Very interesting article yesterday about Jack White and Gary Atkinson and their plans to re-release the archive of the Borders-based Document Records.
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Originally posted by johncorrigan View Post
I have pretty much all the Documents I want on CD (and LP before that), though with such a large catalogue there are quite a few which I haven't investigated.
It's a great idea, having all an artist's output in chronological order, but it does inevitably give an overlap with other, more selective or combined issues.Comment
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That's true Don, though if it attracts folk to have a look at their vaults that won't be a bad thing. I have to say that it made me have a look at a couple of Document samplers that are on Spotty. Some of the more regular performers - Bukka, Minnie, Muddy - but not the usual choices from them, and less known performers - Frank Hutchison, Brown Bombers of SwingOriginally posted by Don Petter View Post
I have pretty much all the Documents I want on CD (and LP before that), though with such a large catalogue there are quite a few which I haven't investigated.
It's a great idea, having all an artist's output in chronological order, but it does inevitably give an overlap with other, more selective or combined issues.
http://open.spotify.com/track/4aEKgMGxFq0mPP1iKGLvRD - making you want to know more. But I suppose that's what a sampler's trying to do.
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Well, I've known Frank for ages, but not yet come across the Brown Bombers - I'll look, with some trepidation.Originally posted by johncorrigan View Post
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I enjoyed the trepidation involved in these records, Don.Originally posted by Don Petter View PostWell, I've known Frank for ages, but not yet come across the Brown Bombers - I'll look, with some trepidation.
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As well as vinyl, you can also buy posters from Document.
Some of which are great...
Oh and you can buy digital versions via the e-music site...
Other record labels are availableComment
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