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    Immediate download of the Union Street Preservation Society's "Spring to Rust" album in your choice of MP3 320, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.
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Meet Me in Spring (free) 03:57
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Whiskey Wine 03:44
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Some of These Days 04:52
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San Joaquin 03:13
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Shaker Song 03:26

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Union Street Preservation Society's debut EP!

Union Street Preservation Society is the complete roots string band experience. Influenced by bluegrass pickers, country swingers, blues crooners and pre-war jazz, the group's runaway-train instrumentals and spirited vocal harmonies offer a taste of early phonographs served in tight arrangements of contemporary songs.

USPS shows are electric. Recent highlights include a series of co-bills with legendary American roots mandolinist Andy Statman, shows with nationally prominent acts Greensky Bluegrass, Cornmeal and Max Creek, performances at the CMJ Music Festival, regular appearances at New York City's most prominent venues, and benefits for many of New York's non-profit organizations.

Hailed by Glide Magazine as “tasty and alive” with “brisk, flavorful improvisation,” USPS is getting increasing attention. The band was nominated for Artist of the Month by NYC's Deli Magazine in August 2011 after releasing its inaugural EP "Spring to Rust." USPS has since begun touring the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic and beyond.

1. Meet Me in Spring - Leiberman
2. Whiskey Wine - Bouchard
3. Some of These Days - Shelton Brooks, 1910
4. San Joaquin - Bouchard
5. Shaker Song - Leiberman

David Leiberman, guitar/vocals
Sara Bouchard, mandolin/vocals
Harrison Hollingsworth, fiddle/vocals
Alex Borsody, dobro
Jason Bertone, upright bass

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released July 24, 2011

Recorded at Truthmusic Studio, Astoria, NY.
Mixing & mastering by Matt Dickey.
Art direction & design by Sara Bouchard.
USPS Crest designed by Sara Bouchard & Alex Borsody.

"Meet Me in Spring" lyrics based on "Lines Written in Early Spring" by William Wordsworth; "Shaker Song" based on a traditional Shaker hymn.

Released by Free Energy Media, Brooklyn, NY.

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USPS is the complete roots string band experience - runaway train instrumentals and spirited down-home harmonies packed into an inspired blend of original music that you could swear you've heard before. Influenced by folk revivalists, bluegrass pickers, country swingers, blues crooners and pre-war jazz, USPS gives you a taste of early phonographs served in tight arrangements of contemporary songs. ... more

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