Way Over There Frank Stanford

Way Over There Frank StanfordIn 1959 a former amateur boxer started a record label out of his home in Detroit, Michigan. Employing the colors yellow and black and open to releasing any genre that could become a hit, Tamla Records and Berry Gordy laid the foundation for what would become a global empire. Just in time for the grand opening of Third Man Records Cass Corridor, we announced an ongoing partnership with Universal Music to bring Tamla's classic early Motown records back

a vacuum cleaner

fronting his new group Negative Approach

Third Man was able to track down band member John Crenshaw (brother of esteemed Michigan-born songwriter Marshall Crenshaw) who instantly claimed he'd not heard someone utter the band's name since 1983

Winner of the 2018 Walter Scott Prize

Trevor Smith

juxtapose the work against itself

a division of Touch And Go Records designated for releases that were not just straight-ahead punk and hardcore

only to explode into full band ferocity with Smith’s saccharine

“Atmospheric alt-crime at its best

They were joined for select tracks by local music scene buddies including Tyvek's Shells and Fred Thomas

an amp used by Stooge James Williamson

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