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    Various Country Funk II 1967-1974

    Light In The Attic
      • 1. Billy Swan – Don't Be Cruel
      • 2. Bobby Darin – Me And Mr. Hohner
      • 3. Hoyt Axton – California Women
      • 4. Townes Van Zandt – Hunger Child Blues
      • 5. Thomas Kaye – Collection Box
      • 6. Willie Nelson – Shotgun Willie
      • 7. Jackie DeShannon – The Weight
      • 8. Dillard & Clark – Don't Let Me Down
      • 9. Bill Wilson – Pay Day Give Away
      • 10. Dolly Parton – Getting Happy
      • 11. Larry Williams & Johnny Watson – Nobody
      • 12. Jim Ford – Rising Sign
      • 13. J.J. Cale – Cajun Moon
      • 14. Donnie Fritts – Sumpin Funky Going On
      • 15. Kenny Rogers & The First Edition – Tulsa Turnaround
      • 16. Great Speckled Bird – Long Long Time To Get Old
      • 17. Willis Alan Ramsey – Northeast Texas Women

      Country Funk Volume II 1967 – 1974, features a new set of loose-talking, lap steel-twanging tracks following on from the first volume. On the 2xLP volume you’ll find household names like Willie Nelson, Townes Van Zandt, Kenny Rogers, Jackie DeShannon, JJ Cale, Bobby Darin and Dolly Parton. You’ll also find obscure artists like Bill Wilson, whose lost Ever Changing Minstrel album was produced by the feted Dylan producer Bob Johnston, and Thomas Jefferson Kaye, noted producer of Gene Clark’s opus No Other. Gene Clark’s here too, as half of Dillard & Clark, wringing raw emotion from The Beatles’ “Don’t Let Me Down”.

      Compiled and presented once again by the team behind Volume I (DJ and music supervisor Zach Cowie plus Light In The Attic’s Matt Sullivan and Patrick McCarthy), the release also includes a reunion of writer Jessica Hundley and Jess Rotter (original album/label artwork and new illustrations by) in the form of a comic book called “The Hot Dawgs".

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