Greatest Hits (And Misses)

For all those who have commitment issues or are new to the back catalog of our humble label, here's an intro course into the wonderful world of the Dirty Old One Man Band Scott H. Biram.

Top shelf musicianship, razor sharp songwriting, and a total lack of concern for the confines of genre, made the Meat Purveyors one of the most entertaining and energetic bands to ply the dark corners of the roots underground and were a touchstone in the thrashgrass movement.

The Deadstring Brothers' heart beats with pure rock and roll. Simple and shor 'nuff. Built on a the unshakable foundations of blues, rock country and soul, DSB manages to create something at once totally fresh but totally recognizable. It's all ragtops and cold beer, seeds and stems, gatefold LPs and foxy girlfriends with tight, flared jeans.

These "bests" span the spectrum of Jon's term of service with us. There's all out punk, ballads, country, folk-punk punk-folk, and well...it's Jon. 'Nuff said.

We plucked the finest set of tail feathers for you to shake with this BEST OF collection.

12 tracks from the Train that'll show you why he is the King of Juke Joint Swing.
Covers his hillbilly boogie road songs, a murder ballad, a live classic or two, as well as his duet with Hank III.