Here's a disc roots rockers have been waiting for, the new platter from all-star supergroup, Los Super 7. Their first for Telarc, Heard It On The X is their tribute to the classic AM "border radio" of yore, when the likes of Tex-Mex, Western swing, blues, Mariachi, country and rock'n'roll would rub shoulders on the airwaves on a nightly basis. Inspired by ZZ Top's song of the same name (Billy Gibbons contributes liner notes), Heard It On The X sounds like a night spent on the ranch, turning the dial and getting the absolute best of American roots music all on one disc. But wait, there's more! Check the lineup of artists on this here CD: Lyle Lovett, Delbert McClinton, Joe Ely, Freddy Fender, John Hiatt, Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown, Charlie Sexton, Ruben Ramos and members of indie-roots sensations Calexico. Featuring originals, as well as a host of covers by the likes of ZZ Top, Doug Sahm, Buddy Holly and Blind Lemon Jefferson, I Heard It On The X has blown minds down at Fuse HQ with its seamless blend of styles coming together to create a "concept album" which works so well. The beautiful packaging, with its authentic Western, rootsy look and detailed liner notes, rounds off a package sure to rustle up some sales in your town.