side: 2
6 : Driftwood
7 : I Caught Feeling
8 : I Hate Rock 'N' Roll
9 : Black Choral Bells
10 : Sweet Like Sugarcane

Raised in conservative North East England, Nancy acted in ways that seemed out-of the-ordinary - combined with abnormal physical features, 'Nancy' was both a punchline & label throughout the songwriter's formative years. Beginning as a DIY form of escapism, a pop music obsession began. It's these past lives & vivid influences that are reimagined and regurgitated to create a cocktail of lo-fo cabaret sass contorted with art-dream-pop deformities - an invitation to a fantasy world to get lost in.

Track Listings
Side: 1
1 : English Leather
2 : Can't Get Rid Of You
3 : Judy
4 : Ruby
5 : Moonlight
Side: 2
1 : Driftwood
2 : I Caught Feelings
3 : I Hate Rock And Roll
4 : Black Coral Bells
5 : Sweet Like Sugarcane

Track Listings

Disc 1

1. One Soul Now
2. Why This One?
3. My Wild Child
4. From Hunting Ground to City
5. Star of Our Stars
6. Notes Falling Slow
7. No Long Journey Home
8. He Will Call You Baby
9. Simon Keeper
10. The Slide

Track Listings
1 : Don't Let the Darkness
2 : Heartless Year
3 : I Got the Time
4 : Simple Things
5 : Long Lost Son
6 : Stormy Weather
7 : Single in the Same Summer
8 : Damaged Goods
9 : The Good Doctor
10 : All That Remains

With their eighth studio album, 'Simple Things', The Band of Heathens came home-geographically, as they returned to their longtime base of Austin for the recording; sonically, in an embrace of the rootsy, guitar-based rock with which they made their name; and thematically, with lyrics that speak to appreciating friends and family and our limited time on this planet.

It's a confident, assured statement of a group finding its place in the world amid uncertain and troubled times. "It was a return to embracing our influences, our natural instincts, the way we sound when we get on stage," says guitarist-vocalist Gordy Quist. With the subject matter, there's a sentiment of focusing on what's important as we go through this journey together-don't waste time, because this is all we've got. "Gordy and I each have a natural sound when we sing, but there's something even more special and unique when our voices blend together" says guitarist-vocalist Ed Jurdi. "So it was just about harnessing and embracing that. Good, mid-tempo rock and roll-that's our breadbasket, and there's not a lot of that music being made right now.

Track list
Silver Bells
Grandma's Homemade Christmas Card
Jingle Bells
Santa Claus and Popcorn
White Christmas
Bobby Wants a Puppy for Christmas
If We Make It Through December
Winter Wonderland
Daddy Won't Be Home Again for Christmas
Silent Night

When Glen Campbell walked onstage at the Troubadour on West Hollywood's Sunset Strip on August, 19, 2008, he was even more iconic than the legendary venue that birthed The Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, Elton John, Jackson Browne, Linda Ronstadt and the Eagles. A Grammy® Lifetime Achievement honoree with three Grammy® Hall of Fame awards for "Wichita Lineman," "By The Time I Get To Phoenix" and "Gentle on My Mind," the Arkansas-born musician thrilled the beyond capacity crowd with a mix of his hits and definition-expanding songs by his peers and contemporaries.

Performing a stunning mix of songs embedded in our DNA ("Rhinestone Cowboy," "Galveston") and unexpected jewels from Lou Reed ("Jesus"), Foo Fighters ("Times Like These"), Tom Petty ("Walls (Circus)," "Angel Dream"), Paul Westerberg ("Sadly Beautiful") and Green Day ("Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)"), Campbell is in fine voice and demonstrates on more than one song his dexterity, tone and emotional transparency on guitar. With a band that includes four of his children, session and live veterans from Beck, Jellyfish, Jane's Addiction, Murphy's Law, D Generation and Danzig, it was a night of music that explored the commonalities of genres, country-tinged arrangements and how good live music feels.

Warm, friendly, engaging, the Country Music Hall of Famer, as well as original inductee at the Musicians' Hall of Fame, shared his love of performing, family and songs with the SRO crowd. This is the last filmed performance of Glen's career. While the performing space is so tight, the musicians are packed almost as close as the awestruck crowd, this PBS "Front & Center" special demonstrates why the beloved Oscar® nominee was a beloved American voice - and still inspires viewers with its exuberant performances.

Track list
All I Want is You (U2 Cover)
Sing (Travis Cover)
Angel Dream (Tom Petty Cover)
By the Time I Get to Phoenix (*5/21 Advance Track + Focus Tr
Walls (Circus) (Tom Petty Cover) (*5/21 Advance Track)
Galveston
Jesus (Velvet Underground Cover)
Gentle on My Mind
Sadly Beautiful (The Replacements Cover)
Good Riddance (Time of Your Life) - Green Day Cover *5/21 Ad
Wichita Lineman
Grow Old with Me (John Lennon Cover)
Rhinestone Cowboy
Times Like These (Foo Fighters Cover)

Track list
Smoky Mountains
Creek Will Rise
Roulette on the Heart
Heatin' Up
Baby, I
Meanwhile in Carolina
Boots in the Bleachers
Take It Slow
Trouble
I Hate Alabama
Regret in the Morning
God Moments