Shelby Earl The Man Who Made Himself A Name Maximum Rhythm & Blues including two cuts exclusive to

including two cuts exclusive to this CD version

The album was recorded by Enrique Tena Padilla

bassist Thomas Alverson and drummer Adam Phillips

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An Insult to the Sport is a split offering from the genre-defiant groups They are Gutting a Body of Water and A Country Western

Shelby Earl The Man Who Made Himself A Name Maximum Rhythm & Blues including two cuts exclusive toSeattle singer Shelby Earl returns with "The Man Who Made Himself A Name," the long awaited follow up to 2013's critically acclaimed album "Swift Arrows." Working with Engineer Producer Martin Feveyear (Brandie Carlisle, Damien Jurado, Mark Lanegan), Earl's new record shines a light on her pop instincts, with lush arrangements and shimmering textures throughout. The lead single "James," a recollection of a former lover, is built around a lean, driving