Welcome to the sixth instalment of our ‘Fruit Cellar’ Mixcloud show, this is the one that takes a random selection of some classic and some obscure selections from the Fruit Tree Records collection. Just like the Fresh Juice shows, the genres are a mixture but unlike those new music mixes, these ones cast the net back across at least the last seventy five years, occasionally even further than that. The tracklists are uploaded to the Mixcloud page now so as always… dig in and dig out!
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Fresh Juice 2026 Vol. 11
We have made a few changes for this autumn, going forward the ‘Fresh Juice’ feature on this site will be merged with the Mixcloud playlists of the same name… meaning you find all the ‘Fresh Juice’ (a selection of our favourite new releases across multiple formats) all in one place. And here it is with its 11th edition – The Fruit Tree Records Fresh Juice 2026 Mixcloud show along with all the usual video clip links and release information… dig in and dig out!
Ty Segall – Black Paint
We kick things off with the cover star for this edition, Ty Segall has just released ‘Chrome,’ a blistering new LP of garage rock with a band that features Emmett Kelly on guitar, Evan Burrows on drums, Mikal Cronin on bass and Ben Boye on keys so check it out right here: https://tysegall.bandcamp.com/music and see the ‘Black Paint’ video here: https://youtu.be/LPudkEzu03E?si=1wPM5CnT1iDFp7yG
The Ific – Never Going Back
Rogue Records are a French based label dedicated to the classic seven inch single format but even better than that, they also have a commitment to putting out scintillating fresh nuggets of garage rock on a regular basis. You can investigate how to buy the latest offering by The Ific here https://roguerecords.bandcamp.com/album/never-going-back and see some filmed live action of the band here: https://youtu.be/1vtIiOAa7iw?si=1EUyOWj5UpZHtC6U
The Creepy Jingles – Throw Me In Some Rice
Here are some more superior US sounds from yet another exciting act on the Enigmatic Brunch label. They have just released the extended EP ‘Against All Opps’ which features a reshuffled line up and is featured more extensively in the New Release Review section of this site but, if you fancy a bit of try before you buy, just check out the music mix and then follow the YouTube audio link provided, you won’t regret it. Head this way: https://thecreepyjingles.bandcamp.com/ then move it on over here: https://youtu.be/OKZnvy3cOoI?si=XXCA75I8NeejyFwv
Son Lux – Want You To Love
Another band whose bold new album ‘Out Into’ has been heavily featured in the New Release Reviews section of this site. This is art-rock with tangible pop and soul influences thrown into the mixer that manifests as bold music of a higher stripe. There is some fun going forward! Find out more about the band here: https://sonlux.bandcamp.com/ and check out some recent live concert footage of this very track here: https://youtu.be/dkjvhfRfFQ8?si=LxkBlGmW0l_1ZEkE
untitled – Tinted View
Adopting the current trend for bands to write their names in either an entirely lower or upper case font, untitled caught my attention not for their quirky use of lettering but more due to their wholesale capturing of that authentic nineties grunge sound. More information is available through their website here: https://untitledrockband.com/ and the visualiser accompanies the track here: https://youtu.be/66ohqfkT9WM?si=rFcOTgbYMIoOAACS
Le Ren – Free Wheeling
Taken from the latest album ‘Don’t Be Funny Without Me,’ an album that I consider it to be worthy of and rewarding to anyone who gives it some repeated listening. You can find out how to buy a copy via this link: https://lerenmusic.bandcamp.com/ and see more Le Ren here: https://youtu.be/1x8kCOXckDg?si=d_8PRZFURKM6Xe78
Nicole Atkins – Trippin’ On Teardrops
The new Nicole Atkins album ‘Drama’ is a record where she really makes good on her stated ambition to write material in the style of and worthy of the great American songbook. You can find out more via this link: https://nicoleatkins.bandcamp.com/music and check out this songs video here: https://youtu.be/KMWIH6Zs9j4?si=RdCaSAJUfzFRbXfE
The Cats Miaow – Journey’s End
These nineties indie pop legends from Australia are returning with a new album on Slumberland Records called ‘When You Smiled You Turned Away’ on 23rd October. They remain fantastically warm and melodic, wrapped in a blanket of melancholy so if you like what you hear, be sure to find out more via this link: https://thecatsmiaow.bandcamp.com/
Gilbert O’Sullivan – Growing Old Disgracefully
We don’t discriminate here, if the old guard are still producing the goods then they get featured too and I doubt there are many with ears who could convincingly argue that O’Sullivan has not still got those singer-songwriter goods in full working order. He is releasing his 21st studio album ‘On The Record’ via BMG on November 6th and you can get ahead of the game and pre-order here: https://www.gilbertosullivan.co.uk/ Then check out this superb fan video for the ‘Growing Old Disgracefully’ track here: https://youtu.be/ZPTlmtmtvC0?si=z55za9_vQ2Onf3Ey
Kalos – Pretty Good Friday / Ladybug
Some essential new Celtic fiddle folk now and what a tantalising taster for the forthcoming ‘Tamarack’ album it really is. It arrives on 9th October and you can read more about this trio, “masters of tradition who set the standard for traditional repertoire with an underlying drive and pulse charged with rhythmic electricity and integrity” via this link: https://kalosband.bandcamp.com/ Also, take a look at this clip too: https://youtu.be/faQQOhoyPxs?si=CRYL0RnddEZmRNV0
White Rose Motor Oil – You Can’t Take Me Down
We kick straight back into some pure and pounding, vintage style rock & roll next with this electrifying duo from Denver who are proving to be masters of the cowpunk / garage country groove. They proudly declare themselves AI free but one listen will tell you that; this track is set to appear on the forthcoming ‘Spider’ album, due to be released on 31st October. Find out more via this link: https://whiterosemotoroil.bandcamp.com/ and be sure to check out this live video from earlier this year: https://youtu.be/hDHzEW13KR8?si=txkPm4_VbXj9W1WB
Pokey LaFarge – Hambone
Here is another artist who is taking the battle to AI, promising that he will not give in to the general malaise and fight it with all his might. Of course, he doesn’t really need to tell us that because anyone who has already encountered this wonderful, preservationist, song writing and performing musician knows he has been doing that very thing all along anyway. None of that has changed on latest ‘Rent Money’ LP, in fact, he is sounding better than ever. Check it out via this link: https://pokeylafarge.bandcamp.com/album/rent-money and enjoy the ‘Hambone’ video here: https://youtu.be/vJ9HVbsjbC0?si=yevwv5klPCV_EJ4J
Kathleen Winters And The Checkmates – Bow On A Bone
How about we follow that up with some undeniably authentic sounding rockabilly? Well, it has happened anyway and as soon as I heard this track, the first original composition this band has written, it had to go in. They are made up of Kathleen on rhythm guitar and vocals, Jacky-Lee on electric guitar, Freddy on the bass and Luigi on the drums and you can find out more here: https://kathleenwintersthecheckmates.bandcamp.com/track/bow-on-a-bone then check out the video this way: https://youtu.be/DyAbLvTe4yA?si=TAoOy64u5x7Q7SgJ
Hollow Hand – Here Are The Tulips
The new Hollow Hand album ‘Wish Road South’ has already been covered extensively on these pages so be sure to head over to the reviews pages if you haven’t done so already. Sometimes though, it is just best to let the music do the talking and that option is put to you via the Mixcloud show and via this link: https://hollowhand.bandcamp.com/ and also through this video: https://youtu.be/_l2IjemvcWM?si=y14xHKr06AteGc53
Brother Wallace – Top Shotta
One of the best soul music albums of the year, ‘Electric Love’ by Brother Wallace, was reviewed here back in the spring. Having caught him recently doing the live rounds I have to report, time is already aging the album rather well and so here is another slice of the Brother’s good groove. Find out more here: https://brotherwallace.bandcamp.com/ and enjoy some live footage this way: https://youtu.be/qpsSw1XkK90?si=glJa6DH5slVQXffa
Menahan Street Band – Palace Of Illusions
The title of this soul collective’s forthcoming album is ‘Illusions,’ due to arrive on 13th November via Diamond West. It is reported to be an album that has recaptured the magic that brought them together in the first place and this sneak preview does indeed seem to confirm that. More good stuff to come soon no doubt and you can make sure you don’t miss out by heading this way: https://diamondwestrecords.bandcamp.com/ and then visit some vintage live footage with the late Charles Bradley here: https://youtu.be/cmN-NO30hEE?si=-rObcS48t66RSisR
Mynolia – Holy Line
This is a new artist with a single out now on Full Time Hobby. It is a hazily dreamlike track that has enough of a pulse to spark further curiosity for what might follow. All I can tell you at this stage is there will be a full album arriving some time in January but for now, you can investigate further by heading this way: https://mynolia.bandcamp.com/ and also see the video over here: https://youtu.be/N8t2RNhZB_k?si=IXZJEkn_S8kki_A6
Hannah Gill – I Like The Sunrise
And we close this edition with an artist who is being touted by many as an amazing new discovery, this despite the fact that her releases can be traced back at least ten years. There is definitely much to explore should you wish but I recommend beginning with the angsty new album ‘I Like The Sunrise,’ the title track of which closes this mix with undeniable panache. Physical editions of the album arrive on 16th October and you can find out more here: https://hannahgillmusic.bandcamp.com/
And just in case you missed them, here are links for Fresh Juice 2026 Volumes 1 – 10
New Mix: Fruit Tree Records – Fresh Juice 2026 Vol. 10
Welcome to Volume Ten in our mix show series of new music, latest release and soon-to-land gems, collectively known as Fresh Juice. This one takes in a mouth watering collection of up and coming sounds including Garage Rock, Soul, Heavy Psych, Power Pop, Indie Rock, Americana, Dark Folk, Folk, Jazz Rock and beyond so, as always, dig in and dig out. Full tracklisting below.
Tracks – Fruit Tree Records – Fresh Juice 2026 Vol. 10
Let Me Go – Baby Rose https://babyrose.bandcamp.com/
Cross My Heart – Lime Garden https://amzn.to/3RauH9z
Se Fue Se Fue – The Killing Floors https://thekillingfloors.bandcamp.com/album/demo
Love Light Beauty And Truth – Stevenson Ranch Davidians https://thedavidians.bandcamp.com/
Story – Lim Orion https://limorion.bandcamp.com/
To Pray Or Not – Almost Friends https://gusboggar.bandcamp.com/
Fasciculations / Boston Harbor Welcome – Hayden Stern https://www.haydenstern.com/
Waiting – Beth Orton https://amzn.to/4fOWSUO
’71 – Slow Accordion https://meadownoise.bandcamp.com/album/slow-accordion
Friday The 13th – Motorcycle https://dandyboyrecords.bandcamp.com/track/friday-the-13th
Gimme Your Love – The Screamin Kick https://roguerecords.bandcamp.com/album/kings-of-the-past
The Yeti’s Eyes – The Odyssey Cult https://odysseycult.bandcamp.com/track/the-yetis-eyes
That Rose – Margaret Glaspy https://amzn.to/3TjsgSz
Reservoir Drop – Jeffrey Alexander & The Heavy Lidders https://amzn.to/4pKZNRN
New Mix: Fruit Tree Records – Fresh Juice 2026 Vol. 9
Welcome to Volume Nine in our series of new music, latest release and soon-to-land gems, collectively known as our Fresh Juice offerings. Well, it is the middle of a record breaking heatwave in the UK right now so maybe this is just what we all need, but temperature thoughts aside, we should always find a space for the best of what’s happening among the masses of creative musical wizards still serving us up plenty of the good stuff in 2026. Yes, we like plenty of old music here at Fruit Tree Records, but we will never turn our noses up at new sounds made with the same conviction and craftsmanship as our old favourites and there is definitely plenty of the good stuff about! Just dig in to this stunning set that launches from a place of moddish freakbeat energy then surf rides across newly minted zingers in heavy psych, garage rock, indie-alternative rock, americana, folk, jazz and beyond so, as always, dig in and dig out!
Tracks – Fruit Tree Records – Fresh Juice 2026 Vol. 9
What’s New On The Beat Scene – Perennial https://perennialtheband.bandcamp.com/album/modernism
Loose – The Black Wizards https://amzn.to/4eEGswD
Face Card – abracadabra https://abracadabraoakland.bandcamp.com/album/peel-away
Save Me – Joan As Police Woman ft. Iggy Pop https://amzn.to/4w88TtW
Aero – Wills Van Doorn https://amzn.to/4gxxQKz
Bildgewater – The Huntress And The Holder Of Hands https://thehuntressmusic.bandcamp.com/album/babylon
Lavender Cowboy – Andrew Sa https://amzn.to/4g0wWX0
No One Else’s Pen – Luluc https://amzn.to/4ahEjpf
Cocoon – Sweeping Promises https://amzn.to/4eFjYeS
Mystery Gash – Oral Habit https://amzn.to/43Qgi52
Let The Love-In Begin – The Mourning After https://roguerecords.bandcamp.com/album/let-the-love-in-begin
Down On Love – Sam & Louise Sullivan https://amzn.to/3SqYLhc
Japanese Green – Blue Earth Sound https://amzn.to/4agCclD
Mothersong – Leah Senior https://amzn.to/4oQcs5C
All Wounds – Fruit Bats https://amzn.to/4aiRcPU
Last Call – Pharis & Jason Romero https://amzn.to/4aQ4Mub
Meet Me Half Way – Lemoncello https://amzn.to/3SVWfQ9
New Mix: Fruit Tree Records – The Fruit Cellar Vol. 5
Volume 5 of our shelf rifling dive into the deep Fruit Tree Records collection is a genre surfing run through some of the tracks that have excited and delighted over the past couple of weeks. These include tasty dives into Blues Rock, Americana, Jazz, Indie, Soul and Folk opening with an especially grooving Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers track, written by Wayne Shorter in a line up that also featured Lee Morgan from the 1960 album ‘The Big Beat.’ From that hot start, an avalanche of equally splendid tunes quickly follow. The full track listing with purchase information is below.
Tracks – Fruit Tree Records – The Fruit Cellar Vol. 5
Politely – Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers https://amzn.to/3Q84FmR
I Turn My Camera On – Spoon https://amzn.to/43FoIvW
Flying Without You – Laura Mvula https://amzn.to/4vVOLep
School Of Hard Knocks – Van Morrison https://amzn.to/4eg6tTR
Rocks Off – Rolling Stones https://amzn.to/4euRapq
Joggie Boogie – Memphis Slim & Willie Dixon https://amzn.to/4uCLEqN
Worryin’ Mind – Smokey Hogg https://amzn.to/4uLaxAu
Limbo – Eliza Carthy https://amzn.to/4fRlXyS
Hard Day On The Planet – Loudon Wainwright III https://amzn.to/3SdB7Vn
Cubano Chant – Climax Blues Band https://amzn.to/4xEltmg
Circles – Camper Van Beethoven https://amzn.to/4vPbOHG
Woman Of The Ghetto – Marlena Shaw https://amzn.to/4fRe9NI
Tower Of Song – Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds https://amzn.to/3Q6tvDB
Saeta – Miles Davis https://amzn.to/4xEldnm
New Mix: Fruit Tree Records – Fresh Juice 2026 Vol. 8
Volume eight of our 2026 new music releases series ‘Fresh Juice’ opens with some essential new soul sounds from Konyikeh with an undeniable retro punchiness before embarking on a journey incorporating new sounds in Psych Pop, Garage Rock, Indie, Folk, Americana, Country, Singer-Songwriter and Jazz before ending in outer space with Visible Cloaks as our tour guide. So, why not join us as we continue our mission to prove that there are still plenty of freshly minted, visceral audio thrills to be found going forward.
Tracks – Fruit Tree Records – Fresh Juice 2026 Vol. 8
Jealous – Konyikeh https://amzn.to/4xhQaNT
Fishes – The Junipers https://thejunipers.bandcamp.com/
Quints Cantina – GALVEZTON https://www.galvezton.com/
Thin Trippin – Oral Habit https://oralhabit.bandcamp.com/album/a-broken-chord
Eyelid – Deer Tick https://amzn.to/4oeOY9L
Ana Inssan – Souad Massi https://amzn.to/4xk93j0
Rent Money – Pokey LaFarge https://amzn.to/4fvf1ax
Someone To Watch The Band With Me – Tift Merritt https://amzn.to/4aCkrwW
Sometimes The Sea – Julia Greenberg https://juliagreenberg.bandcamp.com/album/born-sentimental
The Owl Song – Bity Booker https://bitybooker.bandcamp.com/music
I’m A Man – Datura4 https://roguerecords.bandcamp.com/album/im-a-man
The Big One – Dent May https://amzn.to/4upwPrm
Long Way To Fall – Bedouine https://amzn.to/4e17nUk
Ladybirds Spine – ANYX https://amzn.to/4g9izzl
Spring Is A Fine Time – Alela Diane https://amzn.to/3S1pAbC
Renaissance – Raffy Bushman https://amzn.to/4ut3axE
Shapes – Visible Cloaks https://amzn.to/4nCstLE
New Mix: Fruit Tree Records – Folkelectric Vol. 2
This is the second chapter in our series exploring the moment folk and singer‑songwriter traditions were wired straight into the mains. This one picks up the voltage enhanced thrills where the first one left off as titans like Richard Thompson, Neil Young and Fotheringay spark against modern torch‑bearers from The Weather Station to Frazey Ford, with cult heroes Fred Neil and Terry Callier adding their own crackle to the mix. As Dylan might’ve put it, get f*&%in’ loud.
Tracks – Fruit Tree Records – Folkelectric Vol. 2
Sibella – Richard Thompson
Gallows Pole – Led Zeppelin
Oh Susannah – Neil Young And Crazy Horse
I Loved Her So Long – Unicorn
Your Thoughts And Mine – Tarnation
Storm – The Way We Live
Swan Swan H. – R.E.M.
Tell Me Death – Sharron Kraus
Late November (Alternate Version) – Fotheringay
Three More Days – Ray Lamontagne
Window – Weather Station
Head Home – Midlake
Firecracker – Frazey Ford
Promenade In Green – Terry Callier
Faretheewell – Fred Neil
New Mix: Fruit Tree Records – Sixties Garage Vol. 2
My journey into collecting and loving ’60s garage rock began more than thirty years ago, long before I fully understood what the term meant. By then I was already a devoted fan of sixties music in general (The Beatles, Dylan, Simon & Garfunkel, The Velvet Underground) and as I branched out to bands like The Pretty Things and The Kinks, I realised their most thrilling records carried a rawness that had been polished out of pop by the 1980s. I’d seen “garage rock” used in the music press, I remember a weekly paper applying it to the Velvets when they reformed in 1993, but I took it almost literally: music with the grit and ground‑level authenticity of a band rehearsing in an actual garage. In truth, my early‑twenties self was still navigating music through the big rock historians, following my instincts but completely unaware of garage rock as a distinct sub‑genre. When I did stumble across it, like Jane Wiedlin covering ‘I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night’ on TV, I knew I liked it, but I had no idea what it was.
When the door to garage rock finally swung open for me, it happened through an act of generosity I still think about decades later. I spent most weekends in the ’90s trawling Record Fairs, and while some dealers later took pleasure in reminding me that my CD compilations were nothing compared to their impossible‑to‑find original 45s, this encounter has stayed with me. At a fair in Southend, a seller kept spinning a vintage‑sounding rocker I did not recognise. By the fourth or fifth play, its savage electric‑keyboard motif had lodged itself firmly in my head, so I wandered over and asked what it was. “‘Thirteen Women’ by the Renegades,” he said, delighted that someone else had noticed it and continuing “it used to be a Bill Haley b-side, but this is version is so much better, it’s that keyboard riff, isn’t it?” He did not have a copy to sell, but he remembered which fair I’d be at next, turning up with a homemade cassette filled with that track and two sides of similar mid‑to‑late‑sixties gems. I loved almost all of them. That tape changed my musical life, and the sad truth is I cannot remember his name and never saw him again to thank him.
So, I spent the next few weeks driving around with that cassette a fixture in my pick-up trucks tape deck (an open backed truck not ideal for buying vinyl collections in certain weather conditions, but I mostly made it work) and let the fuzzy sounds wash over me. The band names included people like Destiny’s Children, Michel & The French Canadians and the Rockin’ Ramrods, I had not heard of any of them, but the music itself began to burn into my DNA. Foolishly I believed that there would be easily acquirable compilation albums enabling me to source better sound quality on these tunes, little did I know that such collections were scarce underground artefacts themselves and many that were available had a question mark over their legality. These were not albums re-mastered from the original studio tapes, often an old vinyl 45 would be the best source available meaning that, in quite a few cases, I already had the best fidelity audio available on my cassette. Finally, the handwritten track list on the tape cover was misleading because my mysterious friendly compiler had called it ‘The Gathered Grunge,’ which did not help. Maybe it was another curator attempting to connect the original garage scene with the current US grunge movement? Or was it the record dealer himself attempting to hook the younger generation (as I was back then)?
Initially I failed to find what I was looking for. The closest I came was a collection on the See For Miles label called ‘The Great British Psychedelic Trip’ which at least was in the right ballpark but, as I would later find out, UK Psychedelia from the same era is a whole other wormhole, for all the compatible cross pollination between bands across the Atlantic. Eventually I did hit my target and gain an entry level understanding that I was pursuing ‘garage rock’ from its original golden age, when browsing a compilation at a fair called ‘Pebbles.’ On this volume a track by The Nervous Breakdowns called ‘I Dig Your Mind’ leapt out at me because finally, I had found evidence that one of the tracks on my cassette actually existed in the debris of musical back catalogues, my tape was not some inexplicable glitch in record collecting consisting of songs that no one else could find or prove existed. Here it was, a route in, a long running series of albums absolutely rammed with similar buried treasures fuelled by the same uninhibited, primitive energy. And because it was the music that was important to me far more than rarity value, I dived head long into the ‘Pebbles’ series and never looked back. From there I moved to ‘Nuggets’ and the ‘English Freakbeat’ series on a road that still has no end. And the greatest thing about this underground movement is that, for me, there is always a thrilling new discovery waiting around the corner. Three decades later and it inspires the crate digger in me still.
What is it about sixties garage rock that hits me so hard? There are countless reasons, but the first is its sheer sense of life. In an age of clinical, airbrushed audio, these records breathe; you can feel the human touch in every dusty groove, and that rawness gives them a potency modern perfection can’t match. Then there is the creativity born from limitation. Most garage bands had no budget, no studio tricks, no string sections on call; if a song needed yearning or atmosphere, they simply sang the oohs and aahs themselves, proving that nothing is more emotive than the human voice. And crucially, these groups worshipped The Beatles, The Kinks and Dylan; songwriting mattered. That’s why tracks like The Brogues’ ‘I Ain’t No Miracle Worker’ or The Squires’ ‘Going All the Way’ still sound like pop classics waiting for their moment in the sun. This scene is full of gold: brilliant, unvarnished music built on timeless foundations, burning bright long after the moment of creation. For this mix show I have included as many of the tracks from that original cassette as I have been able to find over the past thirty years. Regrettably, the cassette itself seemed to vanish from my life about thirteen years ago amidst the upheaval of divorce. The only good thing about this is that I still, very occasionally, experience the adrenaline rush of sheer delight when chancing upon a long-lost track that I recognise from that tape. Kind of makes me hope that I never find all of them.
Danny Neill
Tracks – Fruit Tree Records – Sixties Garage Vol. 2
The Collectors – Destiny’s Children
Give Me Your Love – Beau Allen
I Can’t Keep From Crying Sometimes – The Blues Project
Bad Way To Go – The Bruthers
Bright Lit Blue Skies – The Rockin’ Ramrods
Never Thought You’d Leave Me – The Pleasure Seekers
Thirteen Women – The Renegades
Always Blue – 4th Ammendment
I Dig Your Mind – The Nervous Breakdowns
I’ll Keep Searching – The Ides Of March
‘Cause I Believe – Michel & The French Canadians
I Ain’t No Miracle Worker – The Brogues
Hey Conductor – Sonny Flaherty
I’m Five Years Ahead Of My Time – The Third Bardot
Green Fuz – Green Fuz
I Live In The Springtime – The Lemon Drops
It’s A Cryin’ Shame – Gentlemen
Going Away Baby – The Grains Of Sand
Voices Green And Purple – Bees
Iye – Fenwyck
Ain’t No Friend Of Mine – The Sparkles
No Good Woman – Tree
I Can’t Beat Your Drum – Fever Tree
I’m Cryin’ – Odd Persons
New Mix: Fruit Tree Records – Fresh Juice 2026 Vol. 7
Volume seven of our 2026 new music releases series ‘Fresh Juice’ opens with some timely new, modern day protest folk-rock from the ever wonderful Waterboys before embarking on a journey incorporating new sounds in Psych Pop, Garage Rock, Electro Pop, Folk, Americana, Soul and Singer-Songwriter before ending in some seriously far out instrumental experimentation and ending in the realms of esoteric, improvisational jazz. Far out! So, why not join us as we continue our mission to prove that there are still plenty of freshly minted, visceral audio thrills to be found going forward.
Tracks – Fruit Tree Records – Fresh Juice 2026 Vol. 7
Don’t Even Have To Say His Name – The Waterboys https://amzn.to/4dC8DMb
All That You Are – Ray Bull https://amzn.to/4fxDgEQ
I Remember – Teddy Thompson https://amzn.to/3Rot9Z6
Hope Of Fools – Brother Wallace https://amzn.to/4uykfGY
Hang It On The Shelf – Jalen Ngonda https://amzn.to/3PzglhR
Oh Yeah – Low Cut Connie https://amzn.to/3PzgFNB
Bible Belt – Kevin Morby https://amzn.to/4dUADf7
Down To The River – Blood Sucking Maniacs https://amzn.to/4wCnqyY
Monopolar (Tom Furse Remix) – Strange Fruit https://strangefruit.bandcamp.com/album/drips
Faith In The Brakes – Sharp Class https://amzn.to/4eXNQ8a
Evaporating Love – White Fence https://whitefence.bandcamp.com/album/orange
Spooky Signs – The Giant Robots https://roguerecords.bandcamp.com/album/spooky-signs
Turn The Earth – Kelley Stoltz https://amzn.to/4dC9wEg
Always Losing Track – Pharis & Jason Romero https://amzn.to/4dQwGYV
At The Edge – Lemoncello https://amzn.to/4nIsC0e
Intarsia – Visible Cloaks https://amzn.to/4nCstLE
Ezekiel’s Vision – A Mysterious Place – Merkabah Brotherhood https://mississippirecords.bandcamp.com/album/the-merkaba-brotherhood
New Mix: Fruit Tree Records – The Fruit Cellar Vol. 4
Volume 4 of our shelf rifling dive into the deep Fruit Tree Records collection is loosely based on a ‘deep cuts’ theme which includes outtakes and alternate session cuts, lesser appreciated album tracks, live versions and hard to find rarities. These era spanning selections cover Blues Rock, Americana, Jazz, Indie, Soul and Folk and include some rare Bob Dylan in addition to other legends like Neil Young and Stevie Wonder with nuggets from their back catalogue. The full track listing with purchase information is below:
Tracks – Fruit Tree Records – The Fruit Cellar Vol. 4
My Jelly Roll Soul – Charles Mingus https://amzn.to/4dEv2cF
All The Way – Rival Sons https://amzn.to/43auAwJ
Sugar Bum – Ooberman https://amzn.to/4fdfqOE
We Will Not Be Lovers (live) – Waterboys https://amzn.to/490hR3b
Safeway Cart – Neil Young https://amzn.to/4tx6aIQ
Coathanger – Clifford T Ward https://amzn.to/4tAOlZg
Her Hair Did Not Hang Low – David Campbell https://amzn.to/4nqscLC
The Door Is Still Open – The Cardinals https://amzn.to/4tBntbN
Are You Sure Love Is The Name Of This Game – Stevie Wonder https://amzn.to/4d6oOSO
You Won’t Let Me Down Again – Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan https://amzn.to/4uEZOb3
Fire Engine (take 8) – 13th Floor Elevators https://amzn.to/4nuclMj
Above Ground – Norah Jones https://amzn.to/4tD4QEd
This Was My Love – Bob Dylan https://amzn.to/4nnenxz
Watercress – Hadley Caliman https://amzn.to/4tBGaMr
Lady Of The Dancing Water (mix) – King Crimson https://amzn.to/4d7QN4E
