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Return to Pepperland is a cancelled Paul McCartney album recorded in 1984–1987. The album was built up of mostly home demos and was a reflection of work from McCartney's career as a member of the English rock band the Beatles.

Jim Ford only released one album, 1969's Harlan County, during his life but he had plenty of stray singles that accumulate over the years. As to why these recordings - all full-blown studio recordings apart from the fragile, lovely acoustic "I'm Ahead If I Can Quit While I'm Behind," one of Ford's finest songs - weren't released at the time, there are no specific reasons revealed in the liner notes, yet the succession of stories of how Ford sold the same songs to five. The music here is a continuation of the unreleased cuts there, right down to how this offers a slow version of "Go Through Sunday," a rewrite of "She Turns My Radio On" (here spun to be a gospel tune), and a different version of "I Wonder What They'll Do with Today" called "Whicha Way," but also in how Ford's country blends.

CD 1. 1. Stay Out of My Arms. 2. Point of No Return.

Jim Lauderdale’s newest album, Time Flies, is a return to what he does best: classic Americana infused with striking notes of country and soul. As a two-time Grammy winner and multi-genre dabbler, Lauderdale is able to carve out space for himself in music worlds both familiar and foreign, and after a creative legacy spanning nearly three decades, it’s no surprise that his ability to rejuvenate his sound is indomitable. Time Flies was recorded at Blackbird Studios in Nashville, TN and produced by Jim Lauderdale and Jay Weaver. Special guests include Charles Odie Blackmon, Mando Saenz, and Pete.

Jim Lauderdale Singer, songwriter Jim Lauderdale has made a name for himself as one of Nashville's leading singer-songwriters. Point of No Return: The Unreleased 1989 Album, West Side, 2001. With Ralph Stanley) Lost in the Lonesome Pines, DualTone, 2002. The Hummingbirds, DualTone, 2002. Wait Til Spring, Skycrunch, 2003. Headed for the Hills, DualTone, 2004. Bluegrass, Yep Roc, 2006. Country Super Hits, Vol. 1, Yep Roc, 2006.

album : Point of No Return Jim Ford only released one album, 1969's Harlan County, during his life but he had plenty of stray singles that accumulate over t. .Jim Ford only released one album, 1969's Harlan County, during his life but he had plenty of stray singles that accumulate over the years. Most of these found their way onto Bear Family's 2007 release The Sounds of Our Time, which reissued the full Harlan County album, along with these 45-rpm rarities and unheard demo tapes. The music here is a continuation of the unreleased cuts there, right down to how this offers a slow version of "Go Through Sunday," a rewrite of "She Turns My Radio On" (here spun to be a gospel tune), and a different version of "I Wonder What They'll Do with Today" called "Whicha Way," but also in how Ford's.

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