Saddle up for the sixth issue of Numeros annual magazine:Periodical Numerical. This 92-page, perfect-bound country music celebration examines a wide array of Cash clones, Dolly doubles, and Nudie knock-offs.

We begin with five women and their Arkansas roots; Mona Lunsford, Judy Brackin, Katy Cricket, Country Girl Kay, and Fern Jones all wound their way in and out of the Toothpick State in the 1960s. Nicole Lane dives into Dot Records head of A&R and pop-country superstar Bonnie Guitar. Everything you wanted to know about Elizabeth Hortons Reena Records are covered in Jason Woodburys illuminating essay about Joyce Street and Erin Osmons profile of Palomino Club favorite Don McGinnis. Osmon and Woodbury also go deep on Arizona underdogs Alvie Self and Sanford Clark and Phoenixs Audio Recorders studio. Label surveys of Tommy Allsups AOK/ Westex concerns, Jim Aguires Pamela, Wayne Raneys Rimrock, Don Bennets Don Ray, and Les Kangas Kangaroo will have you adding 45s to your Discogs wantlist in no time. You like your country with a hint of Hawaiian lap steel and a dollop of God? Look no further than Ryan Boyles Gospel Hawaiianaires manuscript that weve been threatening to publish since including Bill and Jean Bradway on 2018sTechnicolor Paradisecompilation. Finally we revisit a couple favorites from our 2016 country rock surveyCosmic American Music; Kathy Heideman speaks! Jeff Cowell embarasses himself at a 1975 Grammy party in Chicago! And of course weve got a handy listening guide in the backno need to take notes.

Printed in an edition of 2000 copies,Periodical Numericals sixth issue is the only magazine you need on your coffee table this fall.