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I Guess That's Why (I Never Settled Down)

by Various Artists

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Weekly Independent Music Taster #112

Aldora Britain Records proudly presents I Guess That's Why (I Never Settled Down), a collection of 26 eclectic musical selections from all around the globe. This week, our title track is provided by the old-time bluegrass balladry of Taylor Ackley And The Deep Roots Ensemble. Welcome to the family!

We also welcome back Skeleton Birds who contribute their orchestral and cinematic alt rock. 4000 Records are back again too. This time with the dreamy reverberating surf of The Double Happiness. It would seem Brisbane is a treasure trove of underground music!

As always, please download, listen loud, dig deeper with your discoveries, and support Aldora Britain Records and independent music.

Have a brilliant weekend!

Tom @ Aldora Britain Records

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Please welcome these new faces to the Aldora Britain Records Community this week:

Blue Flags & Black Grass (old-time traditional mountain folk).
Carl Rust ** (experimental and fuzzy psych rock).
Dave Gittus, Julie Gittus, Ian White (trad instrumental folk music).
Dave Thorpe (easy listening singer / songwriter).
Eden Prairie (gentle Finnish country rock).
Eugene Chrysler (traditional rockabilly with swing).
Fox Green (saloon alt country nostalgia).
Grace Broadhead And Ben Williamson (traditional folk music duet).
Graham Hamilton (emotive and honest indie folk).
Irascibles, The (post-punk bluesabilly shuffle).
Jared Fiske (kindhearted Americana folk rock).
Lawnmower (emo-tinted college rock drive).
Mikel Farber (soulful lo-fi sonic adventures).
Peter Doran (tender-hearted folk rock songwriting).
Pyxus (traditional-sounding folk music).
Rachelle Luk (devotional and uplifting alternative pop).
Rich McCulley (rocking contemporary alt country).
Rust Show, The (down and dirty noir alt rock).
Sara Gee & Ramblin' Matt Feat. Soni Artal (acoustic bluesy twang).
Space Age Travellers, The (space age instrumental swing music).
Stash * (neo-traditional outlaw country).
Storm Lily (crunching and catchy grungy pop).
Tatsu Akiba (progressive forward-thinking rock).

* Stash is the current project of Rich McCulley, also featured here.

** Carl Rust is a member of The Rust Show, also featured here.

credits

released December 10, 2021

This album is dedicated to Robbie Shakespeare. Special thank you to all the artists, bands, producers and labels involved in the making of this compilation. Artwork taken from the image 'Vintage Transport Collage' by Karen Arnold, used and modified under Public Domain license. Album compiled by Tom Hilton for Aldora Britain Records (ABR-266).

Tracks 1-5:

'Lady' written by Peter Doran / Brian Murphy, used by permission of Peter Doran, originally released on 'Voices' (2021). 'The Blues Is A Calling' written by and used by permission of The Irascibles, originally released on 'The Blues Is A Calling' (2018). 'Uh Uh Honey' written by and used by permission of Eugene Chrysler, originally released on 'Hillbilly Fun Park' (2020). 'By Your Side' written by Stash, used by permission of Rich McCulley, originally released on 'Walk The Walk' (2021). 'I Guess That's Why I Never Settled Down' written by and used by permission of Taylor Ackley And The Deep Roots Ensemble, originally released on 'Hard Tellin'' (2020).

Tracks 6-10:

'The Day Marc Bolan Went To Nashville' written by Patterson / Derden, used by permission of Fox Green, originally released on 'The Longest April' (2020). 'Pictures Of Home' written by and used by permission of Eden Prairie, originally released on 'Give Up The Ghost' (2021). 'Away From Home' written by and used by permission of Sara Gee / Ramblin' Matt, originally released on 'Goddamn Blues' (2020). 'Spaceology' written by BJ Baartmans, used by permission of The Space Age Travellers, originally released on 'Spaceology' (2021). 'Spend My Life' written by and used by permission of Rachelle Luk, originally released on 'Even Now' (2021).

Tracks 11-15:

'On Repeat' written by Skeleton Birds, used by permission of Storm Ross, originally released on 'Skeleton Birds' (2020). 'I Am' written by Carl Rust, used by permission of The Rust Show, originally released on 'State Of Zero' (2012). 'Kev (Rishikesh)' written by The Double Happiness, used by permission of 4000 Records, originally released on 'Surfgazing' (2020). 'Utopia' written by Laura Steiner, used by permission of Storm Lily, originally released on 'Utopia' (2021). 'Burn A Hole In The Sky' written by Rich McCulley / Ry Bradley, used by permission of Rich McCulley, originally released on 'Out Along The Edges' (2017).

Tracks 16-20:

'Player's Lament' written by and used by permission of Mikel Farber, originally released on 'Jung Vigor' (2021). 'It Don't Change A Thing' written by and used by permission of Jared Fiske, originally released on 'We're Already Gone' (2021). 'Do It Now' written by and used by permission of Dave Thorpe, originally released on 'Twenty Twenty Vision' (2021). 'Home' written by and used by permission of Graham Hamilton, originally released on 'Feathers In The Wind' (2019). 'Don't Drink The Water' written by Flip McGuire, used by permission of Blue Flags & Black Grass, originally released on 'Sweet Dee's Kitchen' (2019).

Tracks 21-25:

'Remembered' written by and used by permission of Pyxus, originally released on 'Pyxus' (2021). 'The Worker' written by John Broadhead, used by permission of Grace Broadhead / Ben Williamson, originally released on 'Tipping The Scales' (2021). 'Kitty's Fancy & St Ann's Mazurka' is a traditional composition, used by permission of Dave Gittus / Julie Gittus / Ian White, originally released on 'All The Pretty Waltzes (& Mazurkas, Varsoviennas, Schottisches...)' (2020). 'Hey Now' written by Brian Rust / Carl Rust, used by permission of The Rust Show, originally released on 'Ominous Bus' (2021). 'Joined A Cult' written by and used by permission of Lawnmower, originally released on 'Got No Juice' (2018).

Track 26:

'A Host Of Heroes Rising In The East (With Torches Of Glory In Their Hands)' written by and used by permission of Tatsu Akiba, originally released on 'Swans Dance, Roses Bloom Like Mad' (2021).

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More Blue Flags & Black Grass: blueflagsandblackgrass.bandcamp.com.

More Carl Rust: open.spotify.com/album/02985A3KEZgJREHR5pN2SG.

More Dave Gittus, Julie Gittus, Ian White: thethreefourtimers.bandcamp.com/album/all-the-pretty-waltzes.

More Dave Thorpe: davethorpe1.bandcamp.com.

More Double Happiness: 4000records.bandcamp.com/album/surfgazing.

More Eden Prairie: edenprairie.bandcamp.com.

More Eugene Chrysler: eugenechrysler.bandcamp.com/releases.

More Fox Green: foxgreen.bandcamp.com/releases.

More Grace Broadhead And Ben Williamson: gracebroadheadandbenwilliamson.bandcamp.com/releases.

More Graham Hamilton: grahamhamilton.bandcamp.com.

More Irascibles: fjordrecords.bandcamp.com/album/blues-is-a-calling.

More Jared Fiske: jaredfiske.bandcamp.com.

More Lawnmower: lawnmower.bandcamp.com.

More Mikel Farber: mikelfarber.bandcamp.com.

More Peter Doran: peterdoran.bandcamp.com.

More Pyxus: pyxusmusic.bandcamp.com/releases.

More Rachelle Luk: rachelleluk.bandcamp.com.

More Rich McCulley: richmcculley.bandcamp.com.

More Rust Show: therustshow.bandcamp.com.

More Sara Gee & Ramblin' Matt Feat. Soni Artal: sarageetheramblers.bandcamp.com.

More Skeleton Birds: skeletonbirds.bandcamp.com.

More Space Age Travellers: thespaceagetravellers.bandcamp.com.

More Stash: stash-us.com/music/walk-the-walk.

More Storm Lily: stormlily.bandcamp.com/releases.

More Tatsu Akiba: tatsuakiba.bandcamp.com/releases.

More Taylor Ackley And The Deep Roots Ensemble: taylorackley.bandcamp.com.

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