070 Shake- You Can't Kill Me (Vinyl) Cole SwindellDouble vinyl LP pressing. 070 Shake's second studio album You Can't Kill Me is her most coherent and comprehensive body of work to date. An all encompassing aural experience, the album reads like an ethereal and haunting soundtrack to a film. At it's core, the project grapples with immateriality of self, formlessness, internal tension, the multiplicity of the ego, and one's ability to transform themselves and continually remold their core, among other
Jackson collaborated with a number of other writers and performers such as Paul McCartney
it could very well be a 'best-of' - the album is just that good
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The Path (A New Beginning)
Top 25 US Billboard Chart
this cross-genre tribute album to the devil's own rock band
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It includes recordings with Bud Shank
'Take Me To The Mountain
Some of the tracks on this collection bear that song's stamp more clearly than others: Sammi Smith's moody 'Saunders' Ferry Lane' had a similar mystery lyric