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The Shoestring Label Jazz Oddly enough

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Oddly enough

The Trinikas went on a brief hiatus that winter and skipped the spring 1970 talent show that would be captured on Century’s Black-Out New Sounds of 70 LP

Guryan’s timeless musings on love

hinting at a mysterious trio who sat together only long enough to sip at fruited cocktails before hearing Europe’s mechanized pop signals on the air

sometimes searing mix of jazz

The Shoestring Label Jazz Oddly enoughOperating in a basement studio at the confluence of the Mississippi and Missouri rivers, pipeline man Howard Neal and his appropriately named Shoestring label was Alton, Illinois answer to a question no one asked. Pressed in minuscule numbers and barely outside the 62002 zip code, the singles by The James Family, Jimmie Green, Pete & Cheez, and Carletta Sue are prime examples of cosmic midwestern disco in search of a break. This heavy weight 10 song

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