Doyle Bramhall, Doyle Bramhall II, Denny Freeman, Robin Sylar, Jim Milan, Tom Reynolds - Dallas Blues Society Lost Recordings
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Format: 12", Album, Ltd
Media Condition: Mint (M) Sleeve Condition: Mint (M)
Label: Record Town Records
Condition Details: Brand new and in original shrink wrap. Perfect condition!
Tracklisting:
1. Down On The Farm 2. Taken For A Ride 3. Ain't No Fun To Me 4. She's Gone 5. I'm A Hog For You, Baby 6. If You Believe (In What You Do) 7. Vigilante 8. Just Around The Corner 9. Bathtub Trot 10. She's Mine 11. Cuttin' In
Release Info: Genre: Rock, Blues Style: Blues Rock, Country Blues, Delta Blues, Louisiana Blues, Memphis Blues, Texas Blues, Southern Rock Country: US
Released: 31 Jan 2026 Release ID: 36369391
Saturday. June 7th from noon to 2 PM, Record Town is hosting an in-store book signing with author John Einarson to showcase the release of his 24th book: From Born To Be Wild To Dazed and
Confused: Rock’s Revolution of 1968.
Sunday. March 23rd at 3 PM, Record Town is hosting an exclusive in-store performance from Simon Flory & Roger Harvey to celebrate the release of their new album: Progress!
Record Town is one of many record stores across the country hosting a listening party for Charley Crockett's newest album: Lonesome Drifter! Come by the store March 4th at 6 PM to join the fun!
While many other popular musicians tend to follow trends and ride whatever new wave is hitting the scene, Fort Worth's T Bone Burnett pushes the envelope. His innovation spreads further than most would guess, and it continues to do so.
Record Town opened for business on February 1, 1957 in Fort Worth, Texas. Kathleen and Sumter Bruton II decided to open a record store because of their deep love and knowledge of music.