Wayne Hancock "Man Of The Road: The Early Bloodshot Years" Salt Shed It was apparent from the

It was apparent from the off that here was a band that could not only stimulate your brain but also put a big shit-eating grin on your face as you jumped about to them

and the journey to those ideals

"Better Things"

The new "Wall of Sound" is erected only to be kicked over

Long out-of-print this classic sophomore album by one of the greatest ska bands ever has been given the proper 20th anniversary treatment

Wayne Hancock "Man Of The Road: The Early Bloodshot Years" Salt Shed It was apparent from theA career spanning collection of the finest honky tonk, country, and Western Swing tunes from legend Wayne "The Train" Hancock. This is the first time any of these songs have appeared on vinyl originally recorded and released with Bloodshot Records on albums from the last two decades: A Town Blues (2001), South Austin Sessions EP (2001), Swing Time (2003), Hard Headed Woman: A Celebration of Wanda Jackson (2004), Tulsa (2006), and Viper of Melody