Black Stone Cherry and Mascot Records are set to release a brand new re-issue of the bands 2016 hit record,Kentucky, available for the first time on clear vinyl. More than a decade ago, Black Stone Cherry made its attention-grabbing self-titled debut at Barrick Recording studio near their hometown of Edmonton, KY.It proclaimed the arrival of a vibrant and exciting new force in Southern rock n roll, a group that played with fire, sang with brimstone and had plenty of cajones. Flash forward to 2016 and the BSC crew - still guitarists Chris Robertson and Ben Wells, bassist Jon Lawhon and drummer John Fred Young - found themselves back at Barrick, which had relocated and modernized a bit during the intervening years, although its analog mixing board hails from EMIs legendary Abbey Road studios in London.They came into Kentucky - the quartets first release for Mascot Records - more seasoned, battlesavvy and focused, ready to come back home and turn everything theyd learned into a set of ambitious and fearless new music.Featuring the diverse guitar-driven single In Our Dreams to home spun The Rambler, This album IS Kentucky, Robertson says with palpably fierce pride. Everyone who plays on it is from Kentucky. Its in their blood just like its in ours, and they added somuch to the record. Kentucky will, of course, send BSC away from Kentucky and back to its second home on the road,