Driftwood Mac & Cheese (1976)

Northern Ontario, 1976.

Flannel shirts. Cheesecloth sundresses. Long summer evenings. Back roads leading nowhere in particular.

Pressed in small numbers and quietly forgotten, Cheese became one of those records that seemed to drift through time. It never topped the charts. It never received a proper reissue. Yet somehow copies kept appearing in cottages, cabins, and record collections across the country.

The album carried a sound all its own - dusty harmonies, weathered melodies, and just enough grit to feel authentic. Not polished. Not fashionable. Just honest music made for campfires, road trips, and sunsets over the lake.

The jackets were worn.
The corners were bent.
The stories kept getting better.

Recovered from the Bud Bungalow Archives.