The Cash Label Format:CD proving that garage bands weren’t

proving that garage bands weren’t dead

I Love You

with VHS blur and opaque white screened on chipboard

installing Bernard Reed on bass

A lounge in the Poconos located just inside a Holiday Inn

The Cash Label Format:CD proving that garage bands weren’tFrom the most affordable studio on Chicagos west side comes a document of unknown and remarkably eccentric soul music, all produced in late night sessions after day jobs and family dinners had ended. With little more than a Hammond organ, a piano, and a two track tape machine, Gene Cash's one room enterprise quickly became a destination for local gospel and R&B groups looking to cut a record for pennies on the dollar. Beginning in 1967, Cash issued