do+pe = no country for old men Format:Black LP while maintaining the signature psychedelic

while maintaining the signature psychedelic soul sound the label became known for

Liner notes by Andrew Sacher

Pressed at RTI on audiophile grade 180g vinyl

Guitar virtuoso Dennis Coffey’s first LP for Westbound Records was released in 1975

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do+pe = no country for old men Format:Black LP while maintaining the signature psychedelicHip hop legend Chuck D (Public Enemy) joins forces with The Doors iconic drummer John Densmore for do+pe = no country for old men. Originally recorded for Record Store Day 2026, the album blends spoken word, rhythm, and raw social commentary, bridging generations of rebellion and reflection. It includes the RSD Song of the Year "every tick tick tick." Previously a RSD exclusive, it will now be widely available in multiple formats, including black