Get all 11 Delmore Recording Society releases available on Bandcamp and save 20%.
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Delmore Recording Society Nashville, Tennessee
Delmore Recording Society exists to expose singular artists that don’t quite fit in to the world. The pursuit and discovery
of lost tapes is another side of that mission.
We strive to bring something of value into the world…music that might enhance our appreciation of an artist that was under recorded, or whose recordings were never released due to some vagary of the business.
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Some Kinda Love: Performing The Music Of The Velvet Underground
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supported by 22 fans who also own “Shaker Tune”
Thank you for being part of our lives going on 45 years. Saw this show and glad to have it on vinyl. Yung Wu indeed!
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We Have Amnesia Sometimes
by Yo La Tengo
supported by 17 fans who also own “Shaker Tune”
Me and my friend used to go on drives all the time, and a lot of the time i asked what he was playing, and a majority of the songs were from Yo La Tengo. And since i went and listened to And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside-Out i was fan. Never thought i’d buy one of their records for myself.
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Uncommon Weather
by The Reds, Pinks & Purples
supported by 15 fans who also own “Shaker Tune”
Very difficult to choose a favourite track! An amazing band, amazing sound
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Downey to Lubbock
by Dave Alvin
Soulful guitar interplay form the heart of this lovely Americana collaboration from Dave Alvin and Jimmie Dale Gilmore.
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This sextet from Belo Horizonte, Brazil merge lo-fi, folk, rock, and country to create an ethereal sound.
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Occult psych-folk in the '70s U.K. tradition that further affirms the historical link between Appalachian and British folk songs.
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supported by 15 fans who also own “Shaker Tune”
Sonic Youth is one of those bands where you easily run out of superlatives to describe what they created. This could've easily come off as a cynical cash-grab by a band that had broken up 11 years prior to the release of this record, but that's not what this is. Some of my favourite Sonic Youth instrumentals.
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