JOHN SULLIVAN RELEASES A NEW CD... Touch The Sky

Vermont resident John Sullivan has just released his second ATOM CD... Touch The Sky. Fans of straight forward rock-n-roll and acoustic tinged rock music will enjoy John's new disc. Sullivan is blessed with a killer voice and a strong sense of melody. He also pays tribute to his musical heroes the Beatles, by covering two of their songs on this 12-song release.

JON BUTCHER ACOUSTIC LIVE CD AVAILABLE FOR A LIMITED TIME

The official title is Jon Butcher (featuring Ben Schultz) Two Barefoot Servants Live - Straight Through Ohio. Recorded in 2005 at Gilly's in Dayton, OH. The disc is a limited run CD-R of ten Jon Butcher and Barefoot Servants songs. The format of the music is a two man acoustic setting. Hear classics such as Goodbye Saving Grace, Holy War, Bound For Glory, and Box of Miracles in a style that gets to the heart and soul of the material. Get yours today, before they are gone forever.

NEW COMPILATION CD ISSUED: ATOM Records – The First Five Years (2001 – 2006)

In a world where record labels come and go, 2006 sees ATOM Records celebrating its fifth year of releasing All Types Of Music. ATOM is a label that puts music first, and only issues things that are worth your hard-earned dollars.

On this 16-track collection you'll hear previously unreleased music from Barefoot Servants (The Original Cowboy), which features Grammy nominee Jon Butcher on vocals & guitar, recording and touring legend Lee Sklar on bass, studio veteran Ben Schultz on guitar, and England's premier drummer Neal Wilkinson.

There are also five new Jon Butcher Axis/Jon Butcher songs... a studio version of the Hendrix classic Up From The Skies and live acoustic versions of Tiger In The Tall Grass, New Man, Bound For Glory, and It Hurts Me Too.

And don't forget about favorite tracks from CDs by Nicky Kay and His Fabulous Kay-Tones, Barefoot Servants, John Sullivan, Jon Butcher Axis, Nick Kizirnis, and Crazy Joe and the Mad River Outlaws.

With "all killer and no filler" you can't go wrong with this collection. Tired of the same ole crap played on the radio today? Independent music is alive and well at ATOM Records.