More Alejandro Photos
Our Alejandro wrap-up continues. Here are a few photos from the evening. Thanks again, y'all! Back to our regularly-scheduled blogging...




Labels: Alejandro Escovedo, in-store performance, photos
Decatur CD stands for "Decatur Compact Disc," but don't let the name fool you--we also stock tons of new and used vinyl, music-related DVDs/Blu-Rays and a smattering of cassettes. Most notably, however, we have one Travis Tritt cassingle.
Our Alejandro wrap-up continues. Here are a few photos from the evening. Thanks again, y'all! Back to our regularly-scheduled blogging...




Labels: Alejandro Escovedo, in-store performance, photos
Some good folks who were in attendance on Monday posted portions of the Alejandro Escovedo in-store to YouTube, so if you weren't there, here's a chance to see what you missed! And if you were there, you can relive the magic at your leisure. Now, because Blogger and YouTube don't exactly get along, you may want to visit the channels of usernames gboutilier and WestTexas1119 to see better-quality versions of the clips. For now, we've embedded a couple of the best below:
Labels: Alejandro Escovedo, in-store performance, video

Labels: Alejandro Escovedo, beer, in-store performance
Alejandro Escovedo will play here at 5 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 31st. We'll have some beer courtesy of our friends at Magic Hat. This man needs no introduction, but suffice it to say it's gonna be an excellent time. Hope to see you then!Labels: Alejandro Escovedo, beer, in-store performance
We have a little joke around the store that goes a little something like this: What Would Alejandro Do? You see, Warren is a huge fan of Alejandro Escovedo, dating back to his punk-rock days with The Nuns, and all the way up to last year's Street Songs of Love. And with good reason! After all, the guy's a musical treasure who's transcended genres repeatedly over the past 35+ years and will no doubt continue well into his sixties and beyond. Also, he is imminently quotable. Witness: "You can't be parochial about music," he says. "I learned that if you immerse yourself in something, listening to records over and over, so it becomes a language, you could learn to speak it. When I began to come of age, and was able to play the music, it became like a religion to me. We were fortunate that radio at that time had no boundaries. It was all brand new. No one knew you couldn't play Marvin Gaye, and then Captain Beefheart, and then Sun Ra. It was all great, and to me, it all made sense."Labels: Alejandro Escovedo, Eddie's Attic
Labels: Alejandro Escovedo, Eddie's Attic, JD Souther, ticket giveaway, ticket sales
This went out in ye olde Decatur CD Newsletter as well, but we thought it important to remind y'all that we're selling tickets for Alejandro Escovedo's early show (6:30pm) on Jan. 10th at Eddie's Attic. However, we only have 10 tickets left, so if you want 'em, come get 'em. This is a show not to be missed.Labels: Alejandro Escovedo, Eddie's Attic