A brand new digital-only covers EP, "Trains and Boats and Planes," is available for download. Laura's first new recordings in three years are travel-themed, based on the Burt Bacharach-Hal David title track, along with thoughtfully-chosen songs by Roger Miller, Merle Haggard, John Hartford, Gordon Lightfoot and New Order. More info here.

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Diesel Only is proud to carry this new trucking music reissue series from the great Sundazed label, featuring diesel-fueled classics by Red Simpson, Dick Curless, and Kay Adams, taken directly from the glistening Capitol/Tower Records original analog masters. All four albums are first-time releases on CD and feature exact reproductions of the original album artwork, plus updated liners from noted country music author Rich Kienzle.

Red Simpson • Roll, Truck, Roll

Red Simpson • Truck Drivin’ Fool

Dick Curless • A Tombstone Every Mile

Kay Adams • Wheels & Tears

Laura Cantrell • The Hello Recordings
Specially-priced reissue of rare 5-song EP produced by John Flansburgh of They Might Be Giants and originally released in 1996 through the subscription-only Hello CD of the Month Club. Features previously unpublished photos of Laura performing live with TMBG and a new essay by Laura on her early years in Colonial Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

"I know this sounds grand, but I think Laura is the embodiment of real country.” — John Flansburgh, They Might Be Giants

Angel Dean & Sue Garner • Pot Liquor
Southern-born Yankee transplants and longtime friends Angel Dean (Last Roundup, Zephyrs) and Sue Garner (Shams, Fish & Roses, Run On) have cooked up a potent brew with their first recorded collaboration, co-produced by J.D. Foster (Dwight Yoakam, Richard Buckner).

“Imaginative, spooky but restful pop-folk.” — New York Times

Amy Allison No Frills Friend

Amy Allison • No Frills Friend
Recorded in Scotland with producer David Scott (Pearlfishers), this collection of 13 original songs is imbued with the buoyancy and effervescence of thoughtful wit and melody, and inhabits a land bordered by classic country, Brill Building soul, and pure transcendent pop.

“Characterized by economy, humor, and a natural sense of melancholy.” — Boston Phoenix

Neil Cleary Numbers Add Up

Neil Cleary • Numbers Add Up
Brilliant 10-song cycle recorded in Brooklyn, NY with guitarist/engineer Mark Spencer (Jay Farrar, Kelly Willis) could be described as a breakup album, if you include band breakups and personal breakdowns. Originally self-released, the D.O. edition features new photos and artwork.

“A soothing and relaxing trip down a twangy roots rock highway.” — All Music Guide

Tammy Faye Starlite • Used Country Female
The self-described "lovechild of Loretta Lynn and Lenny Bruce," this New York-based comedienne and performance artist has earned a fast-growing reputation for her side-splittingly offensive country-gospel-cum-pornographic-satirical "schtick."

"Tammy Faye Starlite is an emotionally conflicted coquette of a country singer whose life and work are guided by that genre’s Holy Trinity of muses: old-time religion, rampant promiscuity and chemical abuse." — Orlando Weekly

Will Rigby • Paradoxaholic
The first solo album in 17 years by one of the founding members of The dB's and designated drummer for Steve Earle, Kelly Willis, Laura Cantrell and others. Paradoxaholic veers recklessly between broken-hearted plaint and absurdist doggerel. And it's got a good beat too.

“A nutty wit few songwriting drummers could match.” — Robert Christgau, The Village Voice (A Minus)

Joe Flood • Cripplin’ Crutch
A Connecticut yankee who has held court in the bars of New York, Joe is an accomplished singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. Cripplin' Crutch is produced by Steve Earle guitarist Eric "Roscoe" Ambel (Bottle Rockets, Blue Mountain), and features Will Rigby on drums.

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