"Time kills off precious bits of passed-over sound, story, and ephemera every day, just as fast as we can haul this sprawling archive of under-heard recordings—along with the musicians, writers, and entrepreneurs who created them—out of exile..."
Founded in 2003 as an archival record label by Tom Lunt, Rob Sevier, and Ken Shipley, Numero has evolved into a multi-format media company, devoted to dragging brilliant recordings, films, and photography out of unwarranted obscurity.
VA - You're Not From Around Here (2019)
The previously unissued soundtrack to the 1964 noir, You’re Not From Around Here, discovered after 55 years in the Louis Wayne Moody archive. A hobo’s bindle full of twangy tremolo, reverb-drenched revenge, and existential echo . Songs of alienation, paranoia, dark alleys, betrayal, prison, prostitution, trains, gun play, feminine betrayal, and the dusty, lonely road of self discovery. A black and white affair trapped under the weight of a post-war technicolor allure, You’re Not From Around Here lives in a universe of moral ambiguity.The isolated dirt roads of self-discovery are never too far when… You're Not From Around Here.
1. Gene Sikora - A Song For Mary
2. Cheryle Thompson - Black Night
3. Bailey's Nervous Kats - First Love
4. Don Mcginnis - Good Luck To You
5. Atilla And The Huns - The Lonely Huns
6. Dick Campbell - Like The Wind That's Free
7. Eddy Bailes & The Cadillacs - Dark Side Of The Moon
8. The Jades - Lost Train
9. Hayden Thompson - 16.88
10. Slim Martin - Haunted After Midnight
11. Shelley Duncan - Somewhere Down The Line
12. Alvie Self - Lonely Walk
13. The Expresso's - Wandering
14. Nicky Roberts - Spaceman (Out Of Nowhere)
15. Buzz Clifford - Wouldn't It Be Nice (To Have Wings And Fly)
16. Houston And Dorsey - Ebb Tide
17. Charlie Megira - Tomorrow's Gone
The first of Louis Wayne Moody’s trilogy of mid-century noirs, 1964’s cloak-and- dagger drama You’re Not From Around Here follows the exploits of a reformed stickup artist known only as “The Man.” After rambling into Needles, Calif., with a burdensome secret and a chip on his shoulder, he develops an unquenchable appetite for recently widowed land baroness Adeline Tully. Ghosts of his train robbing past and abandoned family in Peoria, Ill. drive The Man’s mind towards the lonely plains of madness and regret, culminating in a deadly shootout with a crooked Sheriff and his double crossing lover.
They Move In The Night (2024)
Discovered after spending 58 years on a dusty shelf in the Louis Wayne Moody Pictures vault, this previously unissued soundtrack contains a backpack’s worth of grieving guitars, somber surf, and haunting hiss, zipped tight with the teeth of abandonment, dashed dreams, moral ambiguity, fate, tearful goodbyes, and lukewarm diner coffee.
1. Branko Mataja - Tuzna Je Nedelja
2. Steve Waltner - Tropic Waters
3. Bill Garland - Lonesome Guitar
4. Red Garrison & His Zodiacs - Taboo
5. Jody Reynolds - Tarantula
6. The Infernos - Restless Tides
7. The Dropouts - Purple Sea
8. Ron Heiss, The Low Notes - Far Away
9. Bailey's Nervous Kats - Rumble
10. The Travelers - Melody of the Moon
11. Tom Dae, The High Tensions - Lost Horizon
12. Johnny Blue, Tammy - Crying Guitar
13. The Floresents - Dreamtime
14. Kay Johnson - Walk Through The Valley
15. Bill & Jean Bradway - Life's a Railway to Heaven
16. X-Cetra - Wasn't There
The second of Louis Wayne Moody’s trilogy of mid-century noirs, 1966’s runaway adventure They Move In The Night follows the escapades of “The Kids”—teenage siblings Cara and Applejack Seaworth—as they set out across America by thumb, rail, and bicycle in search of their long lost father—”The Man.” Hunted by the F.B.I., P.T.A., C.T.A., animal control, and a wicked grandmother dead set on claiming their inheritance, The Kids must come to grips with their orphaned reality and an unyielding future.Discovered after spending 58 years on a dusty shelf in the Louis Wayne Moody Pictures vault, this previously unissued soundtrack contains a backpack’s worth of grieving guitars, somber surf, and haunting hiss, zipped tight with the teeth of abandonment, dashed dreams, moral ambiguity, fate, tearful goodbyes, and lukewarm diner coffee. Because the long arm of society nips at their heels...
Albums from various open sources. Text compiled from reviews on the Numero Group website. And the music is really sad...😥, very sad 😩
But what I couldn't do was find these films on the Internet... No mention. If someone gives links to this, I will be very grateful...
Thanks
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