Various Mo' Peaches - Southern Rock That Time Forgot Vol.1 (LP, Colored Vinyl, Ltd.)

(Juke Joint 500) 10 tracks, colored vinyl (multicolor), limited and numbered to 500 pieces.

•     For the first time on vinyl!
•     Limited to 500 copies!
•     All multicolored!
•     All numbered by hand!

Southern Rock that time forgot! subtitled, these are 10 locally active US bands who have self-released their music on CD. 10 smash hits, all on vinyl for the first time. Recorded between 1992 and 2010.

Liner Notes:
If you're a die-hard Southern rock fan like me, you may remember the Peaches compilation albums from the early 70s. Those double albums, released in the dirt-cheap Warner Brothers Loss Leaders series and costing only two bucks, were packed with great, groovy Southern rock music from the Mason-Dixon line and showcased the then-current releases from the home of Southern rock, Capricorn Records.

When I started putting this record together, I knew what music I was going to pick, but I needed a name that reflected the feeling the music evoked in me. It seemed both fitting and appropriate to honor those legendary compilations of the 70's that brought so much great music to the general public, music that clearly had as much of an impact on the bands on this album as it did on me. That's why I decided to call this album Mo' Peaches, in homage to that original compilation series.

The albums by each of the artists featured here were not released on JukeJoint500, but they might as well have been on JukeJoint500 because they are all great records. Most of the artists on Mo' Peaches may be unfamiliar to many fans of this music, as most of the albums were self-released on CD by the bands and gained some degree of local or regional notoriety at the time. I am pleased to be able to collect these songs for the first time and present them here together for your enjoyment. Who knows, maybe Mo' Peaches will in turn influence future bands and turn the wheel of Southern Rock one more time.