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Hey Salty, what's the deal!
Well simple, subscribe and contribute $1/week (AUD $52/year) and I'll send ya two free CD's from our great blues/roots artists, anywhere in the world. And I'll throw in some bumper stickers and an A3 full colour poster too!
Each year you renew, you can request one additional CD from the current stock - just shoot me an email when the subscription goes through and I'll get to it asap.
This is the only income we get for doing the show - so come on and help us keep bringing this great music and interviews your way.
That's great value for AUD $52 and you get to support good music, great artists and a warm fuzzy feeling as well...
Of course, you can still listen for free whenever you want. Or you can still signup on the site for free and get email updates and access to Salty Live! and other great stuff.
Note: When you subscribe with PAYPAL the reference will be "Salty Dog Blues N Roots Podcast" under Ability Associates Australia Pty Ltd. (Salty's Company Name)
After you subscribe with PAYPAL, just contact me here and let me know the two CD/DVD's you want from the current stock.
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Rodriguez - Coming From Reality Another treat for fans new and old, designed as Rodriguez's vision of a perfect album in 1971. Remastered with 3 bonus tracks. Recorded in London's Lansdowne Studios. Get a piece of C20th music history tone hounds. (1 only) |
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Tedeschi Trucks - Revelator From 2011, and a masterpiece. Filled with smoky, blues-dipped rockers and heart-stilling ballads that show off the gutsier and softer side of Tedeschi's vocal ability, plus a series of emotive, story-telling solos shaped by Trucks's on slide-guitar. Outstanding! (2 only) |
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Bonnie Raitt - Slipstream Getting better all the time, her first album since 2005 and it's a ripper. Worth the wait alone just to hear her version of Dylan's 'Million Miles' Oh yeah. (1 only) |
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R.Randolph Presents The Slide Brothers The Slide Brothers are Calvin Cooke, Chuck Campbell, Darick Campbell and Aubrey Ghent, the greatest living musicians who embody the Sacred Steel tradition. The music these legendary artists create extends far beyond scared steel to encompass blues, rock and soul all celebrated with a sound that is uniquely their own. As heard on the Dawg! (2 only, so be quick...) |
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Jimi Hendrix - People, Hell & Angels A fabulous collection of quality studio tracks recorded (mostly) in 1968-1969 as the Experience was coming to an end and Jimi was renewing his friendships with Billy Cox and Buddy Miles, who appear here as sidemen on most of these tracks. Some unbelievable cuts Dawgr's - get it! (2 only) |
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Ben Harper / Charlie Musselwhite - Get Up! Ben Harper has teamed with renowned harmonica master Charlie Musselwhite to create Get Up!, a piercing song-cycle of struggle and heart. A striking mix of blues, gospel, roots and R&B, with Charlie Musselwhite's searing point/counter-point blues harp. Masterpiece! (1st out to Lynton on the Tiwi Islands, 2nd to Tony in Brighton Melb, now 2 only left) |
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Richard Thompson - Electric Legend Richard Thompson's new (2013) studio album, Electric, produced and recorded by Buddy Miller in Nashville. One of Rolling Stone Magazine's 20 Greatest Guitarists, hard edged lyrical songwriting and virtuosic guitar playing. Best in years tone hounds.. (2 CD, counts as two - 2 only) |
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STORMCELLAR Hired Guns N Borrowed Glory On top of the Australian Blues N Roots Charts for two months in a row late 2012 Dawgr's. The first official OZICANA Band, and you will love it! (3 in stock, thanks to MB!) |
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Paul Thorn - What The Hell is Goin On? Thorn has assembled a collection of mostly unheralded songs that felt to him like he could have written them. The result is a collection of diverse tunes-penned by a range of writers from Buddy Miller and Allen Toussaint to Lindsay Buckingham/Stevie Nicks. Ex boxer, roots with a style his own. Often on the show, and real nice! (1 only) |
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Claude Hay - I Love Hate You The latest (2012) from the downunder sensation driving roots boogie machine. He love/hates his travellting van, and all those days on the road have delivered Hay's style to heaps of fans, both in Oz, USA and Eurpoe. It's a cracker. (1 only) |
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Chuck Berry - Is On Top A reissue of the man's 1959 classic, with 12 rock and rollers for the history books. Carol, Maybelle, Johnny B Goode, Little Queenie. An esential for the blues/roots collector. (1 only) |
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Little Feat - First Five Albums (Boxed Set) The Dawg has grabbed these for fans / subscribers of the show while still available. Five CD box set containing a quintet of original albums from the most influencial blues/roots bands ever - how about Dixie Chicken, Feats Don't Fail Me Now, Little Feat, Sailin' Shoes and The Last Record Album. Counts as (2) CD's for subscribers. Available end of Nov 2012, so subscribe now and I'll hold a copy for ya. (first 3 gone - 1st to Billy Spazante in California, 2nd to Nick Sallnow-Smith in Hong Kong, 3rd to Laura Lovell from Georgia USA) (... another out to Mark Gishen in Aldgate SA, - new stock Dawgr's so 3 LEFT ONLY) |
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John Hiatt - Mystic Pinball Released 25 Sept 2012, so this is the latest from the master, and yuv been hearing tracks on the Dawg. Take it from me, this is another classic from the man who penned 'Have A LIttle Faith In Me', played with Ry Cooder in Little Village and collaborates with everyone. Don't miss it! (1 only) |
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Jerry Douglas - Traveler
“Jerry’s my favourite musician, and I’m including Otis Redding and Elvis in that.”—John Fogerty
"An unprecedented journey into American Music from a 'matchless contemporary master'" - The New York Times
… with ring-ins: Bela Fleck, Dr. John, Eric Clapton. Released June 2012 (2 only) |
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Back Joe Lewis N The Honeybears - Tell Em What Your Name Is What a debut!! Funky, gutbucket soul music is back! Not the canned, overblown, and ersatz junk you hear on TV singing contests and sitcoms but true 60's style R&B. It's pretty much funky soul all the way through, with a few blues tunes, including a Yardbirds style rave up and a Fat Possum-like Mississippi hill country droner, tossed in for good measure. Miss it and miss out! (1 only) |
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Leonard Cohen - Old Ideas
"It's coming for me darling
No matter where I go
Its duty is to harm me
My duty is to know"
Cohen's latest, from the master. (2 only) |
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Muddy Waters - Folk Singer Muddy Waters started out playing acoustic blues in the Delta, and it shows on this return to his roots, designed to appeal to the mid-1960s surge of interest in folk music. The back of the CD includes a photo of Waters with bassist and songwriter Willie Dixon, as well as a very young Buddy Guy. This CD reissue includes five bonus tracks, including "The Same Thing" and "Short Dress Woman". (1 only) |
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Alex Hallahan - Human Veins ‘Exquisitely played and produced, Hallahan’s second album is earnest and gentle. At first listen, the songs float by – like “a cool breeze blowing above the heat”. But repeated spins reveal the songwriting strength.’ - Jeff Jenkins, Stack
'The album is great…. a bit Martin Sexton, a bit Steve Earl all rolled in together' – Salty Dog Blues N Roots
Well, that's the Dawg recommendo, need more? (2 only, thanks Alex) |
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Bill Jackson - Jeridlerie Bill's latest, as heard on the show. Recorded in Nashville and a cracker alt. country release! Signed by Bill... (1 only, thanks Bill) |
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The Gospel Songs of Bob Dylan - Various A trail blazing opus from the best of soul and gospel singers (Aaron Neville etc), here creating new takes on Dylan's 1979-80 conversion period. Some of Dylan's strongest writing with powerful renditions. First released 2003. (1 only) |
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