Smog - A River Ain't Too Much to Love LP xx2010s it features guest appearances from

it features guest appearances from Big Sean

Recorded in 1998 by Tony Dupe on an eight-track in Gerroa on the NSW South Coast and then mixed by Pete Jones at Charing Cross Studio

StarGazer have bent the rules

Is there another current group operating at such a high level musically or lyrically

Smog - A River Ain't Too Much to Love LP xx2010s it features guest appearances fromDrag City songwriters hold a special place in my listening habits, and this Smog record in particular! On Callahans last under that moniker, the tape hiss and obtuseness of the early records and the ORourke arrangements of the mid era records are pared back, leaving what I reckon is maybe his best collection of songs? (And also maybe the best Callahan couplet: The only words Ive said today Are beer and thankyou). Mitch