They spread their message of peace
Mothersbaugh's Devo bandmate Bob Casale (aka "Bob 2") co-produced the soundtrack with Mothersbaugh
Hailed by NPR as “deft assemblers of a sound that traverses decades and styles with humble grace
and even into the melancholy lovelorn pop of the 1980s (The Smiths' 'Half a Person')
Indigenous to the land before Columbus came
Hurt, John Mississippi - Folks Songs & Blues (180 Gram) Celebrants (Indie Exclusive They spread their message ofThe Legendary 1963 Piedmont sides of Mississippi John Hurt, his first since his influential 1928 recordings for the Okeh label. "Folk Songs And Blues" was recorded immediately after Hurt's "rediscovery" on March 24, 26, 29 and April 2, 1963 and released later that year. This album features many of his best known songs including "Candy Man Blues", "Salty Dog", "Spike Driver Blues", "Louis Collins", "Spanish Fandango" and "Avalon Blues." Mississippi