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- A1: What We Want Feat. Kathy Diamond
- A2: Lean Into Your Own Breath Feat. Ayana Homma
- A3: Never To Never Feat. Kathy Diamond
- A4: (Work It Out) Break It Up
- A5: Dream With Me Feat. Ayana Homma
- B1: Don&Apos;T Talk (Just Dance) Feat. Kathy Diamond
- B2: Freedom In Our Rhythm (Parts 1 & 2)
- B3: I Want
- B4: Nothing But Time (Feat. Kathy Diamond)
- Dublin Blues
- Black Diamond Strings
- Shut Up And Talk To Me
- Stuff That Works
- Hank Williams Said It Best
- The Cape
- Baby Took A Limo To Memphis
- Tryin To Try
- Hangin Your Life On The Wall
- The Randall Knife
Legendary songwriter Guy Clark’s iconic album, Dublin Blues, shines in a new light with this remixed and remastered reissue. The album was remixed by Miles Wilkinson, its original co-producer and engineer, at Compass Sound Studio in Nashville (formerly Glaser Sound Studio, aka “Hillbilly Central”). It includes liner notes written by Wilkinson and Clark’s former touring partner, the acclaimed singer-songwriter Darrell Scott. Featuring Sam Bush, Travis Clark, Donivan Cowart, Rodney Crowell, Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, Nanci Griffith, Emmylou Harris, Jelly Roll Johnson, Kenny Malone, Kathy Mattea, Suzi Ragsdale, Darrell Scott, Verlon Thompson, Jonathan Yudkin.
- A1: Brian Poole And The Tremeloes - Do You Love Me?
- A2: The Big Three - Some Other Guy
- A3: Bern Elliott And The Fenmen - Money
- A4: The Redcaps - Talking About You
- A5: The Country Gentlemen - Greensleeves
- A6: Billie Davis - Tell Him
- A7: Kathy Kirby - Secret Love
- A8: Lyn Cornell - Sally Go Round The Roses
- A9: Eden Kane - Sounds Funny To Me
- A10: Pete Maclaine & The Clan - Yes I Do
- A11: Sounds Incorporated - Keep Moving
- B1: Jet Harris And Tony Meehan - Diamonds
- B2: Anthony Newley - I Love Everything About You
- B3: Jimmy Powell - Remember Then
- B4: Steve Marriott - Give Her My Regards
- B5: The Chimes - Can This Be Love
- B6: The Beat Boys - That's My Plan
- B7: Louise Cordet - Which Way The Wind Blows
- B8: The Tornados - Globetrotter
- B9: Tom Courtenay - Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter
- B10: Tommy Steele - Flash, Bang, Wallop!
- B11: Tsai Chin - Any Old Iron
Once again, Decca Records have been shining a light into the recesses of their vast archive to bring you 'The Decca Years 1963', a newly compiled collection of hits and rarities from the pioneers of British Pop music, available as a 45-song 2CD set, or a 22-song 'highlights' LP. Alongside big hits and familiar favourites from Brian Poole And The Tremeloes, Billie Davis, Kathy Kirby, Jet Harris and Tony Meehan, The Tornados, and Tommy Steele, we are excited to bring you some tracks that are being made available again for the first time in more than 60 years, and a few that have never been on CD before. Both formats come in eye-catching, retro style packaging that references Decca releases from the early '60s, and feature informative track-by-track sleeve notes.
High-level reissue of one of the legendary and world-renowned bands that emerged in Australia, essential for any lover and collector of Australian Rock and Punk Rock / High Energy. "Spaceman In a Satin Suit' was released in 1994 and it is one of the best and most mature works in Celibate Rifles' discography, and now for the first time on vinyl since its initial release. This great LP reflects the simple spirit of the Rifles' rock'n'roll with catchy choruses and signature guitars, with another part that they began to play with after this album, a more experimental and introspective side. The 14 songs of the Celibate Rifles introduce you with an electric storm, oppressively dense, hard and heavy, which then become faster, sharper and stronger, where they overflow Punk, which remains their hallmark, with sharp guitars, wounded and full of fury, until they reach a kind of breaking point towards a more experimental part, together generating an interesting sonic boom (The Ramones team up with Blue Oyster Cult in a particularly gloomy alley). Lovelock's lyrics exude more optimism than on previous LPs and this peaks with 'Big World', a declaration of love to his beloved planet Earth. There is also room for his usual biting social commentary. On the album we also find a tribute to one of its musical influences, 'Let's Do It Again' by Sonic's Rendezvous Band (with the participation of Fred 'Sonic' Smith, ex-MC5).
LeSale is back with the Synchronized EP, which marks his fifth solo EP on Luv Shack Records.
The title track is LeSale´s first foray into boogie-funk, featuring lyrics and vocals by Kathy Diamond, one of the great voices of the early nu-disco era and former singer of the duo KDMS, as well as tape mixing by vienna based studio wizard Sam Irl. "Synchronized" comes in 4 versions; the classic vocal mix featuring the full vocals by Kathy Diamond, the instrumental mix which is stripped of the vocals entirely, the extended dub mix, featuring arrangement and additional overdubs by Sam Irl, concentrating on the bare,funky essence of the track and finally a special remix by Ooft!.
The Ooft! remix lays a club foundation for "Synchronized", taking it to proto house territory with a sparse use of original vocals and additional drums, synth leads and pads.
As a bonus original track, we get "Superfluid", an upbeat elektro-funk journey with the right amount of
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