Teddy & The Rough Riders - Self Titled
Weaving elements of Flying Burrito Bros, New Riders of the Purple Sage, Dave Edmunds/ Rockpile and The Band, ARC is proud to present the debut studio LP from these beloved Nashville native country rockers. Produced by independent country artist, Margo Price, featuring her on backup vocals along with appearances by husband and fellow recording artist, Jeremy Ivey, as well as long time sidemen like Third Man artist Luke Schneider on searing hot country steel. T&RR’s self titled album comes after a handful of DIY releases and 7” from Third Man Records.
Loney Hutchins' 1979 Album, 'Appalachia'
After leaving his management position for the House of Cash publishing label, Loney Hutchins recorded his sole full length in 1979, Appalachia, an album that was too rock for Nashville and too country for LA. Landing somewhere between Eddie Rabbit and Z.Z. Top, it was edgier than the eventual arrival of 80’s crossover country acts like Alabama. Featuring Dolly Parton’s live rhythm section from her mid 70’s era and searing hot electric guitar lead, Appalachia is reissued in its original, 10 song form, taken directly from the source 2” tapes and restored/remastered. Available everywhere, March 4th, 2022.
Loney Hutchins - Buried Loot: Demos from the House of Cash and “Outlaw” Era, ’73
Recordings from Hutchins’s time managing the House of Cash publishing label in the 1970’s. In addition to his vast catalog of traditional country music, there are songs never before heard by Hazel Smith and Helen Carter, as well as Johnny Cash penned tunes recorded for the first time. Featuring an A-team of some of Music City’s finest session players, ‘Buried Loot’ is a time capsule from an exciting era of creativity in country music. Digipak includes 8 page booklet with extensive liner notes and photos. Mastered by Grammy nominated engineer and archivist, John Baldwin.
