FullTime Production is honored to present the new vinyl of "Kano - Turn It Up/Unconditional Lover" featuring remixes by Danny Krivit, Les Inferno, FrescoEdits and Dr Packer! Pages and pages of music culture and clubbing packed into one vinyl! Danny Krivit the living history of a world that no longer exists and thanks to him we listen to its vibes and imagine dancefloors on the edge of the underground.
Dr Packer Australian artist who boasts major collaborations, has
released singles and albums for international labels and is also already featured in FullTime Production's catalog.
Les Inferno established Italian DJ and producer, mine of knowledge of
Italian clubbing and vinyl connoisseur of the afrobeat, funk and disco
genres.
FrescoEdits is an artistic project that has based its success from the
love and art of sampling big hits as well as a label and a community.
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- 1: Big Hair (Live)
- 1: 2 Through The Night (Live)
- 1: 3 Nothing (Live)
- 1: 4 Give You What You Came For (Live)
- 1: 5 Attack (Live)
- 1: 6 Fire (Live)
- 1: 7 Heart Strings (Live)
- 2: 1 Trapped Inside (Live)
- 2: Right About You (Live)
- 2: 3 Driver (Live)
- 2: 4 Shake It (Live)
- 2: 5 Anyway I Find You (Live)
- 2: 6 River Flows (Live)
- 2: 7 Sacred Ground (Live)
180g double LPs, 45 RPM. Hot off the back of this year's critically-acclaimed new album 'New York City', Brooklyn punk institution The Men are back already with a Fuzz Club Session album due out digitally and on limited double LP vinyl June 23rd. Recorded live to tape at Brooklyn's Serious Business Studio by Travis Harrison, the live session sees the Men storm through three tracks from 'New York City', one from 'Devil Music', a cover of English punk band Blitz and nine-brand new tracks that have never seen the light of the day until now, ranging from blistering noise-rock and cathartic rock'n'roll to lo-fi country-rock and hypnotising drones. This is the 20th release in the Fuzz Club Session series from London-based label Fuzz Club, which has previously hosted the likes of A Place To Bury Strangers, Night Beats, Holy Wave, The Entrance Band and more.
- A1: Maria (Shut Up & Kiss Me) (Shut Up & Kiss Me)
- A2: Mendocino County Line (Feat Lee Ann Womack)
- A3: Last Stand In Open Country (Feat Kid Rock)
- A4: Won't Catch Me Cryin
- A5: Be There For You (Feat Sheryl Crow)
- A6: The Great Divide
- B1: Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)
- B2: The Face
- B3: Dont't Fade Away (Feat Brian Mcknight)
- B4: Time After Time
- B5: Recollection Phoenix
- B6: You Remain (Feat Bonnie Raitt)
The Great Divide ist das 50. Studioalbum des amerikanischen Country-Sängers Willie Nelson und wurde 2002 das erste Mal veröffentlicht. Es enthält mehrere Duette und musikalische Kollaborationen mit Künstlern wie Rob Thomas von Matchbox Twenty, Lee Ann Womack, Kid Rock, Sheryl Crow, Brian McKnight und Bonnie Raitt. Ausserdem erreichte es im Release Jahr Platz 43 der US-Billboard 200 Charts.
Ab dem 23.06.2023 als 1LP über die Universal Music Katalog erhältlich.
- Villuminati
- Kerney Sermon (Skit)
- Land Of The Snakes
- Power Trip
- Mo Money (Interlude)
- Trouble
- Runaway
- She Knows
- Rich Niggaz
- Where's Jermaine? (Skit)
- Forbidden Fruit
- Chaining Day
- Ain't That Some Shit (Interlude)
- Crooked Smile
- Let Nas Down
- Born Sinner
”Born Sinner” ist das zweite Studioalbum des amerikanischen Rappers J. Cole. Es wurde am 18. Juni 2013 unter den Labels Roc Nation und Columbia Records veröffentlicht und erreichte doppelten Platinstatus sowie Platz 2 der US-Billboard 200. Zum 10- jährigen Jubiläum ab dem 16.06.2023 als 2LP verfügbar.
- 1: The Truth
- 2: Mangled Dehumanization
- 3: Pay To Die
- 4: Re-Entry And Destruction
- 5: The Final Conflict
- 6: Man Killed America / Embryonic Misc
- 7: Pervert
- 8: Remorseless Poison
- 9: Live For Free
- 10: The Truth
- 11: Pay To Die
- 12: Master
- 1: The Truth
- 2: Mangled Dehumanization
- 3: Terrorizer
- 4: Pledge Of Allegiance
- 5: The Final Conflict
- 6: Unknown Soldier
- 7: Re-Entry And Destruction
- 8: Cut Thru The Filth
- 9: Drum Solo
- 10: Remorseless Poison
- 11: Pay To Die
- 12: Children Of The Grave
Classic madness and violence! Death Metal history, the ultimate edition! Death Strike need little introduction to anyone who would consider themselves seasoned in the realm of Death Metal, the legendary Paul Speckmann’s debut foray into the genre has garnered pretty much cult status now as a genre classic and not without good reason. This reissue of 1991 album compiles the debut demo from ‘85 together with four other tracks for the rather aptly titled “Fuckin’ Death”, and being brutally honest, could you possibly have a more suitable description for the sensory annihilation present on these recordings? It’s that fact that half this material was recorded back in the mid-eighties that really makes it stand out, Death Metal was still in its infantile stages back then with extreme metal making a transition between the Crust influenced filth of Hellhammer and the ilk to a more brutal strain with bands like Possessed and Slaughter emerging out of the underground with a significantly more potent and brutal form of metal unlike anything heard before, and when you realize it came out at the same time as two monumental releases by the aforementioned bands you wonder why the fuck it never got quite as much attention as it was just as influential if not more so than those classics. If you’re one of the unenlightened still wondering who the fuck Death Strike are, “Fuckin’ Death” was essentially just the first Master album under a different moniker, and along with Master’s debut and “On the Seventh Day...” are Death Metal classics. The first four tracks as previously mentioned are from 1985 and astonishingly ahead of their time. It’s basically ‘Hellhammer on crack’, fast brutal and utterly primal Death Metal with that huge hardcore influence shining through. Paul’s vocals are a maniacal and wretched reverbed howl that just add to the chaos conjured with Kirk’s unbridled leads, the d-beat styled drumming and thundering, bowel shaking bass. Songs like “Pay to Die” and “Re-Entry and Destruction” are impossible not to like, it’s extreme metal heaven (or hell, whichever you prefer), straight-forward, catchy and downright punishing.
- A1: Dixie Chicken (2023 Remaster)
- A2: Two Trains (2023 Remaster)
- A3: Roll Um Easy (2023 Remaster)
- A4: On Your Way Down (2023 Remaster)
- A5: Kiss It Off (2023 Remaster)
- B1: Fool Yourself (2023 Remaster)
- B2: Walkin’ All Night (2023 Remaster)
- B3: Fat Man In The Bathtub (2023 Remaster)
- B4: Juliette (2023 Remaster)
- B5: Lafayette Railroad (2023 Remaster)
- C1: Two Trains (Demo)
- C2: Fat Man In The Bathtub (Demo)
- C3: Walkin’ All Night (Alternate Version)*
- C4: Roll Um Easy (Alternate Version)*
- C5: On Your Way Down (Alternate Version)*
- D1: Eldorado Slim
- D2: Juliette (Alternate Version)*
- D3: Hi Roller (Ace In The Hole)
- D4: Dixie Chicken (Alternate Version)*
- E1: Two Trains (Live At Paul’s Mall, Boston, Ma 4/1/73)*
- E2: Got No Shadow (Live At Paul’s Mall, Boston, Ma 4/1/73)*
- E3: On Your Way Down (Live At Paul’s Mall, Boston, Ma 4/1/73)*
- F1: Walkin’ All Night (Live At Paul’s Mall, Boston, Ma 4/1/73)*
- F2: Fat Man In The Bathtub (Live At Paul’s Mall, Boston, Ma 4/1/73)*
- F3: Willin’ (Live At Paul’s Mall, Boston, Ma 4/1/73)*
- F4: A Apolitical Blues (Live At Paul’s Mall, Boston, Ma 4/1/73)*
Little Feat is the quintessential “cult” band. Started by Lowell George, 1972’s Sailin’ Shoes captures these musical rebels at one of their early peaks. The songs on Sailin’ Shoes are a masterful collage of inventive narrative, resplendent in countercultural irony and romance. Featuring the classic tracks “Willin’” (covered by Linda Rondstadt and many others), “Easy to Slip” (originally written for the Doobie Brothers) and the title track, it’s an album whose status has grown immeasurably, making it one of the most acclaimed releases of its era. With 1973’s Dixie Chicken, Little Feat found its signature sound as a band, producing a seductive, laid-back, funky record made up of what is arguably Lowell George's best-ever set of songs. With tracks that sound easy but are quite sophisticated, fans will enjoy hits like the rolling "Two Trains," the deeply soulful and funny "Fat Man in the Bathtub" and the country-funkified title track (which was covered nearly as frequently as "Willin'"). These deluxe editions include the original albums remastered and recut from the original tapes, alongside previously unreleased studio outtakes and demos, and complete unreleased live shows. It’s a treasure trove of material for their feverish fan base, and the first ever deep dive into one of the most influential bands from the 70’s Warner catalog.
[a] A1. DIXIE CHICKEN (2023 REMASTER) [3:55]
[b] A2. TWO TRAINS (2023 REMASTER) [3:06]
[c] A3. ROLL UM EASY (2023 REMASTER) [2:30]
[d] A4. ON YOUR WAY DOWN (2023 REMASTER) [5:31]
[e] A5. KISS IT OFF (2023 REMASTER) [2:56]
[f] B1. FOOL YOURSELF (2023 REMASTER) [3:10]
[g] B2. WALKIN’ ALL NIGHT (2023 REMASTER) [3:35]
[h] B3. FAT MAN IN THE BATHTUB (2023 REMASTER) [4:29]
[i] B4. JULIETTE (2023 REMASTER) [3:20]
[j] B5. LAFAYETTE RAILROAD (2023 REMASTER) [3:40]
[k] C1. TWO TRAINS (DEMO) [3:19]
[l] C2. FAT MAN IN THE BATHTUB (DEMO) [3:56]
[m] C3. WALKIN’ ALL NIGHT (ALTERNATE VERSION)* [3:40]
[n] C4. ROLL UM EASY (ALTERNATE VERSION)* [2:36]
[o] C5. ON YOUR WAY DOWN (ALTERNATE VERSION)* [5:57]
[p] D1. ELDORADO SLIM [4:42]
[q] D2. JULIETTE (ALTERNATE VERSION)* [3:34]
[r] D3. HI ROLLER (ACE IN THE HOLE) [3:27]
[s] D4. DIXIE CHICKEN (ALTERNATE VERSION)* [4:06]
[t] E1. TWO TRAINS (LIVE AT PAUL’S MALL, BOSTON, MA 4/1/73)* [3:23]
[u] E2. GOT NO SHADOW (LIVE AT PAUL’S MALL, BOSTON, MA 4/1/73)* [6:35]
[v] E3. ON YOUR WAY DOWN (LIVE AT PAUL’S MALL, BOSTON, MA 4/1/73)* [6:26]
[w] F1. WALKIN’ ALL NIGHT (LIVE AT PAUL’S MALL, BOSTON, MA 4/1/73)*[3:34]
[x] F2. FAT MAN IN THE BATHTUB (LIVE AT PAUL’S MALL, BOSTON, MA 4/1/73)* [5:31]
[y] F3. WILLIN’ (LIVE AT PAUL’S MALL, BOSTON, MA 4/1/73)* [4:31]
[z] F4. A APOLITICAL BLUES (LIVE AT PAUL’S MALL, BOSTON, MA 4/1/73)* [3:33]
- A1: Pretending**
- A2: Running On Faith**
- A3: Breaking Point
- B1: I Shot The Sheriff (Feat Phil Collins On Drums
- B2: White Room**
- B3: Can’t Find My Way Home (Feat Nathan East On Lead Vocals
- C1: Bad Love **
- C2: Before You Accuse Me
- C3: Lay Down Sally
- D1: Knocking On Heaven’s Door (Feat Phil Collins On Drums)
- D2: Old Love
- D3: No Alibis (This Version Was Released As A B-Side Of The Single ‘Wonderful Tonight’
- E1: Tearing Us Apart
- E2: Cocaine
- E3: Wonderful Tonight**
- F1: 1. Layla
- F2: Crossroads
- F3: Sunshine Of Your Love
- G1: Key To The Highway
- G2: Worried Life Blues **
- G3: Watch Yourself **
- G4: Have You Ever Loved A Woman**
- H1: Everything’s Gonna Be Alright
- H2: Something On Your Mind
- H3: All Your Love (I Miss Loving)
- H4: Johnnie’s Boogie
- I1: Black Cat Bonei
- I2: Reconsider Baby
- I3: My Time After A While
- J1: Sweet Home Chicago
- J2: Watch Yourself (Reprise)
- Orchestral Show
- Side One
- 1: Crossroads
- 2: Bell Bottom Blues **
- 3: Lay Down Sally
- Side Two
- 1: Holy Mother
- 2: I Shot The Sheriff
- 3: Hard Times **
- 4: White Room
- Side Three
- 1: Can’t Find My Way Home (Feat. Nathan East On Lead Vocals)
- 2: Edge Of Darkness**
- 3: Old Love
- Side Four
- 1: Wonderful Tonight
- 2: Layla
- Side Five
- 1: Concerto For Electric Guitar Part
- Side Six
- 1: Concerto For Electric Guitar Part 2
In 1990, Eric Clapton performed 18 nights at one of his favorite venues - the famous Royal Albert Hall in London. During the 18 run of shows Clapton performed with three different line-ups: a rock band, a blues band, and an orchestra. Eric returned to the same venue in 1991 with the same three line -ups and played a further 24 shows. The huge undertaking of rehearsing for performances of three distinctly different genres was made even more challenging by the line-up for the rock shows varying from 4, 9 or 13 band members.
Clapton has always played with superlative musicians, and these shows were no exception. The bands included Johnnie Johnson, Jimmie Vaughan, Chuck Leavell, Nathan East, Greg Phillinganes, Steve Ferrone, Ray Cooper, and Jerry Portnoy. Additionally, legendary special guests joined Clapton on stage: Phil Collins in the rock ensemble; Robert Cray, Buddy Guy and Albert Collins for the blues shows.
The Orchestral performances were arranged and conducted by Michael Kamen the highly regarded and successful composer who had worked with Clapton previously (Lethal Weapon, Edge Of Darkness). The set list included the epic 30 minute ‘Concerto For Guitar’ that Kamen composed especially for Clapton - released now for the first time.
Many of the performances in both years were filmed and recorded. The huge volume of audio and film material from the archive has been painstakingly restored and upgraded by Clapton’s team of Simon Climie (audio production and mixing), producer Peter Worsley (Slowhand at 70 and The Lady In The Balcony), and director David Barnard (The Lady In The Balcony).
This remarkable series of shows will finally be given the release that they deserve. A full concert of each genre (Rock, Blues, Orchestral) has been assembled from the hours of material available and will be released on audio (CD, LP, digital) and with an accompanying film on Blu-ray and DVD.
The Clapton classics performed with the rock band include ‘White Room’, ‘Lay Down Sally’, ‘Wonderful Tonight’, ‘Pretending’ and ‘Layla’. The Orchestral show features a stunning version of ‘ Layla’, plus stand-out highlights of ‘Bell Bottom Blues’, ‘Edge Of Darkness’ and ‘Sunshine of Your Love’. Great covers of ‘Cocaine’, ‘I Shot the Sheriff’ and ‘Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door’ also feature. The 14-song Blues set includes standards such as ‘Sweet Home Chicago, ‘Have You Ever Loved A Woman’, and ‘Key To The Highway’.
The limited-edition ‘Definitive 24 Nights’ deluxe box sets include 47 songs and almost 6 hours of music on 6 CDs or 8 LPs and 3 Blu-ray’s.
First appearing on TV screens in September 1968, Joe 90 was a unique nine year old boy with the ability to absorb the brain patterns of top experts enabling him to become the most special agent of W.I.N. (World Intelligence Network).
Whilst there are arguably better-known scores amongst Barry Gray's sublime catalogue of work with the Andersons, the composer's work for Joe 90 is in many ways the most consistent and inventive selection he ever wrote.
Developing a theme for the new series was always the musician's starting point, and for Joe 90, the pop charts breezed into Gray's studio, with an opening tune featuring a genuine groove. Mixing Gray's inventive electronics with 60s "surf rock" guitars was an inspired decision. It is no wonder that this piece has gone on to enjoy a second life as a Northern Soul disco floor-filler.
BS010 by the great Miki the dolphin. A side with brand new tracks from the master himself. B side with edited Major Hypnotic Key Institute tracks from the legendary Interactive test catalogue ASH.
- A1: Sleepwalking
- A2: Ashes Ft Rider Shafique
- A3: Freedom Of Speech Ft Prynce Mini
- A4: Skullz & Bonez Ft Gardna & Mādły
- A5: Cool & Deadly Ft Solo Banton
- A6: Dead! Ft Killa P & Jman
- B1: Weeper's Lament
- B2: In The Night Ft Charli Brix & Gardna
- B3: Tira Ft Nãnci Correia
- B4: Loving Cause Ft Catching Cairo
- B5: Living People Ft Joe Yorke
- B6: End (Operator)
“Solid foundations of polished drums and deep sub bass are coloured with moody, cinematic melodies and intricate effects” - begins to unearth the futuristic sounds of KREED.
Based in Bristol UK, his signature sound is commonly interpreted as contemporary sound system music, as first and foremost it fully delivers that essential low end needed to generate waves in the dance whilst making regular visits down some well trodden paths across a wide scope of genres. As we move forwards through KREED’s soundscape, we find that each track cleverly hooks you in with a combination of theatrical songwriting, dynamic arrangements, twisting melodies and naturally intricate production values. Imagine an orchestra playing Casio keyboards to a silent movie set in the Wild West but filmed in Bristol - or something like that. KREED dreams up a world for his music to exist in, with each track being complete with scenery, characters and a story to tell.
Growing up with and influenced by the sounds of TR-909 or TR-808 which surrounds you, then you would recognize Adham Zahran's signature sound and his unique skills when he plays with rhythms and catchy melodies, especially on this 'Grain Galaxy'. He also brings us tracks such as 'Ocean Falls' and 'Synth Funk Suit 1' full of pleasant dreamy vibrations that would sound amazing at your local venue, as
well as if you just let the decks play at home for your own listening session. Head of Umanuto Records Javas remixed the original 'Grain Galaxy' as a classic house leg warmer to get it moving on the dance floor.
Percussionist Takashi Nakazato is well known for his work with Jazztronik and Kyoto Jazz Massive and is now back on Ten Lovers Music with a stunning new Japanese Latin Jazz EP.
The Takashi Nakazato Set are the following musicians featuring over the four tracks; Willy Calderon (Timbales), Yu Hagiwara (Alto Sax/Soprano Sax), Kei Ishi (Baby Bass), Miwa Kashima (Rhodes/Piano), Ryo Kawasaki (Electric Bass/Double Bass), Takahiro Miyazaki (Tenor Sax), Oli Savill (Congas), Ayumi Suzuki (Vibraphone/Marimba), Mitsuru Tanaka (Trumpet), Hayato Yamazaki (Drums) and of course Takashi Nakazato himself (Batá Drums, Cheqere, Cowbell, Claves, Wind Chime, Chaworó, Congas, Bongo, Catá, Iyá, Vibra Slap, Cymbal).
The EP was mixed by Eiji Hirano at Studio Happiness in Japan and mastered by Jose Rico in Madrid, Spain. All four tracks are quality pieces of music in their own right and we were more than happy to commit this to vinyl.
Birds Of Rhythm deliver Bird Island, marking the 20th release from their imprint Lips & Rhythm Records.
The album is a smooth glide between Balearic house, contemporary funk and indie disco, powered by FM synthesizers.
Bird Island is the debut album from Birds Of Rhythm and features waves of varying tempos & grooves. It's a timeless adventure album laced with saxophone, fit to be played in natural settings and clubs alike.
Seven warm tracks, forged between San Francisco and London, tell the melodic story of Birds Of Rhythm and their journey to Bird Island...
We are happy to announce that Ruf Dug, the Mancunian record producer, radio host, and self-professed video game freak is the latest artist to climb aboard the Pinchy train.
Well known for his kaleidoscopic approach both in the DJ booth and in the studio, Ruf Dug has touched on genres as diverse as street soul, vaporwave, and acid house over the years. He has released material on labels such as Rhythm Section, Klasse Wrecks, and his own Moodymann approved Ruf Kutz.
For his Pinchy & friends’ debut (there's a 6-song EP in the works as well) the NTS radio host distils some of these aforementioned influences and presents a two-track 12" that explores dub techno, Chicago acid, and atmospheric balearica.
Built around a solid, techy thud, "Thru The Night!" rides seismic bass waves and reverb-laden stabs to more tropical climes, thanks to gusts of echoed flutes and a catchy, 8-bit vocal hook.
On the flip, "I Love You" takes a minor-key synth riff and sends it off to music school for some late-night nasty dance floor bliss.
- A1: Samba Per Un Amore
- A2: Non Chiedermi Più
- A3: Il Tuo Volto
- A4: Stasera Resta Qui
- A5: Fino All'ultimo Minuto
- A6: E Dai
- A7: Primavera A Roma
- B1: Ti Ho Sognato
- B2: L'angelo
- B3: Quando Il Giorno Tornerà
- B4: In Una Strada Qualunque
- B5: Qualcuno Tornerà
- B6: Hai Lasciato A Casa Il Tuo Sorriso
- B7: Sono Stanca
- B8: Non Chiedermi Più (Duetto Con Piero Ciampi)
The story of Lucia Rango, an Apulian singer who was active for a short period during the Sixties, rightfully belongs to that category and meets all requirements for becoming a legend. In 1967, when she was almost unknown, she recorded Lucia Rango Show, an entire album made of songs taken from the repertoire of her friend Piero Ciampi, who worked closely with her on their selection and arrangements. Being one of the most maudit and personal authors of national songwriting, Ciampi had always been a perfect outsider: blunt, shy, extremely talented, and unable to adapt to the rules of the music business. But above all, the Leghorn-born singer was a superb songwriter. The match between his songs and Rango's classical voice and ethereal beauty looked like a very promising one, but never brought any success.
Arranged and orchestrated by Maestro Elvio Monti, and embellished by the participation of Alessandro Alessandroni's I Cantori Moderni, the record is a perfect child of the Sixties, featuring beat tunes and “yè-yès”, Italian canzone, intense ballads, Brigitte Fontaine-like atmospheres and a rediscovered duet of Lucia with her friend Piero, Non chiedermi più, whose recording was known among insiders at the time but sadly appeared to be lost forever. Ciampi's voice lives again in a song that has remained unreleased for more than 50 years within this new expanded version of Lucia Rango Show, thanks to the long research of journalist Lucilla Chiodi (Musica Jazz). Needless to say, the album is an enormously valuable historical document for all fans of Ciampi's output and Italian music in general: along with classics such as Fino all'ultimo minuto, Quando il giorno tornerà and Hai lasciato a casa il tuo sorriso – all originally included in Ciampi's first LP released under the alias Piero Litaliano in 1963 – Lucia Rango's voice consigns to history as many as six songs conceived and written specifically for her recording debut by Ciampi along with Elvio Monti. To date, Rango's invaluable interpretations are the only versions ever recorded of Samba per un amore, Il tuo volto, Stasera resta qui, Primavera a Roma, Ti ho sognato and Sono stanca.
UK based studio wizard Timothy J. Fairplay returns to Italo Moderni with a masterpiece EP including remixes by Dj Overdose, Intergalactic Gary and Univac!
3 originals and 3 remixes influenced by italo disco with catchy basslines and acid harmonies. It is not a surprise that Italo Moderni & Timothy J. Fairplay are great combination together and this is a fine example of his quality studio productions. Welcome Timothy! Mastered by Alden Tyrell.
- A1: South Bound – Dennis Farnon
- A2: Wheeler Dealer – Trevor Duncan
- A3: Pardon??? – Dennis Farnon
- A4: Tournament – Dennis Farnon
- A5: Border Incident – Dennis Farnon
- A6: Monomania – Ray Davies
- B1: Snowmobile – Dennis Farnon
- B2: The Trackers – Dennis Farnon
- B3: Secret Mission – Ray Davies
- B4: Gin And Tonic – Dennis Farnon
- B5: The Rally – Dennis Farnon
- B6: You Were Right I Was… – Trevor Duncan
- B7: Two Bars – Pete Moore
Take one of the oldest library labels of the world, entrust its incomparable catalogue to the expert hands of two records scouts and sampling enthusiasts, and you get Cavendish Rarities, an exceptional 12-inch vinyl gathering brilliant producers who made the reputation of this prestigious Music Library founded in London in 1937.
For the first time on Beatsqueeze Records, Mister Modo and Ugly Mac Beer have selected 13 original tracks impregnated with vintage spirit and cinematographic atmospheres, signed with Cavendish in the 70’s by Trevor Duncan, Ray Davies or Dennis Farnon.
A unique compilation on vinyl only, edited by two passionate crate diggers, for all music lovers in perpetual quest of rare pearls and fans of great old school sound!
- A1: Cassius Select - 90
- B1: Cassius Select - Herd
- C1: Housemeister - Late At Night
- C2: Housemeister - Der Kleine König
- D1: Housemeister - Late At Night (Matthew Herbert Should Have Played That Dub)
- D2: Housemeister - Funk That
- E1: Gerry Read - Today Or Tomorrow
- E2: Gerry Read - Baby It's So Hard
- F1: Gerry Read - Lick It Off The Floor
- F2: Gerry Read - Preventing
- I1: Mickey Pearce - Smelling Of Incense
- I2: Mickey Pearce - Dig Me Up
- J1: Mickey Pearce - Reflux Stance
- K1: Charlotte Bendiks - Hjemme Erotic
- L1: Charlotte Bendiks - Bon-Sexy
- M1: Cyrana - Bruin
- N1: Cyrana - Pienk
- N2: Cyrana - Rooi
- O1: Third Son - Bag O’ Bones
- O2: Third Son - Chime Salad
- S2: Jerome Hill - Chicken
- T1: Jerome Hill - Potatoland
- T2: Jerome Hill - Bleeper
- P1: Third Son - Phase Of Going Through Life
- R1: Party Nails - Yassassin
- R2: Party Nails - Motherrr
- S1: Jerome Hill - Quibble
- P2: Third Son - The Brain Named Itself
- Q1: Party Nails - Wobbler
Accidental Jnr is one of the pillars of Matthew Herbert's family of labels, serving as a home for the more club focussed releases in the extensive catalogue.
Expect anything from UK Funky, Tech House, Experimental, Leftfield, and so much more that transcends traditional labels. 10 releases are now packaged together, for those with an ear for quality dance music.




















