Fifteen unheard originals from acoustic demos spanning 15 years of JWH’s career. For the curious, the casual fan and the cognoscenti alike. Includes songs from demo sessions for every album from Why We Fight to Who Was Changed and Who Was Dead.
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Fifteen unheard originals from acoustic demos spanning 15 years of JWH’s career. For the curious, the casual fan and the cognoscenti alike. Includes songs from demo sessions for every album from Why We Fight to Who Was Changed and Who Was Dead.
MoreAll songs are previously unreleased in any form. Exclusive offer through this website includes immediate digital download of the entire album, followed by delivery of the finished CD, housed in a beautiful mini-LP gatefold sleeve with artwork that perfectly complements that of the first volume. The first 500 copies come with a free 40-minute bonus CD of music and readings.
Hear the song "Hey! Director!"
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Fourteen unheard originals in pristine studio quality, spanning 15 years of JWH’s career. This collection, the first of two volumes, includes songs from demo sessions for every album from The Name Above the Title to Who Was Changed and Who Was Dead.
MoreAll songs are previously unreleased. Includes a large poster with a complete song-by-song list of every demo session of JWH's career.
Hear the song "Funny Old New World"
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John Wesley Harding’s first rock record since 2004, Who Was Changed and Who Was Dead was recorded in Portland, OR, and New York City, with the Minus Five and many of JWH’s oldest and best musical friends and allies: Scott McOi, Peter Buck, Steve Berlin (producer of Why We Fight), Kurt Bloch (producer of Trad Arr Jones), Mike Viola, Robert Lloyd, Kelly Hogan, and many more.
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The first record from the Love Hall Tryst: JWH, Kelly Hogan, Nora O’Connor and Brian Lohmann. Songs of Misfortune comprises songs written for, or appearing in, Wesley Stace’s novel Misfortune. With additional help from the Minstrel in the Galleries.
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“The finest album of his career … as witty as ever … Harding’s voice has never sounded better…. A disc worth biting into again and again.”—All Music Guide
“A dazzling piece of popcraft that shows wide range and real heart … breathtakingly erudite.”—No Depression
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This DRT release includes five alternate versions of songs from Why We FIght, as well as a single and an outtake from Adam’s Apple.
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The Appleseed reissue of JWH’s first traditional album contains the original album remastered plus four newly recorded songs (21 extra minutes).
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The Appleseed reissue of JWH’s 1998 gangsta-folk classic contains the original album remastered, plus five extra tracks, including a duet of “Wreck on the Highway” with Bruce Springsteen.
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Originally released in 1996, JWH’s much-loved first foray into gangsta folk has been remastered with additional tracks.
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Deluxe Appleseed reissue of JWH’s legendary live debut (complete for the first time), plus the lost first studio album, previously unreleased. Two-CD set, containing two alternate front covers.
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Originally released in 2002, the remastered latest addition to the Dynablob series includes the prophetic and recently renamed “Darwin (I Told You So).”
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Orignially released in 1999, this third Dynablob has been remastered. Recorded at the Freight and Salvage in Berkeley, CA, and featuring JWH and Robert Lloyd on the Trad Arr Jones tour.
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The second Dynablob release features JWH with a band and solo. Fifteen otherwise unavailable songs recorded live at concerts around America.
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The first of the Dynablob series features fifteen otherwise unreleased studio versions.
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No bonus tracks, no reasons to induce you to buy them all again if you’ve done so already—just all four Dynablob CDs in one easy go, at a reduced price.
David Lewis’s third album. Recorded in San Francisco, Seattle and Harpenden, coproduced by JWH, Chris von Sneidern, and Kurt Bloch, Ghost Rhymes is David’s best yet: a beautiful album of gentle, beautifully arranged folk/pop. Features none other than Robert Lloyd, not to mention three JWH cowrites.
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The US hardback edition of Wesley Stace’s second novel, By George, picked by the New York Public Library as a Book To Remember of 2007.
The U.S. paperback edition of Wesley Stace’s first novel, international bestseller Misfortune.
A print of Abbey Stace’s cover artwork for Who Was Changed and Who Was Dead, beautifully reproduced on high quality paper, hand-signed by both JWH and the artist, and hand-numbered in an edition of 100. Ideally suited for framing. Sent rolled. 15″ x 19.25″, charcoal on tinted paper.
A print of the beautiful poster for the New York City run of John Wesley Harding’s Cabinet of Wonders at Le Poisson Rouge, from the spring of 2010. 11″ x 17″, heavy stock. Sent rolled.
JWH’s first DVD. The entire Bumbershoot 2005 show, featuring JWH, the Love Hall Tryst, the Minstrel in the Galleries, JWH’s Harmoniemusik, Scott MacCaughey, and, as the narrator, Robyn Hitchcock. With bonus rehearsal footage. First 5,000 numbered copies also include 14-track studio CD, The Tryst Demos. (Color/Stereo/89 minutes).
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