Quadrajets - WfoVinyl LP pressing. WFO is a loaded top fueled record of the finest cuts recorded by Auburn Alabama's Quadrajets, a band that thrived between 1995 and 2001. Triple guitar assault, beginning with twang and Fender heavy reverb, before culminating into maturity with the Tim Kerr produced records for Estrus, resulting in a chaotic southern rock excursive in energy. Alabama's own Motorhead meets Skynyrd styled rock 'n' roll. The finest can all be found

as pstalwarts of psychedelia echoing the spirit of '67 with Psonic Psunspot

both with his instrumental classics and with the new songs of the time

including "See See Rider

and as a member of the British Youth Symphony Orchestra

La Morte della Ragione (The Death of Reason)

In the famous duet

rhythm and colors from Brazil

The result is a uniquely personal statement brimming with color and optimism even as it ponders universal themes of introspection and loneliness-a record that could only have been made by Mitch Davis

inspired by the legendary recordings "Back at the Chicken Shack" and "Midnight Special" by the great "Hammond" player Jimmy Smith

First in the series from Ace Records focuses on the famous field sessions conducted in Arkansas & Mississippi by Modern Records' partner Joe Bihari with Ike Turner in 1951 & 1952

Folk music is recognized as a value in it's own right and finds it's way into high culture

and offers an insight into how his music evolved during the key formative years of his career