The Rise & Fall of Paramount Records: Volume One, 1917-1927 Karen Elson

The Rise & Fall of Paramount Records: Volume One, 1917-1927 Karen ElsonVolume One contains the following: 6 x 180 gram vinyl LPs pressed on burled chestnut colored vinyl with hand engraved, blind embossed gold leaf labels housed in a laser etched white birch LP folio 800 newly remastered digital tracks, representing 172 artists and accessible via a first of its kind music and image player app that allows user management of all tracks and ads, housed on a custom designed USB drive 250 page large format, clothbound

author of Mule and Pear (winner of the 2012 Black Caucus American Library Association’s Inaugural Poetry Award)

The recording took place during a very dark time for Carley and Jonny

Linda Blair

making the rounds on punk and DIY circuits around Canada and later into the USA

He loved the Surrealists and Rimbaud

to the delight of the ecstatic Nashville audience that Saturday night: “Soft Scene

" Cut directly from the analog master tapes

With the help of music

Employing the colors yellow and black and open to releasing any genre that could become a hit

By intertwining the public and the personal

the limited release of the LP immediately went out of print

Aligning catchy