James Ray kickstarted his career as a teenager in 1959 after he left Washington DC for New York, but debut single ‘Make Her Mine’ flopped. Two years later, songwriter Rudy Clark discovered Ray and got him signed to the Caprice label, the resultant ‘If You Gotta Make A Fool Of Somebody’ a top-30 hit that the Beatles covered in early live sets. Ray’s self-titled debut album had that hit and the equally appealing follow-up, ‘Itty Bitty Pieces,’ as well as ‘I’ve Got My Mind Set On You,’ later successfully covered by George Harrison. An overdose would tragically cut short Ray’s career, this sole LP a testament to his enduring talent.
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- A1: 50 Cent– In Da Club
- A2: Justin Timberlake – Cry Me A River
- A3: Sugababes –Hole In The Head
- A4: Will Young – Leave Right Now
- A5: Outkast – Hey Ya!
- A6: Maroon 5 –She Will Be Loved
- A7: Stereophonics – Dakota
- B1: James Blunt– You're Beautiful
- B2: Kelly Clarkson – Since U Been Gone
- B3: Corinne Bailey Rae -Put Your Records On
- B4: Gnarls Barkley - Crazy
- B5: Scissor Sisters - I Don't Feel Like Dancin
- B6: Mika – Grace Kelly
- B7: Amy Winehouse - Back To Black
- B8: Leona Lewis - Bleeding Love
- C1: Take That - Rule The World
- C2: Duffy - Mercy
- C3: Sam Sparro - Black & Gold
- C4: P!Nk - So What
- C5: Coldplay - Viva La Vida
- C6: The Killers - Human
- C7: Pixie Lott - Mama Do (Uh Oh, Uh Oh)
- D1: The Black Eyed Peas - I Gotta Feeling
- D2: La Roux - Bulletproof
- D7: Flo Rida Feat David Guetta - Club Can't Handle Me
- E1: Katy Perry - Firework
- E2: Jessie J - Price Tag
- E3: Jennifer Lopez - On The Floor
- E4: Christina Perri - Jar Of Hearts
- E5: Lana Del Rey - Video Games
- E6: One Direction - What Makes You Beautiful
- E7: David Guetta Feat Sia - Titanium
- F1: Fun Feat. Janelle Monáe - We Are Young
- F2: Carly Rae Jepsen - Call Me Maybe
- F3: Psy - Gangnam Style (강남스타일)
- F4: Florence + The Machine - Spectrum (Say My Name) (Calvin Harris Remix)
- F5: Will I.am* & Britney Spears - Scream & Shout
- F6: Bastille - Pompeii
- F7: Tom Odell - Another Love
- D3: Lady Gaga - Bad Romance
- D4: Jls (3) - The Club Is Alive
- D5: B O.b Feat. Bruno Mars - Nothin' On You
- D6: Ceelo Green - Forget You
Limited Turkey Gravy Brown Vinyl is for Indies only. FOR FANS OF The Meters, Booker T. & The M.G.s, New Mastersounds, Soulive, Jimmy Smith, Khruangbin. First Re-issue pressed at Gotta Groove Records! Pressed on exclusive 'Turkey Gravy Brown' vinyl. Produced and recorded by Colemine label owner, Terry Cole. The LP that started it all, and the first ever re-issue pressed at Gotta Groove! Bread & Butter, the first full length LP on Colemine Records and the debut of The Jive Turkeys, is nothing but funky, soulful instrumental goodness from start to finish. Bread & Butter clearly established The Jive Turkeys as the initial benchmark for the old-school funk revival in the Midwest. Fans of The Meters, Booker T. & The M.G. s, and the funk revival sound will surely dig what The Jive Turkeys are puttin down! Also Available From The Jive Turkeys: The Jive Turkeys 7”, Funky Turkey / Funky Brewster 7", BA / Chickenfoot 7" // Tracks: 1. The Funky Turkey 2. The JT Strut 3. Soul-Hi 4. Chickenfoot 5. Straight Fire 6. Bill Collector 7. Stamp 8. Funky Brewster 9. Talkin' That Talk 10. Grimmin' 11. B.A. 12. Otis Lament
- A.1. Fresh Blood
- A.2. That Look You Give That Guy
- A.3. A Line In The Dirt
- A.4. Little Bird
- A.5. Spectacular Girl
- B.1. I Like The Way This Is Going
- B.2. Peach Blossom
- B.3. Wonderful, Glorious
- B.4. Where I'm From
- B.5. Mistakes Of My Youth
- C.1. The Deconstruction
- C.2. Today Is The Day
- C.3. You Are The Shining Light
- C.4. Are We Alright Again
- C.5. Earth To Dora
- D.1. Royal Pain (As Featured In Shrek The Third)
- D.2. Man Up (As Featured In Yes Man)
- D.3. Man I Keep Trying (As Featured In Prisoner’s Daughter)
- D.4. Jazz Hands Part I
- D.5. Christmas, Why You Gotta Do Me Like This
Eels präsentiert Vol. 2 von EELS So Good – eine Best of/Essential-Compilation mit 20 Titeln aus den Jahren 2007–2020. Fünf Songs geben hier ihr Vinyl-Debüt, von denen drei bisher unveröffentlicht waren, darunter „Christmas, Why You Gotta Do Me Like This“. Mark Oliver Everett fügt hinzu: “Everyone should have at least three Christmas songs in their catalogue. I’m sorry it took me so long.”
- A1: Dopamine & Hennessy
- A2: Ms Sweet Tea
- A3: Summer In The Rain
- A4: Adam & Eve (Feat. Cory Henry)
- B1: Honeysuckle Neckbone (Feat. Bootsy Collins)
- B2: You Gotta Man (Feat. Kirby)
- B3: Odee
- B4: Diamonds & Freaks
- C1: Judas & The Holy Mother Of Stank
- C2: Pink Marmalade
- C3: Broke Folk
- D1: Ephesians
- D2: Let Me Go
- D3: Orange Wine
- D4: Let It Grow
Diamonds & Freaks is the second studio album from producer/artist/visionary, BLK ODYSSY. Following up the critically acclaimed debut album, BLK VINTAGE, Diamonds & Freaks is a concept album that tells the story of a man enslaved by his lustful addictions. The record is presented as an erotic novel by Keisha Plum with narration by Bootsy Collins, both of whom offer a stark contradiction to the vivid and edgy content of the songs. The record contains elements of soul, hip-hop, and pop—seamlessly blended to create a fresh and distinct sound true to BLK ODYSSY. Diamonds & Freaks showcases BLK ODYSSY’S talent for crafting colorful characters and vivid scenes to tell stories through music. The 15 track masterpiece features appearances by Cory Henry, Bootsy Collins, KIRBY, Rapsody, Eimaral Sol, Grace Sorensen, STOUT, & The Alchemist. Pressed on Amber vinyl, housed in a Diecut Gatefold Jacket and includes a 32pg Booklet, 2 Double-sided 12x12 Inserts, Postcard, Marketing Sticker & Black Polylined Sleeves.
- A1: Herzlich Willkommen 1:28
- A2: Fav Zeit 3:27
- A3: Anarcho Rap 3:57
- A4: Wunderschöner Tag With Kool Savas 4:17
- A5: Killapromo 3:35
- A6: Skit 1 1:00
- B1: Ghettoboyz With Kollegah 3:48
- B2: Besserer Mensch 2:30
- B3: Oh Mein Gott 4:09
- B4: Selfmade G 2:42
- B5: Skit 2 1:14
- B6: Auserwählt With Nico 3:34
- C1: Im Dreck 3:52
- C2: Favoriddy Cent 3:16
- C3: Skit 3 1:06
- C4: Auszeit 3:36
- C5: Organraub With Hollywood Hank 3:41
- C6: Sie Woll'n Fav 2:41
- D1 30: With Kollegah 3:33
- D2: Was Willst Du 3:26
- D3: Faustkampf With Shiml 3:50
- D4: Ich Vermiss Euch 3:35
- D5: Outro 1:57
- Fred Astaire - Cheek To Cheek
- Louis Armstrong & His Orchestra - When You're Smiling
- Nat "King" Cole - My Baby Just Cares For Me
- Vic Damone - Let's Fall In Love
- Tony Bennett - I'm A Fool To Want You
- Gene Kelly - Singin' In The Rain
- Chet Baker - I Fall In Love Too Easily
- Frank Sinatra - I've Got You Under My Skin
- Perry Como - Papa Loves Mambo
- Sammy Davis Jr. - Something's Gotta Give
- Frankie Laine - I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Bab
- Johnny Mathis - Wonderful! Wonderful!
- Cab Calloway - Minnie The Moocher (Theme Song)
- Bing Crosby - Autumn Leaves
- Dean Martin - Sway (Quien Sera)
- Harry Belafonte - Day O (The Banana Boat Song)
- Bob Mcfadden & Dor - The Beat Generation
- Paul Anka - Put Your Head On My Shoulder
- Bobby Darin - Beyond The Sea
- Joao Gilberto - Chega De Saudade
- Mark Murphy - Firefly
- Oscar Brown Jr - Dat Dere
- Louis Prima, Sam Butera, Gia Malone & The Witnesses - S
- Mel Tormé - Comin' Home Baby
- Andy Williams - Moon River
- Leon Thomas - Song For My Father
- Brook Benton - Love Me Or Leave Me
- Bobby Cole - A Perfect Day
The tittle release from Kumomi Records(they are based in Japan). Okinawa salsa band 'Kachimba 1551', which fuses Okinawa folk songs and salsa. This current band started its activities in 1998 and they are based in OKINAWA .On the A side is a Okinawa folk song "Asatoya Yunta" which said to have originated on Taketomi Island in the Yaeyama Islands, and has been covered by many musicians around the world (Ryuichi Sakamoto, Haruomi Hosono, Akiko Yano, etc.). On the B side is "Uminu Chinboraa" is said to have been handed down from "Ie Island in Kunigami Gun of Okinawa" and started to be sung at traditional party settings. Both song includes a salsa arrangement cover by "KACHIMBA1551". For this project we as Kumomi Records have gotten licensed by 3rdwave / PARTIDA RECORDS from Okinawa. We would love to recommend this to the people who like music such as Traditional world music.
Dez Andres must have had a busy year in the studio because he has a few new joints dropping at the moment. Beretta Music has his latest and it comes in the form of a 7"to follow up his 'Back in My Space' from back in Spring. Once again here the Motor City native, former Slum Village DJ and house maestro dips into his more soulful side with some fresh breakbeat tunes that are sure to get the floor popping. Yelping vocals and some signature Andres basslines finish it in a fiery fashion. Fellow Detroit talent Brian Kage steps up with a booty-shaking remix that gets even heavier on the drums to make for another fine 7".
- A1: Steal Your Heart Away
- A2: I Know A Place
- A3: When The Fire Hits The Sea
- B1: Quarryman's Lament
- B2: Spanish Boots
- B3: Bird On A Wire
- C1: Three Times A Fool
- C2: Night Life
- C3: Wandering Earth
- C4: Look Over Yorders Wall
- C5: Athens To Athens
- D1: Blue And Evil
- D2: Baby You Gotta Change Your Mind
- D3: Can't Find No Mercy (Bonus Track)
Indie pop quartet Melenas hail from Pamplona, Spain, a picturesque region nestled just south of the Pyrenees. Such beauty can't help but inform the band's songwriting, but Melenas aren't content to just sit placidly & take in the scenery. Since they burst onto the scene in 2016, the band has hit the ground running, playing incessantly both locally & on the stages at national festivals like Primavera Sound & Eurosonic as well as releasing a debut full length (2018's "s/t" album) and a 7-inch single both triple-released on local labels Elsa, Nebula & Snap! Clap! Club. Trouble In Mind is honored to be releasing their new album Dias Raros and is the first label outside of Spain to release Melenas music to the world.Dias Raros hums right from the get-go, peppering their garage-pop punch with elements of lysergic dream pop, melancholic indie rock and strident guitar jangle. The album title translates to "Strange Days" an acknowledgement - according to the band - of "...those days where you spend more time inside than outside. Inside your own self, inside your bedroom and your own universe thinking about your wishes, dreams, memories, obsessions or fears." The lyrics - sung entirely in their native Spanish - reference "those interior dialogues where sometimes you fight to escape from a situation, you wonder what another person will be thinking about or feeling, you gotta say goodbye, or you just enjoy the time by yourself. Days that, for different reasons, you're feeling different, they are strange". Opener "Primer tiempo" buzzes with an urgent organ drone, unfolding into a yearning ballad of modern guitar-pop bolstered by the group's lush harmonies & sets the tone for the rest of Dias Raros. Songs like "No puedo pensar" "3 Segundos" and "Despertar" follow suit, with the rhythm section galloping headlong into an insistent guitar strum, while ballads like the tender "El Tiempo ha Padsado" rely on the band's melodious voices bolstered by a lilting guitar riff and gentle organ swells. Elsewhere mid tempo rockers like the stomping "Los alemanes", the simmering "Ciencia Ficción" and "Ya no es Verano"s insistent jangle recall underground greats like The Pastels, R.E.M. and Shop Assistants. "Vals" ("Waltz") closes the album in 3/4 time, named for the ballroom dance as well as the last name of a close friend - a dedication to her. Its dreamy sway alluding to classic Brill Building songwriting; dusted with melancholy, but lifted by cascading voices, and organ and guitar waves and guitars that twinkle and shimmer over a cracking backbeat. Dias Raros is the perfect introduction to a band bursting with promise, confidently inhabiting their own space built upon the foundation of their influences both geographically and culturally, as well as musically.
Campanita, die neue LP des texanischen Tropical-Pop-Duos Summer Salt, ist ein luftiges, glückseliges und intimes Monument der Liebe, der Familie und allem dazwischen. Die 12 Tracks schlängeln sich durch sonnengetränkte und rosarote Erinnerungen, tief verwurzelte Beziehungen und bitterem Verlust. Die musikalische Palette besteht aus verträumten Jazz, Schlafzimmer-Pop, strandigem Bossa Nova und Wüstennacht-Indie-Rock. Es gibt Gitarren, Tasten und wolkenleichte Harmonien, Streicher, Synthesizer, Bläser und Mundharmonikas.
The album was initially released by GoodVibe Records on June 19, 2001, with rights to the album eventually being acquired by Dreamworks Records. The label intended to re-release the album with five new songs, but Interscope Records consumed the label and all plans of re-releasing the album were shelved. On August 2, 2011, the album was re-released by Universal Music Group, to celebrate the album's tenth anniversary.
The album’s lead single "The Life" spent three months on the Bubbling Under Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles chart, where it reached number 9. It also peaked at number three on CMJ New Music Report's Hip-Hop airplay chart, and topped Billboard's Pacific Heatseekers chart.
Eventually, the album earned Mystic several accolades and award nominations. In 2001, Kludge magazine ranked it at number seven on their list of best albums of the year. In 2002, the album earned Mystic a nomination for Best Female Hip-Hop Artist at the BET Awards, where she lost to Missy Elliott. That same year, the album cut "W" was nominated for "Best Rap/Sung Collaboration," a new category, at the Grammy Awards; the song lost to Eve's "Let Me Blow Ya Mind," a collaboration with Gwen Stefani.
- A1: Freedom
- A2: Popular Demand (Popeyes) (Feat. Cam’ron & Pharrell)
- A3: Kinda Like A Big Deal (Feat. Kanye West)
- A4: Showing Out (Feat. Yo Gotti)
- A5: I’m Good (Feat. Pharrell)
- A6: There Was A Murder
- B1: Door Man
- B2: Never Will It Stop (Feat. Ab Liva)
- B3: All Eyes On Me (Feat. Keri Hilson)
- B4: Counseling (Feat. Nicole Hurst)
- B5: Champion
- B6: Footsteps
- B7: Life Change
PRESSED ON FRUIT PUNCH COLORED VINYL WITH HAND NUMBERED OBILIMITED TO 2000 COPIES
The contemporary realm of hip hop music can be seen as polarized between two sides; mainstream versus underground, industry versus independent, at a base level boiled down to catchy sounds & infective hooks over higher quality lyrical content. These elements don’t need to be mutually exclusive, but these days it’s rare to find an act that can please all sides of the discussion. Clipse are one of the few groups that successfully and consistently caters to both sides of rap’s splintered psyche, simultaneously serving the scene with upbeat bangers that get the club poppin’ & subwoofers rattlin’ while crafting clever quotable compositions deserving of repeated headphone submersions. Though their preceding official albums Lord Willin’ (2002) & Hell Hath No Fury (2006) made bigger splashes commercially, 2009’s Til The Casket Drops is surely no slouch, a gem which deserves to be revisited with fresh ears – good thing Get On Down has given it the proper treatment it deserves with its first-ever vinyl pressing!
Til The Casket Drops was a departure from the duo of Malice & Pusha T’s previous works in that it was their first LP not completely produced by The Neptunes. However, the celebrated team who brought us ‘Grinding’ & ‘Mr. Me Too’ still helmed 8 of the album’s 13 tracks, thus dominating the soundscapes and aesthetic of the album anyway. With the remaining beats handled by Hitmen Sean C & LV (Jay-Z, Big Pun, Ghostface) and Aftermath’s DJ Khalil (Kendrick Lamar, Aloe Blacc, Eminem) clearly Clipse stock hadn’t lowered in the game. While boasting notable vocal features from Kanye West, Pharrell, Cam’ron, Keri Hilson, Yo Gotti & their Re-Up Gang affiliate Ab-Liva, Casket Drops leaves ample space for the core emcee duo of Pusha & Malice to shine in the spotlight, with verses revolving around each other succinctly in-synch and bonded by an exceptional creative rhythm only biological brothers could share.
Clipse have always delighted in dualities, juxtapositions and contradictions, unabashedly celebrating the capitalistic lifestyle and the grind as the kings of ‘coke-rap’, while taking hard looks at society’s mores and those of their own individual journeys. We hear Malice’s eventual transition to No Malice taking form on this album as he found religion, warning others who might follow in his path on ‘Footsteps’: “don’t let my wrongs give you the right of way/ to emulate my past escaping the law’s grasp” while refusing to be pinned down in one lane: “it weights on my conscience and I hate conscious rap”. Meanwhile Pusha T continues his lyrical ascent into the King Push persona with bars like “pompous motherfucker, look what them jewels made me/ I’m only finding comfort in knowing you can’t replace me/ What a thing to say, but what am I to do/ I’m role-playing a conscious nigga and true is true/ Cocaine aside, all of the bloggers behooved/ My critics finally have a verse of mine to jerk off to” decisively on album opener “Freedom”.
Since it dropped, the Clipse have stated that Casket… is their final album together while subsequently alluding to the possibility of an eventual reunion. Only time will tell, but until then it’s time to re-celebrate one of hip hop’s most dynamic duos by hearing Til The Casket Drops in a whole new light with its long-overdue, first time on vinyl pressing via Get On Down featuring all 13 original tracks on wax and cover art by the legendary KAWS! It’s kinda like a big deal…
For Fans Of... Magic Sam, Otis Rush, GA-20, Albert King, Elmore James. Never before heard blues from 1969! The 2023 RSD release is now also available on black vinyl and CD! Pressed right in Cleveland, Ohio at Gotta Groove Records. On Remined Records, Colemine's re-issue imprint. Produced by Eli 'Paperboy' Reed. Recorded by Eli's father in 1969. Tapes have been hidden for over 50 years, now being released for the first time ever. "Fred Davis was a legend, but only in my living room. As a teenager, I started digging deeper and deeper into the blues records in my Dad’s collection. That was when I started to get the Fred Davis story in fits and starts. Fred could play like T-Bone Walker and had a keen voice like J.B. Lenoir, he said. He used to front a jump band in Kansas City, before something went down that sent him to prison at Leavenworth. In the summer of 1967, he ended up working alongside my Dad at Harco, the Cleveland factory where my grandfather was an executive. They became friends, bonding over the B.B. King and Bobby Bland records blaring from the AM radio on the factory floor. Fred taught my Dad the rudiments of blues guitar, but his style. Instead of barring with his first finger, he wrapped his thumb around the back of the neck. That left his other fingers free to create big, ringing voicings that imitated the Kansas City horn sections he heard in his youth. Fred could play up and down the neck and, even when he played and sang just by himself, he sounded like a full band. Or, at least, so the legend went. These were only foggy memories from thirty years previous, passed down from a father to a son. But then we found the tape. A quarter inch reel in a plain white cardboard box, hiding on a shelf in the attic. My Dad explained how it came to exist: He found some friends (acquaintances really) who had a band and some equipment. They setup in my grandparents living room where the upright piano was, and he invited Fred over to record some of his songs with the band backing him up. We found a place nearby that could dub the tape and put it on a CD for us. When we finally got the transfer back, the legend became real. With this music now professionally transferred and remastered, I can only hope that Fred Davis can finally receive the acclaim that he deserves; that he never received in his lifetime. The legend can finally go behind the confines of my living room and, with any luck, to the whole world." Eli 'Paperboy'
- A1: From Uncle Herm (Feat Herm Lewis - Part 3 - Intro)
- A2: Tangible Assets
- A3: Wait On Me
- A4: 6Am In Sausalito
- A5: Intercepted (Feat Money Man)
- A6: Organic Respect
- A7: You Gotta
- B1: Still Cookin
- B2: Grand Nash Chronicles (Feat Trae Tha Truth)
- B3: Say Less (Feat Dej Loaf)
- B4: Escrows & Orange Juice
- B5: Iced Coffee
- B6: 7 Mile Bike Ride (Outro)
2023 Repress
Translucent Orange Vinyl
The San Francisco Legend, Larry June, returns with the aptly titled Orange Print, which maps out his own vision for success. With themes of health, wealth, numbers, and diversifying your income streams, Larry June flexes the philosophies that have helped him go from street hustler to made man. With production from heavyweight producers such as Jake One, Sndtrak, Cardo, & Sledgren, features include Money Man, Trae The Truth, & DeJ Loaf.




















