AK45: Side A - Roll Out - Jump Blues and Rock
b"I'm all about the cassette tape right now. My car has a cassette player, and instead of trying to circumvent it with tape adapters and FM transmitters, I'm embracing the technology. I bought a Nakamichi DR-2 recorder and hit up the thrift stores for blank tapes. I love the process of going from vinyl, to digital, to tape. It's a great marriage of technologies, and in the end I get to hold something.\\n\\nThis mix is 30 minutes per side, perfect for a 60 minute blank tape. Dub it to tape, pop it in the car, and drive mother drive!\\n\\nOr, you can buy a cassette from me and it will be the best possible quality: straight from 48 KHz 24 Bit digital audio, through the Nakamichi, to tape. Every copy is a master! Plus it'll be super personalized n' shit.\\n\\nBut enough about the medium, onto the message: Jump Blues and Rock. The mix touches on a lot of different genres, from jump blues to 50s rock to rockabilly to garage to gospel, but if I had to peg down a common thread, I'd say it's music that MOVES. A bit about the cover picture: Careless Whisper and Kenny G likely have damaged the legitimacy of the saxophone beyond repair, but if we go back to 1948, we can see how the instrument was supposed to be played. Big Jay McNeely killing.\\n\\n---------------------------\\nSide A Tracklist\\n---------------------------\\n\\nThe Caprells - Close Your Eyes\\nThe Sonics - Have Love, Will Travel\\nVince Taylor - Brand New Cadillac\\nThe Champs - Panic Button\\nHarold Jackson - Freedom Riders\\nBlanche Thomas - You Aint Such A Much\\nKen Craig - Silver Coin\\nSparkletones - Black Slacks\\nAnne Cole - Each Day\\nCalvin Boze - Baby, You're Tops With Me\\nLonesome Lee - Lonely Travelin'"