Name: Spencer Cullum’s Coin Collection
Brand: Spencer Cullum

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FTH420LPRT

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Clear

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Discogs ID

[r21019285]

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Rough Trade Exclusive: Yes

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Hand Numbered.

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2022-04-08

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Signed copies: No

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Standard:20

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1 / Extended format: Yes / LP / Rough Trade Exclusive: Yes / Signed copies: No / clear

FTH420CD

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2021-09-24

5060626463653

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FTH420LPA

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Black

2022-05-13

5060626464384

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1 / Extended format: No / LP / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No / black

Artist

Spencer Cullum

Genre GB

Country / Americana

Label GB

Full Time Hobby

Albums of the Year 2021

Full Time Hobby is an independent music label based in London, England. Established in 2004 by Nigel Adams and Wez Westley, the label has been a platform for showcasing diverse and talented artists from various genres. With a focus on quality music production, Full Time Hobby has gained recognition as a leading authority in the industry.

Since its inception, Full Time Hobby has consistently delivered exceptional music releases that have captivated audiences worldwide. The label's commitment to nurturing emerging talent and supporting established artists has earned them a reputation for being at the forefront of cutting-edge music.

With *Nigel Adams* and *Wez Westley* at the helm, Full Time Hobby continues to push boundaries and explore new musical territories. Their passion for discovering unique sounds ensures that every release from the label is a testament to their unwavering dedication to artistic excellence.

Spencer Cullum is a pedal steel guitarist hailing from London, England. With his incredible talent and unique sound, he has become a sought-after musician in the music industry. Currently based in Nashville, Tennessee, USA, Spencer has made a name for himself as one of the best in the business. His mastery of the pedal steel guitar brings a distinctive element to any musical project he is involved in. Whether performing live or recording in the studio, Spencer's skills are unmatched and his contributions are invaluable.
Having grown up surrounded by music, it was no surprise that Spencer found his passion for playing instruments at an early age. He quickly developed a love for the pedal steel guitar and dedicated himself to mastering this complex instrument. Over the years, he has honed his craft and expanded his musical repertoire.
Spencer's journey has taken him across continents as he pursued opportunities to collaborate with renowned artists from various genres. From country to rock to folk, he seamlessly blends into any musical landscape with ease and precision. His ability to evoke emotion through his playing sets him apart from other musicians.

With an arm’s length list of credits stretching from the likes of Kesha, Dolly Parton and Deer Tick, to Miranda Lambert and Little Big Town, pedal steel savant Spencer Cullum is one of Nashville’s most in-demand session cats. That’s in addition to making up half of acclaimed, primarily instrumental space-country duo “Steelism.” Clearly he’s had little trouble fitting in since moving from his native London to Music City by way of Detroit eight years ago, even if it’s mostly meant blending into the background. “I guess I’ve always hidden behind [the instrument],” he deadpans. “I’m always the guy who looks like he’s studying for a test in the background.”

Now, with a debut solo album, Spencer Cullum’s Coin Collection, paying homage to the ’60s and ‘70s psych-pop, folk and proto prog heroes of his homeland, this Nashville sideman’s stepping out from the shadows into the spotlight. Along with a supporting cast of fellow Music City stage and studio aces like guitarist Sean Thompson and multi-instrumentalist Luke Reynolds, as well as singing and writing partners like Caitlin Rose, Andrew Combs, Erin Rae, Annie Williams and James “Skyway Man” Wallace — he’s bringing a bit of Britain to Tennessee.

“I wanted to write a very quintessential English folk record, but with really good Nashville players.” Cullum says of Canterbury Scene conjuring Coin Collection. Cuts like glass-lake-placid album opener “Jack of Fools”, “Seaside” and the dreamlike “The Dusty Floor,” recall the prime work of the influences he name-checks: Kevin Ayers, Robert Wyatt, Fairport Convention and Sandy Denny. Beyond that, the album manifests his love for psych-prog ground-breakers the Soft Machine (“Tombre En Morceaux”), digs deep into cerebral ambient inspirations like Robert Fripp and Brian Eno (“My Protector”) and krautrock icons NEU! (“Dietrich Buxtehude”) – references he’d previously explored with Steelism. “I’ve always wanted to mix krautrock music into folk and psychedelic,” he explains.