Dexter's Cigar, once a subsidiary of Drag City Records, was a project curated by Jim O'Rourke and David Grubbs. Their concept was a simple one - to reissue albums that once turned heads around and start them looking towards the future.
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Last September the folks that happened to be at The Blackbird in Portland, Oregon were lucky enough to see Elyse Weinberg, (now Cori Bishop), take the stage and give life to her songs dating back to 1968.
For the rest of us unlucky ones who couldn't be there, here's a brand new interview with Elyse from the people at In Music We Trust.
Click on the link below to read more...
Interview
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Check out what Time Out Chicago had to say about us recently. link here
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Well, in our never-ending quest to see how deep the rabbit hole goes we've come across a really cool interview to check out.
It turns out that a little more than 1 year ago the folks over at The Sound Of Young America turned out the very first live interview with Betty Davis since she quit performing and left the public eye in the late 70's!
We recently just added her albums, Betty Davis and They Say I'm Different, to the Anthology site and can't believe our luck at finding this interview.
Click on the link below and see what Betty had to say about life and her career.
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Hey All,
We've been a little MIA, but hopefully you'll forgive us - we've got 100 NEW RECORDS up for you today! Yes, we said 100. New labels such as Village Thing, Dexter's Cigar, ESP Disc, Light In The Attic, Lyrichord and many others. Take a gander!
Also, you'll notice some cool new site features - we've got a new radio player for your listening pleasure and a gift certificate system, so you can give all your friends/lovers the gift of Anthology!
New editorial and podcast up as well courtesy of our good buddy Steve Krakow!
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The fine folks over at Nylon recently gave us a really cool write up. Cruise over to the Nylon site to check it out - here's the link
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