Alex Chilton - Feudalist Tarts

Alex Chilton - Feudalist TartsAlex Chilton's Feudalist Tarts (1985) found the Big Star Boxtops front man re making himself as a southern fried hipster offering up original tunes like "Stuff" and sly soulful covers "B A B'Y" and "Thank You John" while adding a horn section to his road tested rhythm section. Side Two features a number of rare Chilton tracks including "Rubber Room" and "Wild Kingdom."

his tales are now set in the pre-Industrial Era

while the title track takes aim between your eyes off a driving back-beat and a defiant chorus dripping with Monroe's irrepressible attitude

Wabash Cannonball and their biggest seller Wildwood Flower

Charlie Puth

but never a stylistic tribute to some bygone era

" he states about the creative process

Akihiro Tanaka

of which many became jazz best-sellers

effortlessly catchy

while "Living For Tomorrow" is a song that was first recorded live in Leningrad on 26 April 1988

Captain Cuts

bassist Leroy Vinnegar and drummer Stan Levey) is fine in support