Independent store exclusive.

Deluxe audiophile pressing on heavy weight vinyl with 7-color tip-on jacket and poster and download card.

“It’s hard not to slip into ridiculous hyperbole when it comes to 75 Dollar Bill. Best band in New York City? Best band in the USA? Best band in the universe?” – Aquarium Drunkard

“The second LP from guitarist Che Chen and percussionist Rick Brown is an absolute stunner; incorporating influences ranging from Arabic and Indian music to Mississippi blues, the grooves are psych-inclined but never meandering. Fans of desert blues, Sun City Girls, Endless Boogie, and RL Burnside take note.” –Joseph Neff, the Vinyl District

75 Dollar Bill formed in New York City in 2012; the singular music of this instrumental duo draws various sources from around the world and across disciplines, everything from Mauritanian guitar to raw minimalism and blown-out urban blues, yet sounds unlike anything you’ve heard before.

Hypnotic pulsing music that weaves an ecstatic line from raw electric blues, Arabic modes and entrancing folk minimalism back to the streets of New York.

“the NYC desert trance of 75 Dollar Bill (ace, and also packaged in maybe my favourite sleeve of 2016” John Mulvey – Uncut

Rick Brown: plywood crate, maracas, shakers, bells, a drum
Che Chen: 12 and 6 string electric guitars, bass, shakers
with guest musicians:
Carey Balch: floor tom
Rolyn Hu: trumpet
Cheryl Kingan: baritone & alto saxophones
Andrew Lafkas: contrabass
Karen Waltuch: viola