Mimms is an American R&B artist and a pioneer of the early ”soul” sound. He is best known for his 1963 R&B #1 hit “Cry Baby” famously covered by Janis Joplin. It was also a favourite live track of U.K. rockers Led Zepplin.
Our chosen A-side was originally released in the U.S. on United Artists in 1965 to absolutley no acclaim at the time. It was also released in the U.K. coupled with the hit “I’ll Take Good Care Of You” but still failed to make the charts and remains rare to this day. Our B-side, “As Long As I Have You” was only released on 45 in France and is incredibly rare (note: the U.K. release on United Artists in 1967 is a “live” version). As with the aforementioned “Cry Baby”, “As Long As I Have You” was also a favourite of Led Zepplin and they performed a 15-minute version on their International tours.
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- A1: Whistlin' Pines
- A2: Bluebird Blues
- A3: She'll Be Comin' Round The Mountain
- A4: Elevate Me Baby
- A5: Mama Don't Allow Me To Fool Around All Night Long
- A6: Kings Highway Blues
- A7: Somebody's Been Foolin' #1
- B1: Tb Blues
- B2: King Biscuit Stomp
- B3: Delta Blues
- B4: Somebody's Been Foolin' #3
- B5: Rootin' Ground Hog
- B6: Don't Leave Me Here
- B7: Baby, Please Don't Go (Bonus Track)
Big Joe Williams is seen by many as the ultimate incarnation of the Delta Country Blues player, and several of his songs have become standards in the Blues canon. Known for being rough on his guitars, it's one of the reasons for the ongoing tinkering that led to the construction of his first nine string instrument. This fine studio album was released in 1962 on the Folkways Label after being recorded the year before. It contains King Highway Blues, a slow and at times almost spoken track. Where as Somebody's Been Foolin' is fairly driven along by Ransom Knowling's Bass. In 1968 Downbeat Magazine, simply stated that "Big Joe Williams' Blues is a beautiful experience". Listen to this album and you'll agree.
- A1: Choo Choo Ch'boogie
- A2: Five Guys Named Moe
- A3: Let The Good Times Roll
- A4: Is You Is Or Is You Ain't (My Baby)
- A5: G.i. Jive
- A6: Ration Blues
- A7: Jack, You're Dead
- A8: Blue Light Boogie (Parts 1 & 2)
- B1: Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens
- B2: Caldonia
- B3: Saturday Night Fish Fry (Parts 1 & 2)
- B4: I Want You To Be My Baby
- B5: Buzz Me
- B6: Salt Pork, West Virginia
- B7: Open The Door, Richard!
- 8: Boogie Woogie Blue Plate
This compilation album collects Decca tracks from
1942 onwards and covers Jordan's golden period;
featuring 11 Number 1's and 5 charting in the top 10.
Louis Jordan has left a real lasting legacy, as without
his ground breaking musical journey in the 40's & 50's,
we can genuinely say that none of the music we knew
and loved thereafter may have happened. Can't say
that about many artists, can you?
- A1: Assimilation (Feat Dylema)
- A2: His Mother's Eyes (Feat Jermain Jackman)
- A3: The Investigator (Feat Brother Andrew Muhammad)
- A4: Break The Chains
- A5: A Police Service, Not A Police Force (Feat Lee Jasper)
- A6: Hackney Ain't Innocent (Feat Yolanda Lear)
- B1: On The Daily (Feat Ugochi Nwaogwugwu)
- B2: Say Black (Feat Dylema)
- B3: The Babylon Encounter (Feat Janette Collins & Leroy Logan)
- B4: Witness The Whiteness (Feat Adam Elliot Cooper)
- B5: Lifeline (Feat Zara Mcfarlane)
Red vinyl[27,35 €]
The Brkn Record is a new project led and produced by Jake Ferguson, the co-founder and bass player for the UK's foundational deep jazz outfit the Heliocentrics. With fellow Heliocentrics co-founder and legendary drummer Malcolm Catto, Ferguson has been a regular collaborator with globally recognised artists including Archie Shepp, Mulatu Astatke, Melvin Van Peebles, Orlando Julius and many others. The Architecture of Oppression Part 1 represents Ferguson's debut as a bandleader and orchestrator, and manifests as a committed and soulful response to ongoing and systemic anti-black racism, social oppression and state violence both at home in London and across the globe. Combining poetry, testimony and song with rich and cinematic backdrops, Ferguson has produced a sui generis sound that conjures flavours of Arthur Verocai, Ennio Morricone, classic library productions, Madlib-style deep-jazz beat science, and psychedelic soul. With bandmate Malcolm Catto on drums, Ferguson draws on their long years of collaborative experience in the Heliocentrics to build an album of striking texture and depth.
- A1: Assimilation (Feat Dylema)
- A2: His Mother's Eyes (Feat Jermain Jackman)
- A3: The Investigator (Feat Brother Andrew Muhammad)
- A4: Break The Chains
- A5: A Police Service, Not A Police Force (Feat Lee Jasper)
- A6: Hackney Ain't Innocent (Feat Yolanda Lear)
- B1: On The Daily (Feat Ugochi Nwaogwugwu)
- B2: Say Black (Feat Dylema)
- B3: The Babylon Encounter (Feat Janette Collins & Leroy Logan)
- B4: Witness The Whiteness (Feat Adam Elliot Cooper)
- B5: Lifeline (Feat Zara Mcfarlane)
Black vinyl[25,42 €]
The Brkn Record is a new project led and produced by Jake Ferguson, the co-founder and bass player for the UK's foundational deep jazz outfit the Heliocentrics. With fellow Heliocentrics co-founder and legendary drummer Malcolm Catto, Ferguson has been a regular collaborator with globally recognised artists including Archie Shepp, Mulatu Astatke, Melvin Van Peebles, Orlando Julius and many others. The Architecture of Oppression Part 1 represents Ferguson's debut as a bandleader and orchestrator, and manifests as a committed and soulful response to ongoing and systemic anti-black racism, social oppression and state violence both at home in London and across the globe. Combining poetry, testimony and song with rich and cinematic backdrops, Ferguson has produced a sui generis sound that conjures flavours of Arthur Verocai, Ennio Morricone, classic library productions, Madlib-style deep-jazz beat science, and psychedelic soul. With bandmate Malcolm Catto on drums, Ferguson draws on their long years of collaborative experience in the Heliocentrics to build an album of striking texture and depth.
Ahead of the release of his much awaited debut album « blablablue » , Belgian singer-songwriter Delv!s just shares a new single, the dreamy “Human Trumpet”.
It’s no secret that Belgium owes much of its cultural prestige to its vibrant music scene. Lately, with much of the attention turned to Flanders, the Flemish side of the country is playing host to many exciting, genre-bending projects, including a tremendously innovative rap scene and a lively pool of electro bands walking in the footsteps of pioneers such as Soulwax: A tradition that Delv!s, one of the country’s most exciting newcomers to the soul, blues, disco-funk and pop genres, is set on honouring.
Delv!s is now ready to introduce “blablablue" to the world: a soul album infused with electro, funk and rock sounds, blended with a score of field recording samples; twelve tracks all penned by himself, unveiling a whirlwind of emotions that fuel the singer’s unique voice. The nostalgic brass arrangements and vintage-sounding harmonies may evoke Billie Holiday, Nina Simone or even James Brown at times, but “blablablue” nevertheless triumphs as a current and socially relevant record thanks to its topical commentary and diverse influences. Addressing many of the great issues plaguing the world today, including the sense of urban solitude, this is the first offering by a great artist, a sensitive soul also fluent in the language of love. Something to reflect on, unite us and even comfort us at times when we need it the most.
- A1: Be-Bop-A-Lula
- A2: Race With The Devil
- A3: Cat Man
- A4: Lotta Lovin
- A5: Ain't She Sweet
- A6: Pink Thunderbird
- A7: I Flipped
- A8: Jump Back, Honey, Jump Back
- B1: Bluejean Bop
- B2: Crazy Legs
- B3: Jezebel
- B4: Gonna Back Up Baby
- B5: Woman Love
- B6: Jumps, Giggles And Shouts
- B7: Wedding Bells (Are Breaking Up That Old Gang Of Mine)
- B8: Dance To The Bop
Born in Norfolk, Virginia on 11 February 1935. At the age of 12 Vincent
was given his first guitar by a schoolfriend. There was no generosity
involved in the gift because it wasn’t his friend’s guitar. It belonged to his sister, who was learning how to play. He couldn’t stand the racket she was making so he gave her guitar away. But unwittingly, this cruel act was a crucial moment in Gene’s life as he soon began to entertain with the blues, gospel and country from his porch. ‘Be-Bop-A-Lula’ was to be the first single by Gene Vincent & the Blue Caps. Selling 3 million copies, it opened the door to national fame and untold riches. Followed by the release of the album ‘Bluejean Bop‘ on Capitol Records. He was the ultimate greaser, the genuine article and the authentic voice of his generation.
- 1: Resurrection
- 2: Driving Beats
- 3: Amnesia
- 4: Elegance In Violence
- 5: Garden Of The Tiger
- 6: Estrada Da Estrela
- 7: Hiten
- 8: Formless Like Water
- 9: Pink Pop
- 10: Into Nirvana
- 11: I'm Here Now" (Sanodg Remix)
- 12: Sparking
- 13: Massive Stunner
- 14: Moonlit Wilderness
- 15: Snow Castle
- 16: Dancing Fate
- 17: Turbo Electric
- 18: Slide
- 19: Lili’s Ending
- 20: Hall Of Fate - Resurrection
- 21: Streets
- 22: Kazuya's Ending
- 23: Poolside
- 24: Call Of The Inferno
- 25: Conclusion
- 26: Ground Zero Funk
- 27: The Finalizer
- 28: Martial Medicine
- 29: Shattered Dreams
- 30: Street Wise" (Asura Mix)
- 31: Stalking Wolves
- 32: Supercharged
- 33: Sunrise
- 34: Twist & Scream
- 35: Tiamat
- 36: Disco Bowl
- 37: Hall Of Fate - Resurrection
- 38: Armor King’s Ending
- 39: Ka-No-En-Mai
- 40: Who's Afraid Of
- 41: Mode Select - Tekkendr
- 42: Antares
- 43: Frozen Paradise
- 44: Orbital Move
- 45: Dragon's Nest - To Those Who Go
- 46: Martial Symphony Opus 5
- 47: Crimson Sunset
- 48: Lee's Ending
- 49: Law's Ending
- 50: One More
- 51: Give Me Your Name
- 52: Martial Symphony Opus 5
- 53: Around The World
- 54: Aurora Australis
- 55: Baby Don’t Stop
- 56: Gold Rush
- 57: Synthetic Pulse
- 58: Jin's Ending
- 59: Neonatal
"_Acid blues punk meets freeform drone raag transcendentalism" JONNY HALIFAX is an untutored aleatoric free blues outsider. His new collection of sound is an instrumental departure into godless raag brut improvisations, layered, manipulated and sculpted into heavily immersive feral sonic collages. Invocations of an hallucinatory apocalyptic near future. Previously the creator of junkshop blues skronk one man band HONKEYFINGER, which then mutated into the gospel fuzz psych of Julian Cope endorsed JONNY HALIFAX & THE HOWLING TRUTH with their ""slitherin' electro -programmed slide guitar driven mung worship", alongside the ambient drone metal noisescapes of DEATHENTEREDINERROR, now THE JONNY HALIFAX INVOCATION channel heavy meditations on the present into an uncompromising free blues transcendentalism that burn raga-shaped holes into your chakra with searing psychedelic intensity. Inspired by Henry Flynt's avant bluegrass experiments fusing country blues with eastern acoustic musical stylings, Spacemen 3's contemporary sitar music, and the monolithic drone doom immersion of Sunn 0))), THE JONNY HALIFAX INVOCATION build hypnotic instrumental soundscapes using lap steel and homemade slide guitars, harmonica and alto sax. Underpinned by layers of acoustic and electronic drone instruments and fed through an arsenal of pedalboard electronics that would make Dave Gilmour weep. The blues are transmogrified, unhinged, reduced and re-imagined as intoxicating, trance-inducing, feedback-drenched noise paintings. AÇID BLÜÜS RÄÄGS Volume 1 plays like a psychedelic western movie soundtrack, frenzied electric lap steel guitar suites play to melting cowboy minds. Flaming tumbleweeds blow in slow motion across wide open concrete vistas. Jodorowsky's El Topo meets Ballard's High Rise in an apocalyptic knife edge disintegrating urban landscape. Shut your eyes and conjure the best nightmares you've never had. The JONNY HALIFAX musical CV also includes studio contributions to releases by Andrew Weatherall's TWO LONE SWORDSMEN, UK metal behemoths ORANGE GOBLIN, hardcore thrash upstarts HECK (formerly BABY GODZILLA), and pan european psych noise titans MELTING HAND.
- A1: School Girl Crush (Feat Kendra Morris)
- A2: Groovin' (Feat Jamie Allensworth)
- A3: You Got To Be A Man (Feat Sy Smith)
- A4: Gimme Little Sign (Feat Chris Dowd)
- A5: Inner City Blues (Make Mewanna Holler) (Make Mewanna Holler)
- A6: Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get (Feat Alex De'sert, Jesse Wagner & Malik The Freq Moore)
- A7: Aht Uh Mi Hed (Feat John Arthur Bigham)
- A8: Gossip (Feat Malik The Freq Moore)
- A9: Me & Baby Brother (Feat Kevin Sandbloom)
- A10: There's A Break In The Road (Feat Afrodyete)
- A11: Put On Train
- A12: Let's Stay Together (Feat Destani Wolf)
- A13: This Christmas (Feat Durand Jones)
Since their debut 45 back in 2019, Night Owls have consistently taken the bar up a notch re-imagining classic funk & soul with a Jamaican twist. With eight sold out 45’s in a span of three years and regular airplay on BBC6, KCRW and more, we’re happy to announce this much anticipated LP “Versions” comprising all their groove filled singles to date. This all-star production team comprised of Dan Ubick (The Lions, Connie Price and the Keystones, De La Soul) on Guitar & Percussion, Blake Colie (Arise Roots,The Lions, Hollie Cook) on Drum Kit, Dave Wilder (The Lions, Ziggy Marley, Macy Gray) on Bass, and Roger Rivas (The Aggrolites, Jason Mraz, LBDA) on Organ & Piano, team up with many of today’s top soul singers to bring their signature take on beloved chart topping hits and deep cuts. Featuring vocalists Afrodyete (Breakestra),Terin Ector (Orgone), Durand Jones (The Indications), Malik “The Freq” Moore (The Lions),Alex Désert (Hepcat,The Lions), Jesse Wagner (The Aggro- lites), Jamie Allensworth (Jungle Fire), Sy Smith (Macy Gray, Sheila E.), Chris Dowd (Fishbone), John Arthur Bigham (Fishbone, Soul of John Black), Kevin Sandbloom, Kendra Morris and Destani Wolf (Matisyahu,The Pharcyde), each track was carefully selected by producer Dan Ubick to match the featured vocalists strength resulting in a heavy soul and dub infused LP that surely won’t want to leave your turntable!
- A1: Jimmy The Exploder
- A2: Stop Breaking Down
- A3: The Big Three Killed My Baby
- A4: Suzy Lee
- A5: Sugar Never Tasted So Good
- A6: Wasting My Time
- A7: Cannon
- A8: Astro
- B1: When I Hear My Name
- B2: Do
- B3: Screwdriver
- B4: One More Cup Of Coffee
- B5: Little People
- B6: Slicker Drips
- B7: St. James Infirmary Blues
- B8: Broken Bricks
- B9: I Fought Piranhas
Recorded during the Midwest winter of 1999, the White Stripes debut LP stands alone as the most raw, unpolished and 'Detroit' sounding records The White Stripes would release. On this reissue the vinyl is cut directly from the original 1/4" master tapes, pressed on 180gm black vinyl and housed in a sturdy, beautiful tip on sleeve. A 17 track single album.
- A1: Brothers Gather Round
- A2: The Gun Isn't Loaded
- A3: Glastonbury Revisited
- A4: Baby, You're So Free
- A5: Value Of Life
- A6: Revolution (In The Summertime) (In The Summertime)
- A7: Have You Heard The News Today?
- B1: Sometime
- B2: Melanie
- B3: The Pain Inside
- B4: The Charm
- B5: The Loser
- B6: You've Got Me
- B7: Emily Darling
- B8: Morning Sun
Enjoy the Melodic Sunshine is a collection of songs by Cosmic Rough
Riders featuring tracks from their first two self-financed albums as well as three new tracks
The album was put together by Alan McGee's label as a starting point for mainstream listeners . The album spawned four singles including the Top 40 hits "Revolution (In The Summertime)" and "The Pain Inside".Most of the tracks on the album were recorded in a community funded recording studio in Castlemilk housing scheme and released on two self- financed albums; Deliverance (1999) and Panorama (2000). On hearing Panorama, Alan McGee signed the band to a one-album deal. The album would take the best of the first two albums as well as some new tracks.Now 21 years later Past Night From Glasgow will take the original masters, add a bonus track "I Call Her Name".
- A1: Brothers Gather Round
- A2: The Gun Isn't Loaded
- A3: Glastonbury Revisited
- A4: Baby, You're So Free
- A5: Value Of Life
- A6: Revolution (In The Summertime) (In The Summertime)
- A7: Have You Heard The News Today?
- B1: Sometime
- B2: Melanie
- B3: The Pain Inside
- B4: The Charm
- B5: The Loser
- B6: You've Got Me
- B7: Emily Darling
- B8: Morning Sun
Enjoy the Melodic Sunshine is a collection of songs by Cosmic Rough
Riders featuring tracks from their first two self-financed albums as well as three new tracks
The album was put together by Alan McGee's label as a starting point for mainstream listeners . The album spawned four singles including the Top 40 hits "Revolution (In The Summertime)" and "The Pain Inside".Most of the tracks on the album were recorded in a community funded recording studio in Castlemilk housing scheme and released on two self- financed albums; Deliverance (1999) and Panorama (2000). On hearing Panorama, Alan McGee signed the band to a one-album deal. The album would take the best of the first two albums as well as some new tracks.Now 21 years later Past Night From Glasgow will take the original masters, add a bonus track "I Call Her Name".
- A1: Brothers Gather Round
- A2: The Gun Isn't Loaded
- A3: Glastonbury Revisited
- A4: Baby, You're So Free
- A5: Value Of Life
- A6: Revolution (In The Summertime) (In The Summertime)
- A7: Have You Heard The News Today?
- B1: Sometime
- B2: Melanie
- B3: The Pain Inside
- B4: The Charm
- B5: The Loser
- B6: You've Got Me
- B7: Emily Darling
- B8: Morning Sun
Enjoy the Melodic Sunshine is a collection of songs by Cosmic Rough
Riders featuring tracks from their first two self-financed albums as well as three new tracks
The album was put together by Alan McGee's label as a starting point for mainstream listeners . The album spawned four singles including the Top 40 hits "Revolution (In The Summertime)" and "The Pain Inside".Most of the tracks on the album were recorded in a community funded recording studio in Castlemilk housing scheme and released on two self- financed albums; Deliverance (1999) and Panorama (2000). On hearing Panorama, Alan McGee signed the band to a one-album deal. The album would take the best of the first two albums as well as some new tracks.Now 21 years later Past Night From Glasgow will take the original masters, add a bonus track "I Call Her Name".
- A1: Brothers Gather Round
- A2: The Gun Isn't Loaded
- A3: Glastonbury Revisited
- A4: Baby, You're So Free
- A5: Value Of Life
- A6: Revolution (In The Summertime) (In The Summertime)
- A7: Have You Heard The News Today?
- B1: Sometime
- B2: Melanie
- B3: The Pain Inside
- B4: The Charm
- B5: The Loser
- B6: You've Got Me
- B7: Emily Darling
- B8: Morning Sun
Enjoy the Melodic Sunshine is a collection of songs by Cosmic Rough
Riders featuring tracks from their first two self-financed albums as well as three new tracks
The album was put together by Alan McGee's label as a starting point for mainstream listeners . The album spawned four singles including the Top 40 hits "Revolution (In The Summertime)" and "The Pain Inside".Most of the tracks on the album were recorded in a community funded recording studio in Castlemilk housing scheme and released on two self- financed albums; Deliverance (1999) and Panorama (2000). On hearing Panorama, Alan McGee signed the band to a one-album deal. The album would take the best of the first two albums as well as some new tracks.Now 21 years later Past Night From Glasgow will take the original masters, add a bonus track "I Call Her Name".
The Late One have been carving out a new path within the reggae genre for a number years now and 'The Fourth Quarter' marks their official fulllength album debut
The trio seamlessly blends reggae with hip hop, bringing a vibe that some have described as sounding like the Mighty Diamonds or Culture mixing it up with the Native Tongues posse.
Les Disques du Crepuscule presents a new double vinyl remaster of two seminal albums by German synth wave pioneers Gina X Performance, whose groundbreaking singles Nice Mover, No G.D.M. and Kaddish remain enduring electroclash staples after four decades of club supremacy.
Remastered for vinyl in 2021 by Zeus B. Held and Lars Lafeyette Fassbender, the double album set is housed in a gatefold sleeve with new artwork and pressed on clear and green vinyl + digital copy. This pressing is limited to 1000 copies only worldwide. The inner sleeve features a brand new interview with Zeus.
Formed in Cologne in 1978, the core of Gina X Performance composed vocalist Gina Kikoine and producer/keyboard/vocoder wizard Zeus B. Held. ‘I had in mind science fiction-inspired tracks,’ explains Zeus.‘Really cold sounding music, with no blues-ey chords or melodies, no guitar and nothing rocky.’
Originally issued on German imprint Crystal 1979, icy, noirish debut album Nice Mover spawned two radical Eurodisco hits, with gender-bending single No G.D.M. becoming a firm favourite at the legendary Blitz Club in London’s Soho. At the same time Zeus B. Held also became an in-demandproducer, working with John Foxx, Fashion, Rockets and Dead or Alive.
The third GXP long player, Voyeur, from 1981, followed a brief spell on EMI and saw the duo return to their experimental, avant-gardist roots, the material by turns seductive, provocative and confrontational. Since then countless electronic artists have acknowledged or betrayed the influence of Gina X Performance, including Depeche Mode, Propaganda, Ladytron and Peaches.
Critical praise for Gina X Performance: “Pioneering electro-pop from 1979 with hints of Kraftwerk, Nico and Studio 54-era Grace Jones” (Mojo); “Like an artier Moroder” (Uncut); “No G.D.M. is one of the most influential songs to come out of the Continent” (Q); “Disco for the intellect” (NME)




















