Where Do I Go Numero Group Banks Pauline Shivers cut a

Banks Pauline Shivers cut a handful of records under her maiden name for Chicago’s Expo and Opex concerns

and drinking til you can’t stand

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Gee and company’s 1972 sweet soul double sider for Jim Kirchstein’s regional powerhouse Cuca Records is among the rarest singles produced by the Sauk City outfit over its 13-year run

getting funkier

Where Do I Go Numero Group Banks Pauline Shivers cut aEthereal dream gloom from a voice so unique they had to create an entirely new genre to contain all four octaves. Mixing classical music with synthesizer and acoustic guitar, Happy Rhodes ecto pop never quite broke outside upstate New York, but that didnt stop gothic americana queen Marissa Nadler from reinterpreting Where Do I Go in 2018. Both the original and cover have been paired here, housed in an elegant black and silver sleeve, with embossed