If Nashville’s historic RCA Studio B is a church of sorts, then JD conducted himself in most irreverent fashion while recording this new album. Even while employing the vibraphone used on Roy Orbison’s "Crying" and the piano that Floyd Cramer played, JD and producer Dan Molad (Lucius) let things get loud, fuzzy, brash and heavy. It’s what JD calls a "truly romantic garage record," here to be blasted on CD or vinyl: "Desperate Love," "Lucky Penny," "On the Lips," "Bloodhound Rock," "Jubilee" and more! New West.