5 genre-busting releases that are hard to ignore : vimarsana

Atomicat Records warns "Do Not Commit Adultery"; Giulia Millanta, from Italy to Austin, is a bi-lingual Americana master; Bear Family Productions excavates rare rockabilly; The joyousness of New Orleans and critic Jon Savage picks the best of '77 to '79.

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