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- A1: In The Flesh?
- A2: The Thin Ice
- A3: Another Brick In The Wall (Part 1)
- A4: The Happiest Days Of Our Lives
- A5: Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2)
- A6: The Ballad Of Jean Charles De Menezes
- B1: Mother
- B2: Goodbye Blue Sky
- B3: Empty Spaces
- B4: What Shall We Do Now?
- C1: Young Lust
- C2: One Of My Turns
- C3: Don't Leave Me Now
- C4: Another Brick In The Wall (Part 3)
- C5: Last Few Bricks
- C6: Goodbye Cruel World
- D1: Hey You
- D2: Is There Anybody Out There?
- D3: Nobody Home
- D4: Vera
- D5: Bring The Boys Back Home
- E1: Comfortably Numb
- E2: The Show Must Go On
- E3: In The Flesh
- F2: Stop
- F3: The Trial
- F4: Outside The Wall
- E4: Run Like Hell
- F1: Waiting For The Worms
Vol.3[20,13 €]
Vol.5[17,44 €]
Vol.6 10"[17,61 €]
Vol.6[16,77 €]
Vol.9 - Black[19,71 €]
Vol.9[12,56 €]
Vol. 10 12"[19,12 €]
Vol.9 7"[13,87 €]
Vol.11[19,29 €]
Vol.11[18,70 €]
Vol. 10 7"[16,77 €]
REPRESSED
Defending the 2014 titles for both DMC World DJ Championship and the Battle for World Supremacy. The only DJ in history to win the UK DJ Championsh and Battle for UK Supremacy 2 years running. Ritchie Ruftone brings a skip proof DJ battle tool.
Both sides of the vinyl contain the same scratch samples, one side is 4/4 at 100 bpm and the other utilizing 3/4 ultra-pitch. The 'go to tool' tool for all your scratching needs, regardless of bmp tempos. All samples land on 6 and 12 o'clock. Drop the needle anywhere and practice yo cuts!
- A1: Rehab
- A2: You Know I'm No Good
- A3: Me & Mr Jones
- A4: Just Friends
- A5: Back To Black
- A6: Love Is A Losing Game
- B1: Tears Dry On Their Own
- B2: Wake Up Alone
- B3: Some Unholy War
- B4: He Can Only Hold Her
- B5: Addicted
- C1: Valerie (Bonus Album)
- C2: Cupid
- C3: Monkey Man
- C4: Some Unholy War
- D1: Hey Little Rich Girl
- D2: You're Wondering Now
- D3: To Know Him Is To Love Him
- D4: Love Is A Losing Game (Original Demo)
- A1: Survival
- A2: Nonstop
- A3: Elevate
- A4: Emotionless
- A5: God's Plan
- A6: I'm Upset
- B1: 8 Out Of 10 Cats
- B2: Mob Ties
- B3: Can't Take A Joke
- B4: Sandra's Rose
- B5: Talk Up Ft. Jay-Z
- B6: Is There More
- C1: Peak
- C2: Summer Games
- C3: Jaded
- C4: Nice For What
- C5: Finesse
- C6: Ratchet Happy Birthday
- C7: That's How You Feel
- D1: Blue Tint
- D2: In My Feelings
- D3: Don't Matter To Me Ft. Michael Jackson
- D4: After Dark Ft. Static Major, Ty Dolla $Ign
- D5: Final Fantasy
- D6: March 14
- A1: Dbubdw (Intro)
- A2: Übertreiba
- A3: Das Lied (Feat. Bela B.)
- A4: Merkste Selber, Wa! (Feat. 257Ers)
- A5: Illegale Hobbys
- B1: Jung, Dumm & Pleite
- B2: Stoppt Die Tierversuche (Interlude)
- B3: Gleich Gleich Gleich
- B4: Was Man Hat Das Hat Man
- B5: Unikat
- C1: Viva La Dealer (Feat. Capital Bra)
- C2: Nur Ein Unfall
- C3: Nein! (Feat. Blokkmonsta)
- C4: Aus Dem Tierversuchslabor (Interlude)
- D1: 501 (Feat. Teesy & Nico Santos)
- D2: Nur Bier
- D3: Ohne Dich
- D4: Alles Hat Ein Ende
Zu ihrer letzten Tour pilgerten insgesamt mehr als 130.000 Fans, die Tour für 2019 ist bereits
angekündigt und die Jubiläums-Show in der Berliner Wuhlheide im August 2019 mit 17.000
Besuchern, war nach nur 20 Tagen restlos ausverkauft. Ihre Musikvideos zählen über 350 Mio. Views
auf YouTube, Sie spielen unzählige Headliner-Slots auf allen großen Festivals und halten den Status,
als eine der erfolgreichsten deutschen Bands im Streaming-Bereich. Die letzten beiden Alben sind
bereits vergoldet und mehrere Singles haben Gold- und Platinstatus erreicht. In den
Mainstream-Medien bleiben Vincent und Dag dabei, zum Teil ganz bewusst, weitestgehend unter dem
Radar. In der großen Vielfalt, des am 1. März erscheinenden Albums - Die Unendlichste Geschichte'
ist das Lied - Unikat' tatsächlich ein Einzelstück. Der beinah klassische Pop-Song trägt eine Botschaft,
die für SDP eine besondere Bedeutung hat und zeigt erneut die emotionale Seite des Musikduos.
Gerade in heutigen Zeiten, in denen der Erfolgs- und Anpassungsdruck, besonders auf junge
Menschen, enorm hoch ist, sind solche Songs wichtig. Unikat rundet den famosen Genre-Wahnsinn
des Albums perfekt ab.
Carolina’ is the Brazilian virtuoso Seu Jorge's debut full-length album from 2002. Originally released under the title ‘Samba Esporte Fino’, its release and subsequent international acclaim dovetailed with Seu Jorge’s ascent into movie stardom. He is probably best known outside of Brazil for his work on Wes Anderson’s 2004 film 'The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou’, in which he played a starring role and his Portuguese covers of David Bowie records were a highlight of the soundtrack. Having initially found fame thanks to his standout performance as Knockout Ned in the revered movie ‘City of God’. ‘Carolina’ would cement his global fame and launch an illustrious musical career that has earnt him a Grammy nomination.
Co-produced by Mario Caldatto of Beastie Boys and Planet Hemp fame, the album presented a vibrant, contemporary combination of samba and funk, backed by guitar, bass, drums, percussion, and horns. It kicks off with one of Seu's most loved tracks 'Carolina', an anthemic feel-good classic with timeless energy, ending in a sing-along crescendo. Other highlights included the Brazilian-Funk of 'Mangueira' reminiscent in places of Tim Maia with its 80s inspired vibe, and the catchy jazzy-samba of 'Tu Queria' which always ignites the dance floor.
Double LP - Remastered album on 180-gram vinyl, packaged in a sleeve that replicates the LP's first pressing in exacting detail.
The Led Zeppelin reissue campaign continues in 2015, turning the spotlight on the double album Physical Graffiti. The deluxe edition of the group's sixth studio album will arrive 40 years to the day after the original debuted in February, 1975. The reissues of the first five Led Zeppelin albums in 2014 found both commercial successes, with multiple titles reaching Top 10 chart status in countries around the world, as well as widespread critical acclaim, including the recent Classic Rock 'Reissue Of The Year' Award. As with the previous deluxe editions, Physical Graffiti has been newly remastered by guitarist and producer Jimmy Page and is accompanied by a disc of companion audio comprising previously unreleased music related to the original release.
The companion audio disc that accompanies the deluxe edition of Physical Graffiti has seven unreleased tracks, including rough mixes of 'In My Time Of Dying' and 'Houses Of The Holy,' as well as an early mix of 'Trampled Under Foot' called 'Brandy & Coke.' All the unreleased companion tracks offer fans a chance to hear well-known songs from a different perspective, including the Sunset Sound mix of 'Boogie With Stu' and 'Driving Through Kashmir,' a rough orchestra mix of the band's eight minute opus 'Kashmir.' Also featured is 'Everybody Makes It Through,' a strikingly different early version of 'In The Light' with alternate lyrics.
2023 Repress
Dennis Brown has always been cited as Jamaica's favourite singer.
While Bob Marley set out to conquer the world, Dennis's popularity on the island grew with every year.
His most prolific period is said to be with producer Niney the Observer,who led the singer down a more Roots avenue.He put Dennis on some of his heaviest rhythms.
Throwing also into the pot the fact that these rhythms were also to be mixed by the Dubmaster himself King Tubby we are bound to get one of the best Dub albums around.
Here is where the Crown Prince of Reggae Meets Niney the Observer at King Tubbys.
It's from this period that we have focused on and it's these tracks that were taken to King Tubby's studio to produce this stunning album.
Hope you enjoy the set.......
G a7 | COME AGAIN DUB
J b2 | WOLF AND LEOPARDS DUB
- A1: Eddie Johns - More Spell On You
- A2: Incredible Bongo Band - Apache
- A3: Ike Turner & The Kings Of Rhythm - Funky Mule
- A4: Skull Snaps - It's A New Day
- A5: George & Gwen Mccrae - The Rub
- B1: Instant Funk - I Got My Mind Made Up (You Can Get It Girl)
- B2: Cymande - The Message
- B3: Bob James - Take Me To The Mardi Gras
- B4: Imagination - Just An Illusion
- B5: Gwen Mccrae - All This Love I'm Givin
- C1: Freeez - Iou
- C2: The Whispers - And The Beat Goes On (Single Edit)
- C3: Carol Williams - Love Is You
- C4: Carrie Lucas - Dance With You
- D1: George Kranz - Din Daa Daa (Us Mix Version)
- D2: Jimmy Spicer - Money (Dollar Bill Y'all) (Dollar Bill Y'all)
- D3: Taana Gardner - Heartbeat
- A1: Super Disco Breakin
- A2: The Move
- A3: Remote Control
- A4: Song For The Man
- A5: Just A Test
- A6: Body Movin
- B1: Intergalactic
- B2: Sneakin' Out The Hospital
- B3: Putting Shame In Your Game
- B4: Flowin' Prose
- B5: And Me
- B6: Three Mc's & One Dj
- C1: The Grasshopper Unit (Keep Movin') (Keep Movin')
- C2: Song For Junior
- C3: I Don't Know
- C4: The Negotiation Limerick File
- C5: Electrify
- D1: Picture This
- D2: Unite
- D3: Dedication
- D4: Dr Lee, Phd
- D5: Instant Death
Repress of the 2010 classic “The Jazz Files” by Dexter from the legendary Hi-Hat Club series. Jazz is the subject!
Dexter is taking an new look at the long going love affair between hip-hop and jazz. From Stetsasonic to Gang Starr to Madlib, it is not an easy path to follow, but the 26 year old producer is adding a new and fresh style to it. The sound design of Dexter's "Jazz Files" is dusty but with an unmistakable 2010 twist. As much inspired by Wes Montgomery and Ramsey Lewis as by Sun Ra and Dave Pike, Dexter's tracks are never just "jazzy". They live and breathe jazz by combining the freedom and artisty of jazz with the craft of a free-thinking beatsmith.
And the "Jazz Files" are fun too. By implanting quotes an samples from interviews and tv shows such as the classic NBC program "The Subject Is Jazz", Dexter is telling his own little story of jazz. One that had it's starting point in the massive record collection of his father and grew into shape during a long hot summer blasting nothing but Ahmad Jamal and Sun Ra.
About Dexter: The 26 year old producer, DJ and MC is part of the Wortsport collective from Heilbronn. He has made beats for Morlock Dilemma, Damion Davis, Jaques Shure, Audio 88 & Yassin and Retrogott. He likes Flylo, Madlib and Oh-No as much as libary music, psych rock and Amiga Schlager. Dexter is one of the founding member of the Generation Tapedeck blog and has just started a new project with Suff Daddy.
About the Hi-Hat Club: MPM have teamed up with photographer Robert Winter to take a look behind the beat, into the bedrooms and makeshift studios of today's beat generation. Every Hi-Hat Club volume consits of an LP packaged with Rob's photos and accompanied by more pics on the Hi-Hat Club blog plus additional infos, free beats and drinks. Exhibitions in records stores and galleries are in the making too. Hi-Hat Club parties have been taken place in Cologne and Berlin so far. Watch out for more nights in 2010.
Musically the Hi-Hat Club promotes total artistic freedom. We are not bound to any sound or school. A Hi-Hat Club record can be anything from boom-bap to aqua crunk or whatever is fresh and dope.
- A1: Marsch Nr. 2 G-Moll (Aus Vier Märsche Op. 76) / March No. 2 In G Minor (From Four Marches, Op. 76) Waldszenen Op. 82 / Forest Scenes, Op. 82
- A2: Eintritt
- A3: Jäger Auf Der Lauer
- A4: Einsame Blumen
- A5: Verrufene Stelle
- A6: Freundliche Landschaft
- A7: Herberge
- A8: Vogel Als Prophet
- A9: Jagdlied
- A10: Abschied
- B1: Des Abends
- B2: Aufschwung
- B3: Warum
- B4: In Der Nacht
- B5: Traumes Wirren
- B6: Ende Vom Lied
The music of Robert Schumann and the artistry of Sviatoslav Richter are a natural match. Schumann was loathe to use flashy, purely virtuosic elements in his compositions, a fact brilliantly illustrated in the vast majority of his works for solo piano. Rather, Schumann was much more likely to tell a story, paint a picture, or read a poem through his music, although his works were not overtly programmatic. Richter possessed a technique virtually unrivaled during his career and was able to definitively toss off even the most technically demanding works. At his heart, however, Richter was a poet and an artist with profound musical insights and introspections. This album, featuring recordings made in the late '50s, is one of Richter's surviving albums in which poor sound quality does not distract listeners from this artistry. His performances of the C major Fantasy, the Op. 82 Waldszenen, and the Op. 12 Fantasiestucke are magnificently refined, unhurried, and unsullied by some pianists' need to make the works flashier then they need to be.
- A1: Fantastic
- A2: Keep It On (This Beat)
- A3: I Don't Know
- A4: How We Bullshit
- A5: Fat Cat Song
- A6: The Look Of Love
- B1: Estimate
- B2: Hoc N Pucky
- B3: Beej N Dem
- B4: Pregnant (T3)
- B5: Forth & Back (Rock Music)
- B6: Fantastic 2
- B7: Fantastic 3
- C1: Keep It On
- C2: 5 Ela Remix
- C3: Give This Nigga
- C4: Players
- C5: Look Of Love (Remix)
- C6: Pregrent (Baatin)
- D1: Things U Do (Remix)
- D2: Fat Cat (Remix)
- D3: Fantastic 4
- D4: What's Love Gotta Do With It (Look Of Love Remix)
- D5: 2 You 4 You
Available again. Note price increase. The contributions of the late Detroit producer James DeWitt Yancey –better known to the world as J Dilla to the world of hip-hop can't be overstated, and nowhere is his legacy more apparent than his work as a member of Slum Village. A founding member of the trio, (Alongside rappers T3 and Baatin) Dilla provided the group's distinctly esoteric, free-wheeling sound, built around winding basslines, quirky drumbeats, subtle low-end frequencies, and classic jazz & soul samples. Against the backdrop of Dilla's rich production, T3 and Baatin's free-flowing style of rhyming would also earn wide critical praise, leading to comparisons as the successors to A Tribe Called Quest. (A label they themselves have rejected.) It's on Slum Village's 1997 studio debut, Fan-Tas-Tic Vol. 1, that all these elements come together in the most proficient manner. An instant hit among Detroit's underground hip-hop scene, the album seemed to combine all the best elements of the reigning alternative and gangsta styles of hip-hop into one cohesive style that was a hit among critics. Fan-Tas-Tic's influence extended far beyond Detroit, as its sound heavily influenced the sounds of D'Angelo, Erykah Badu, and The Roots just to name a few. (Roots drummer ?uestlove has even declared that: "Hands down this album birthed the neo-soul movement.") Ne'Astra Media Group now presents the album reissued on vinyl, for the first time in several years. Every wobbling bass note of J Dilla's production has been preserved and every freestyle line of T3 and Baatin has been re-created, to maintain the legacy of a late-90s rap classic, and the legend of one of hip-hop's greatest beatsmiths.
- A1: In The Beginning
- A2: Let There Be Light
- A3: Supernova
- A4: Magellan
- A5: First Landing
- A6: Oceania
- A7: Only Time Will Tell
- A8: Prayer For The Earth
- A9: Lament For Atlantis
- B1: The Chamber
- B2: Hibernaculum
- B3: Tubular World
- B4: The Shining Ones
- B5: Crystal Clear
- B6: The Sunken Forest
- B7: Ascension
- B8: A New Beginning
- A1: State Of The Nation
- A2: 3030
- A3: The Fantabulous Rap Extravaganza
- A4: Things You Can Do
- B1: Positive Contact
- B2: St Catherine St
- B3: Virus
- B4: Upgrade (A Baymar College Course)
- B5: New Coke
- C1: Mastermind
- C2: National Movie Review
- C3: Madness
- C4: Meet Cleofis Randolph The Patriarch
- C5: Time Keeps On Slipping
- C6: The News (A Wholly Owned Subidiary Of Microsoft Inc)
- D1: Turbulence (Remix)
- D2: The Fantabulous Rap Extravaganza (Part Ii)
- D3: Battlesong
- D4: Love Story
- D5: Memory Loss
- D6: The Assman A+O Speaks
The super group Deltron 3030 is composed of producer Dan the Automator, rapper Del tha Funkee Homosapien and DJ Kid Koala and sometimes features guest artists who also take on varying futuristic pseudonyms. Originally released in 2000 on the now-defunct 75ARK record label, this hip hop concept album was released the same year as the Gorillaz' first 12" and is on a similar plane. Following the release of Deltron 3030, all three members participated in the Gorillaz' self-titled debut album. With Del aka Deltron Zero on vocals, Dan the Automator aka The Cantankerous Captain Aptos on production, and Kid Koala aka Skiznoid the Boy Wonder on turntables, this album takes the listener on a paranoid journey set in a dystopian year 3030 dealing with viruses, the apocalypse, an oppressive government, and a war waged against a huge company called the Corporate Bank of Time that rules the universe, all to the well-crafted and consistent musical backing of the Automator. Appearances by Damon Albarn (The Gorillaz, Blur), Prince Paul, Peanut Butter Wolf, DJ Money Mark, Paul Barman, Mark Bell (Bjork, production), Sean Lennon, and Mr. Lif compliment Del's vocal style and add the right amount of flavor to this classic period piece.
- A1: Striving For Perfection
- A2: Knuckleheadz Feat. Ghost Face Killer Aka Tony Starks & Golden Arms Aka Lucky Hands
- A3: Knowledge God
- A4: Criminology Feat. Ghost Face Killer Aka Tony Starks
- A5: Incarcerated Scarfaces
- B1: Rainy Dayz Feat. Ghost Face Killer Aka Tony Starks & Blue Raspberry
- B2: Guillotine (Swordz) Feat. Ghost Face Killer Aka Tony Starks, Inspektah Deck Aka Rollie Fingers, & Genius
- B3: Can It All Be So Simple (Remix) Feat. Ghost Face Killer Aka Tony Starks
- C1: Shark Niggas (Biters)
- C2: Ice Water Feat. Ghost Face Killer Aka Tony Starks & Cappachino
- C3: Glaciers Of Ice Feat. Ghost Face Killer Aka Tony Starks & Master Killa Aka Noodles Vocals By Blue Raspberry & 62Nd Assassin Of Sunz Of Man
- C4: Verbal Intercourse Feat. Ghost Face Killer Aka Tony Starks & Nas Aka Nas Escobar
- C5: Wisdom Body Feat. Ghost Face Killer Aka Tony Starks
- D1: Spot Rusherz
- D2: Ice Cream Feat. Ghost Face Killer Aka Tony Starks, Method Man Aka Johnny Blaze & Cappachino
- D3: Wu-Gambinos Feat. Ghost Face Killer Aka Tony Starks, Method Man Aka Johnny Blaze, The Rza Aka Bobby Steels & Master Killa Aka Noodles
- D4: Heaven & Hell Feat. Ghost Face Killer Aka Tony Starks
Re-pressed at last!! Limited purple vinyl. The cultural phenomenon that is the Wu-Tang cannot accurately be described without referencing one of the pillars in the Clan's discography, Chef Raekwon's Only Built 4 Cuban Linx remains firmly planted as one of the defining triumphs in their artistic legacy. The oft referred "Purple Tape", has been cited and debated by many as the greatest Wu-Tang solo project to date and a remains a bullet point in any discussion involving the greatest "Cocaine Rap" or "Street Hop" albums of all time. Raekwon's narrative, plays out like a movie script from the violent, drug fueled, underbelly of New York City's criminal landscape, intricately woven over instrumentals from the legendary mastermind behind the Wu-Tang Clan, The RZA. Even the album's main feature "Tony Starks aka Ghostface Killer", referred to as such rather described as a "guest star" appearing on 12 of the albums 18 tracks. It should be noted that while the Only Built 4 Cuban Linx did produce a string of successful singles, such as "Ice Cream", "Incarcerated Scarfaces", and "Criminology", like all classic cinema, the album was intentionally engineered to be appreciated in one sitting, played from beginning to end. In continuing with it's proud tradition of honoring historically significant hip hop albums, Get On Down is honored to present Raekwon's "Only Built 4 Cuban Linx" for the first time ever on double translucent purple vinyl housed in a high density resealable poly bag. This edition features for the first time ever on vinyl, the formerly CD only bonus track, "North Star (Jewels)". And if that wasn't enough, the entire album also features completely enhanced and painstakingly remastered audio. This is the definitive must-own vinyl edition of Raekwon's masterpiece.
- A1: Dee Nasty - Orientic Groove
- A2: Scoop! - Asphalt Zombie
- A3: Vox Populi! & Man - Johnny Pour Toujours
- A4: 3M - The Mark
- A5: Asmus Tietchens - Triumph Des Wilden
- A6: Melsjest - Der Sound Kosten
- A7: Vox Populi! - 1234567
- B1: Randall Kennedy - Enorma Jones
- B2: Dennis Young - Intuition
- B3: Stanalis Noel - Wondercat
- B4: Bene Gesserit - Kidnapping
- B5: Kosa - For Dance
- B6: Capital Funk - The Last Set
- B7: Psyclones - Fall In Time
- B8: Chukk Green - Shoes For Freedom
Volume 1[22,90 €]
repress soon!
"Platform 23 presents the 2nd collection of songs selected from the Alternative Funk series released Vox Man and VP 231 Records. Originally appearing in 1985 across 1 vinyl and 2 cassette albums these cult collections have long been in collectors (and bootleggers) sights and finally see the first official reissue. As with Volume 1 (PLA023) the series covers the weird, wonderful, esoteric, exotic and quirky sound and puts them in a reset context that immediately gives clarity of the original's curation.
This volume opens with some DIY electro stealers, first with Dee Nasty's Orientic Groove, where the early French hip-hop pioneer lays down a battle commence of beats, slapped bass and YMO keys, before the second offering from Scoop! and their rap attack, juxtapositions the past series and leads to label heads Vox Populi! & Man and their continued look at the rudiments of cut up manipulation and scratch techniques. The avant rappears with 3M's percussive marker and legendary Amus Tietchens' is ever challenging, before Melsjest's post-punk meets the Weirmar possibly steals the side as Vox Pop spoken outro joins those (micro)dots.
The cult of Randall Kennedy returns with another garage-fuzz gem. His stories for wackos'n'weirdos end all too soon and are followed by Liquid Liquid's Dennis Young, diving deep with Intuition, before Stanalis returns with another winner. Bene Gesserit is a killer and welcome addition, before Kosa return with more industrial clippings and volume 2 heads to the door with Capital Funk's electro-punk bomb - possibly the series champion - while the slap bass-scratch of California's Psyclones leads to a music hall end in the homage to mum's favourite, Chukk.
What these Volumes again highlight is how the DIY aesthetic of so many independent labels was supplemented and spread via collections of friends, contemporaries and often, literally pen pals, to mail in their offerings that are then picked for wider ears. While some of these artists have become known, just as many are who and whats, but they sit side-by-side as warranted and often killing the scene of what Axel and co sought to be ... the Alternative Funk."
Over the 15 years since Loren Connors' Airs was first published, it has drawn a thick circle of fans. Gently recorded to cassette tape in 1999, (with wonderfully subtle multi-tracking). Airs is comprised of a series of brief electronic guitar poems. Intimately composed with the patience and purposeful hesitation we have reverently come to expect from Connors. Lyrical melodies recur in different forms throughout the LP, as shifting figures in a dream. Shadowy and sunken, the tone evokes an overcast landscape. The album feels singular; woven along as one flowing piece
- A1: Revue Noire
- A2: Swinging In The Rain
- A3: La Pegre
- A4: The End Of A Love Affair (Billy In The Sky) (Billy In The Sky)
- A5: Drum Rain
- A6: Les Annees Folles
- A7: Swing Swing
- B1: The Drummer
- B10: Soul Computer
- B2: Black Musette
- B3: Tambours Battants
- B4: Negro Digital
- B5: La Nuit Mene Une Existence Obscure
- B6: Be Bop Vaudoo
- B7: The Dancer
- B8: Harlem Jungle
- B9: Tant Qu'il Y Aura Des Etoiles
For the first time Nicolas Repac's album Swing-Swing, originally out in 2004, is released on vinyl LP!
He has a reputation as a musician's musician, a talented Jack-of-all-Trades as much at ease playing the guitar alongside his old accomplice, French songwriter Arthur H, as he is when tinkering with all kinds of machines by instinct, and creating made-to-measure contexts for instrumentalists like Michel Portal. Everyone knew he had a secret garden, the song' world of a composer and performer who was difficult to categorize, a world not only lyrical but also dark and full of tender melancholy, not to mention easily surrealist (his first record of songs, La vile', which was released on the Indigo label in 1997, has a sequel in preparation in the form of a new opus, Lovni'.) But, once again,
Nicolas Repac had a surprise in store, because he has turned up where no one was expecting him: Swing Swing is a record as magnificent as it is difficult to place, with electro ramblings around jazz (its subjects and virtues, its spirit and memory), wanderings that are playful, light, fluid in gesture and crammed with ideas, discoveries and intuition, they are at once naive and instinctive (Repac is an erudite amateur, the Ferdinand Cheval of the already-established world of electronic music), and extremely elaborate in their crushed samples, hallucinatory, rhythmic whirls and sensual, dreamlike atmospheres.
It's been three years since Jessie Ware released her second album Tough Love. Described by Pitchfork as an album that moves into the territory of real, messy love' Tough Love was the critically-embraced follow up to Jessie's landmark debut Devotion in 2012. Signed to the influential London label PMR, Jessie's deep roots into UK music saw collaborations with SBTRKT and Disclosure bear fruit before her acclaim reached international levels. With both albums now gold-certified in the UK, a million albums sold worldwide and her influence undeniable, Jessie has spent the last three years working on her third album Glasshouse. The album includes multiple Radio 1 & 2 playlist singles and Jessie is confirmed for Sunday Brunch and Later with Jools around album release.
Formed in 1996, Goatsnake was an ultra-heavy, blues-doom powerhouse consisting of guitarist Greg Anderson (Engine Kid), vocalist Pete Stahl (Scream, Wool) and the mega rhythm section of Greg Rogers (drums), Guy Pinhas (bass) from underground heavy legends The Obsessed. The band’s tenure has ebbed and flowed for over two decades, leaving behind a legacy of legendary live shows and classic albums and EP’s.
VERY LIMITED QUANTITY OF BLACK VINYL FOR UK.
Goatsnake’s classic debut album— appropriately entitled 1 (one)— was originally released by Man's Ruin Records in 1999 on CD and LP formats. The album featured 8 songs that gracefully combined monolithic, Sabbath-y riffs with soulful vocals to create a monumental introduction to the band, and a style that would be influential for years to come.
- A1: Versuch Einer Übersicht
- A2: Kristallische Bindung
- A3: Selbstbespiegelung
- A4: Aggregate (In Zwei Sätzen)
- A5: Merkwürdige Klänge (Zwölftonspiel)
- A6: Geschmack Und Funktion
- A7: Substanzsuche
- A8: Einheit Von Maß Und Zahl
- B1: Anmerkungen Zur Situation
- B2: Klangfigur (Für Klavier, Stimmen Und Regler)
- B3: Schwingungsknoten
- B4: Oberlippentanz
- B5: Satzlehre (Rückwärts)
- B6: Schwebung Und Strenge
- B7: Töne, In Die Höhe Gezerrt
- B8: Abschied (Für Stimmen, Becken Und Streicher)
Distilling Sounds From The Now 70 Years Old Archive Of The Darmstadt Summer Courses For New Music, The Berlin Based Electronic Artist Hanno Leichtmann Presents A Stunning New Album Which Is Remix, Collage And Homage At The Same Time. Mastered And Cut By Rashad Becker At D&m.
On His Latest Work "nouvelle Aventure", Berlin's Hanno Leichtmann (who Besides His Solo Works Also Plays With Jan Jelinek And Andrew Pekler In Groupshow And Recently Released His 2nd Album With Valerio Tricoli On Entr'acte) Presentshis Very Individual Approach To The Task Of Remixing And Reworking The Imd Archive. As In His Previous Installations (e.g. "skin, Wood, Traps" For Haus Der Kulturen Der Welt, Celebrating The 100th Birthday Of The Drumset), The Electronic Artist Distills His Sound Material Exclusively From A Thematically Fixed Archive, In This Case: Concert Recordings, Lectures And Discussions Fromthe Now 70 Years Old Archive Of The Famous Darmstadt Summer Courses For New Music (stockhausen, Nono, Ligeti, Xenakis Et.al.). Originally A 6-channel Installation As Part Of "historage" At Mathildenhöhe Darmstadt, The Composition Is Here Presented As A 46 Minutes Stereo Mix. Leichtmann Sent Thesubjectively-chosen Sounds Through His Unique Machinery Of Voltage-controlled (micro-) Loopers, Re-recorded Them And Then In A Last Step Pieced Them Together In His Studio, Primarily Applying The Traditional Parameters Of Early Electronic (tape) Music (amplitude, Pitch / Speed, Playback Direction, Series / Cuts, But Most Of All: Repetition. The Result Is A Stunning Albumwhich Is Remix, Collage And Homage At The Same Time - And A Highly Psychedelic Affair, As Mirrored By The Amazing Artwork By Caro Mikalef (cabina).
- 1: A Little More Oil
- 2: Dancing Mood
- 3: Love I Can Feel
- 4: Only A Smile
- 5: You're No Good
- 6: Love Me Forever
- 7: Breaking Up
- 8: Love & Affection
- 9: My Number One
- 10: My Jamaican Girl
- 11: Sukiyaki
- 12: On The Beach
- 13: Guilty
- 14: Turn Your Lamp
- 15: Never Love Again
- 16: Girl I Got A Date
- 17: A Little More Oil (Binghi Version)
Studio One legend releases a brand new album backed by Dutch masters THE HIGH NOTES. 17 ska/reggae hits including "OIL IN MY LAMP", "DANCING MOOD", "YOU'RE NO GOOD", "LOVE & AFFECTION", "MY JAMAICAN GIRL", "ON THE BEACH", "GIRL I GOT A DATE", "TURN YOUR LAMP DOWN LOW" & more.
Comes with CD.
- A1: I'll Get By
- A2: My Old Flame
- A3: Embraceable You
- A4: (Billie's Blues) I Love My Man
- A5: I Gotta Right To Sing The Blues
- A6: I Cover The Waterfront
- A7: (I Got A Man Crazy For Me) He's Funny That Way
- A8: Yesterdays
- B1: Strange Fruit
- B2: On The Sunny Side Of The Street
- B3: I'm Yours
- B4: Fine And Mellow
- B5: Lover Come Back To Me
- B6: I'll Be Seeing You
- B7: As Time Goes By
- B8: How Am I To Know
- A1: Linda Smith - I So Liked Spring
- A2: Karen Marks - Cold Café
- A3: Bruce Langhorne - Leaving Del Norte
- A4: The Seraphims - Conciousness Of Happening
- B1: Garry Davenport - Sarra
- B2: Some Of My Best Friends Are Canadians - Feeling Sheepish
- B3: The Rising Storm - Frozen Laughter
- C1: Warfield Spillers - Daddy's Little Girl
- C2: Joyce Heath - I Wouldn't Dream Of It
- C3: Joe Tossini And Friends - Wild Dream
- C4: Scott Seskind - I Remember
- D1: Angel - Driving (Down)
- D2: Nini Raviolette And Hugo Weris - Slow
- D3: Nora Guthrie - Home Before Dark
- D4: Once - Joanna
Sky Girl is a mysteriously unshakeable companion, a deeply melancholic and sentimental journey through folk-pop, new wave and art music micro presses that span 1961-1991. A seemingly disparate suite of selections of forgotten fables by more or less neverknowns, Sky Girl forms a beautifully coherent and utterly sublime whole deftly compiled by French collectors DJ Sundae and Julien Dechery. From Scott Seskind's adolescent musical road movie to Karen Marks' icy Oz-wave, the charming DIY storytelling of Italian-American go-getter Joe Tossini and the ethereal slow dance themes of Parisian artists Nini Raviolette and Hugo Weris, Sky Girl resonates on a wide spectrum historically, geographically and stylistically. It unites in a singular, longing, almost intangible ambience.
- A1: Daryl Hall & John Oates - Alone Too Long
- A2: Ben Sidran - Hey Hey Baby
- A3: Jimmy Gray Hall - Be That Way
- A4: Eric Kaz - Come With Me
- B1: Leblanc & Karr - Stronger Love
- B2: Dave Raynor - Leave Me Alone Tonight
- B3: R & J Stone - Keep On Holding Me
- B4: Larsen / Feiten Band - Who´ll Be The Fool Tonight
- C1: Byrne And Barnes - Never Gonna Stop Lovin' You
- C2: Paul Davis - Medicine Woman
- C3: Joe Vitale - Step On You
- C4: Niteflyte - If You Want It
- D1: Bruce Hibbard - Never Turnin' Back
- D2: Streetplayer - Shades Of Winter
- D3: Michael Omartian - Fat City
- D4: Michael Nesmith - Capsule (Hello People A Hundred Years From Now)
More Late 70s/early 80s Westcoast Yachtpop you can almost dance to!
Buoyed by the incredible love felt for TSTD Vol. 1 in summer 2014, Berlin's renowned pop archaeologist, that master musical excavator DJ Super-markt, has leapt straight back into the soft-top and been out digging for the lost gems you'll find here on Volume 2. This is another perfect collection of missing-in-action, late-70s/early-80s smooth, singer/songwriter, AOR-paced, yacht-based pop and blue-eyed soul. Every song brims over with that West Coast sunshine, and for Volume 2 we've dug even deeper into obscure corners of LA, London, even Cologne, to create an even more potent soundtrack to that lost world that's somehow always with us. So join us on another sunset trip as we soundtrack summer 2015 in the company of these lost luminaries. Bask in every detail of that glorious over-production, and recall an era when the music industry had the time, money and sheer musical talent to make everything BIG. Pay no mind to the cynics, the cooler-than-thou-erati, or the buzz kills of the sincerity police. These are big tunes that deserve to be hits, even if it's taken 40 years to get there, driving slowly up that winding California coast road in the wonderful warm summer air.
- A1: Nemuru No Ga Kowai
- A2: Chicchana Toki Kara (Live)
- A3: Blue Spirit Blues
- A4: Fushiawase To Lu Na No Neko
- A5: Govinda
- B1: Chicchana Toki Kara
- B2: Boro To Furutetsu
- B3: Aisa Nai No Aise Nai No
- B4: Uramado
- B5: Kamome
- C1: Machi
- C2: Gogo
- C3: Zenkamono No Christmas
- C4: Hikkoshi
- D1: Cabaret
- D2: Konna Funi Sugite Iku No Nara
- D3: Onna I
- D4: Yuki Ga Furu
REPRESS
A stunning survey of the 1970s heyday of this great Japanese singer and countercultural icon.
Deep-indigo, dead-of-night enka, folk and blues, inhaling Billie Holiday and Nina Simone down to the bone.
A traditional waltz abuts Nico-style incantation; defamiliarised versions of Oscar Brown Jr and Bessie Smith collide with big-band experiments alongside Shuji Terayama; a sitar-led psychedelic wig-out runs into a killer excursion in modal, spiritual jazz.
Existentialism and noir, mystery and allure, hurt and hauteur.
With excellent notes by Alan Cummings and the fabulous photographs of Hitoshi Jin Tamura.
Hotly recommended.
- A1: Yaw - Where Will You Be
- A2: Flying Lotus Feat. Andreya Triana - Tea Leaf Dancers**
- A3: Les Sins - Grind**
- B1: Noir & Haze - Around (Solomun Vox)**
- B2: Julien Dyne Feat. Mara Tk - Stained Glass Fresh Frozen
- B3: Jitwam - Keepyourbusinesstoyourself
- C1: Dopehead - Guttah Guttah
- C2: Talc - Robot's Return (Modern Sleepover Part 2)**
- C3: Peter Digital Orchestra - Jeux De Langues**
- C4: Jai Paul - Btstu**
- D1: Beady Belle - When My Anger Starts To Cry**
- D2: Daniel Bortz - Cuz You're The One**
- D3: Joeski Feat. Jesánte - How Do I Go On**
- E1: Nightmares On Wax - Les Nuits
- E2: Slf & Merkin - Tag Team Triangle**
- E3: Lady Alma - It's House Music ** Moodymann Edit
- F1: Tirogo - Disco Maniac
- F2: Kings Of Tomorrow Feat. April - Fall For You (Sandy Rivera's Classic Mix)**
- F3: Soulful Session, Lynn Lockamy - Hostile Takeover
NO.2 on the groove charts!
Following a year that saw the 50th entry in the long-running series released to wide acclaim, DJ-Kicks returns in 2016 another landmark edition. Iconic Detroit DJ and producer Moodymann is at the helm for his first ever multi-artist DJ mix compilation. Born Kenny Dixon Jr., Moodymann is a one-of-a-kind electronic music icon, hailing from, and wholly synonymous with the Motor City. He is an outspoken, impossibly charismatic artist who has been putting a distinctive and soulful stamp on house and techno since the early 90s. Melting together jazz, funk, soul, blues and rock in captivating ways, he is responsible for some of electronic music's most definitive tracks, EPs and LPs on labels like Planet E, Peacefrog and his own KDJ and Mahogani Music imprints. As able to serve up the sweetest and most sensual sounds as he is the darkest and most depraved grooves, his own unique voice and stream of conscious musings infuse expertly sought-out samples for music that is decisively alive and authentic.
Across 75 minutes and 30 tracks, Moodymann does not disappoint: despite being a notorious vinyl fetishist, Dixon's aim is to present music of quality, not to one-up fellow collectors. Rather than serving up ridiculously rare or hard-to-find records, he instead focuses on creating a libidinous, blues-drenched mood that takes in heart-breaking soul, gorgeous hip-hop and love-fuelled house. In addition to cuts from his own creative circle, the mix features 11 exclusive Moodymann edits. Like everything Kenny Dixon Jr. touches, DJ-Kicks showcases the taste, skill, and soul of a dance music original.
- A1: Silvestre Montez Y Sus Guantanameros - El Avispón
- A2: Los Orientales De Paramonga - Lobos Al Escape
- A3: Los Destellos - Pasión Oriental
- A4: Grupo Celeste - Viento
- A5: Los Mirlos - Cabalgando Con Ella
- A6: Manzanita Y Su Conjunto - Arre Caballito
- B1: Los Mirlos - El Escape
- B2: Los Wembler's De Iquitos - Un Silbido Amoroso
- B3: Los Destellos - La Ardillita
- B4: Los Beltons - Cumbia Pop
- B5: Los Beta 5 - Beteando
- B6: Los Galax - Lamento De Un Galax
- B7: Aniceto Y Sus Fabulosos - Mi Gran Noche
- C1: Juaneco Y Su Combo - Mujer Hilandera
- C2: Los Sander's De Ñaña - El Tramboyito
- C3: Los Beta 5 - La Danza De La Tortuga
- C4: Los Destellos - Guajira Sicodélica
- C5: Los Orientales De Paramonga - Captura De Lobos
- C6: Los Diablos Rojos - Malambo
- D1: Los Átomos De Paramonga - El Trencito
- D2: Los Beta 5 - La Jorobita
- D3: Los Ecos - Aquí En La Fiesta (I Don't Want To Spoil The Party)
- D4: Los Demonios De Corocochay - La Chichera
- D5: Los Demonios Del Mantaro - Liliana
- D6: Los Mirlos - Lamento En La Selva
Peruvian cumbia, also know as "chicha", brings together tropical music styles from Colombia and Cuba, Western influences such as 60s beat and psychedelic rock, and mixes them with indigenous melodies from the Amazonian jungle and traditional Andean songs. The result is a unique and vibrant style of music which reverberates with life. Vampisoul's compilation includes tracks by the most important bands of the genre. Peruvian cumbia is currently being rediscovered by new audiences and there exists a thriving club and live venue scene in cities like New York, London and Madrid.
36-page booklet with extensive liner notes in English and Spanish plus photos and memorabilia.
- A1: Charlie Palomares Y Su Yuboney - Vives Boogaloo
- A2: Nilo Espinosa Y Orquesta - Baby Boogaloo
- A3: Los Hilton's - Hilton's Descarga
- A4: Silvestre Montez Y Sus Guantanameros - Silbando
- A5: Alfredo Linares Y Su Sonora - El Pito
- A6: Melcochita Y Karamanduka - Booga Jazz
- B1: La Sonora De Lucho Macedo - Caramelos
- B2: Mario Allison Y Su Combo - Un Regalo Para Ti
- B3: Coco Lagos Y Su Orates - Descarga Jala Jala
- B4: Tito Chicoma Y Su Orquesta - Fat Mama
- B5: Alfredo Linares Y Su Sonora - Cool
- B6: Nico Estrada Y Su Sonora - Ven Pa' Mi Casa
- C1: Mario Allison Y Su Combo - Ensueno
- C2: Charlie Palomares Y Su Yuboney - Push Push Push
- C3: Al Valdez - Que Rico Sabor
- C4: Tito Chicoma Y Su Orquesta - Clap Your Hands
- C5: Coco Lagos Y Sus Orates - Mamblues
- C6: Mario Allison Y Su Combo - Uno-Dos-Tres
- C7: La Sonora De Lucho Macedo - Guayaba
- D1: Alfredo Linares Y Su Sonora - Yo Traigo Boogaloo
- D2: Nico Estrada Y Su Sonora - Juan Jose
- D3: S Montez Y Sus Guantanameros - El Diablo
- D4: Alfredo Linares Y Su Sonora - Linares Blues
- D5: Nilo Espinosa Y Orquesta - Do The Boogaloo
- D6: La Sonora De Lucho Macedo Con Lina Panchano - Moliendo Cafe
- D7: Al Valdez - Guajira
- A1: Honey Cone - Want Ads
- A2: Laura Lee - Crumbs Off The Table
- A3: Freda Payne - The Unhooked Generation
- A4: Chairmen Of The Board - Working On A Building Love
- A5: Holland - Dozier - Why Can't We Be Lovers (Feat Lamont Dozier)
- B1: Just Brothers - Sliced Tomatoes
- B2: Eloise Laws - Love Factory
- B3: Holland - Dozier - New Breed Kinda Woman (Feat Lamont Dozier)
- B4: Barrino Brothers - I Shall Not Be Moved
- B5: Lee Charles - Sittin' On A Time Bomb (Waiting For The Hurt To Come) (Waiting For The Hurt To Come)
- C1: Parliament - Breakdown
- C2: The Politicians - The World We Live In (Feat Mckinley Jackson)
- C3: The 8Th Day - Cheeba
- C4: Smith Connection - I'm Bugging Your Phone (Part 1)
- C5: New York Point Authority - I Got It (Part 1)
- D1: Chairmen Of The Board - Come Together
- D2: Harrison Kennedy - Sunday Morning People
- D3: Eloise Laws - I Think You Need Love
- D4: Freda Payne - Come Back
- D5: Holland - Dozier - Don't Leave Me (Feat Lamont Dozier - Instrumental)
- 2x LP Compilations featuring iconic tracks from the legendary US label Holland-Dozier-Holland (HDH)
- The trio behind HDH helped define the Motown sound and split from the label in 1967
- 20 tracks guaranteed to fill a dancefloor with hits from;.
- Freda Payne's 'Band of Gold', Chairmen of the Board 'Give Me Just A little More Time', The Honey Cone, Parliament, Barrino Brothers and more
- Featuring tracks sampled by Fat Boy Slim, The Avalanches, 2Pac, DJ Shadow
- A1: Renee - Change Your Style
- A2: Joe Simon - Love Vibration
- A3: Dennis Parker - Like An Eagle
- A4: Stereolab - The Black Arts
- B1: Bibio - Don't Summarise My Summer Eyes
- B2: Sbtrkt - Hold On (Feat Sampha)
- B3: Friendly Fires - Why Don't You Answer? (Exclusive Cover Version)
- B4: Sonna - One Most Memorable
- C1: Laurel Halo - Embassy
- C2: Dj Sprinkles - House Music Is A Controllable Desire You Can Own
- C3: Grouper - Invisible
- C4: Melody's Echo Chamber - Endless Shore
- D1: Cocteau Twins - Cherry-Coloured Funk
- D2: Slowdive - Shine
- D3: Nils Frahm - Over There, It's Raining
- D4: Benedict Cumberbatch - Flat Of Angles (Part 1 - Exclusive Spoken Word Piece)
- A1: Opening (0:21)
- A2: Long Distance (1:26)
- A3: The Shinobi (2:43)
- A4: Terrible Beat (1:27)
- A5: Sunrise Blvd. (1:41)
- A6: Make Me Dance (2:58)
- A7: Like A Wind (1:32)
- A8: Run Or Die (1:53)
- A9: Round Clear (0:06)
- B1: Ninja Step (1:40)
- B2: The Dark City (1:17)
- B3: China Town (2:44)
- B4: Over The Bay (2:11)
- B5: Labyrinth (0:48)
- B6: The Ninja Master (1:09)
- B7: Silence Night (0:45)
- B8: My Lover (2:08)
- B9: Failure (0:05)
- B10: Game Over (0:09)
Collaborating once again with legendary composer Yuzo Koshiro, Data Discs is thrilled to present one of the most revered and timeless soundtracks of the 16bit era: The Revenge of Shinobi. Composed in 1989, the music for the Mega Drive game (known as The Super Shinobi in Japan) blended Western dance music with Japanese overtones, to create something truly unlike anything else before. The soundtrack was Koshiro's first commissioned work for SEGA and served as a forerunner to his seminal Streets of Rage trilogy, where the concepts and styles he founded with Shinobi would be expanded upon to astonishing effect. Koshiro's work on The Revenge of Shinobi remains a testament to the ingenuity of early game composers who, when given enough creative freedom, found the means of drawing new and unexpected sounds from extremely limited hardware.
The Revenge of Shinobi is presented as a 180g bone coloured LP, cut at 45rpm and packaged in a 425gsm outer sleeve, with heavyweight inner sleeve and double-sided lithographic print, featuring original artwork sourced from the SEGA archives in Japan. The release also includes exclusive liner notes written by Koshiro himself.
- A1: Marie Knight - That's No Way To Treat A Girl
- A2: Jack Montgomery - Dearly Beloved
- A3: J. B. Troy - Live On
- A4: Porgy & The Monarchs - My Heart Cries For You
- A5: Freddie Chavez - They'll Never Know Why
- A6: Clarence Reid - I'm Your Yes Man
- A7: Lou Lawton - Knick Knack Patty Wack
- A8: The Gentlemen Four - You Can't Keep A Good Man Down
- A9: Betty Moorer - Speed Up
- B1: The Masqueraders - Do You Love Me Baby
- B2: The Ivories - Please Stay
- B3: Leslie Uggams - Love Is A Good Foundation
- B4: Lord Thunder - Thunder
- B5: Maxine Brown - Let Me Give You My Lovin'
- B6: Billy Thompson - Black-Eyed Girl
- B7: Chuck Jackson - Hand It Over
- B8: Stanley Mitchell - Get It Baby
- B9: The Platters - With This Ring
WELCOME to the third volume in our Wigan Casino mini-series exploring the diverse playlist of the world's No.1 Northern Soul venue. The 23rd September 2018 marks the 45th Anniversary of the super club and we have selected 18 tracks that we hope capture the unique atmosphere of the huge ballroom and the mesmerizing dance moves that held us spellbound all those years ago.
WIGAN CASINO finally closed its doors in December 1981 after eight long years of weekly All-Nighters, during which time it came to define Northern Soul. The term had, of course, been coined years earlier, but it was the Casino Soul Club that established the style of music and the scene to the wider public.
The Casino transformed the Northern Soul scene into a mass youth movement with its own sound track, uniform, cultural icons and a 100,000 strong membership. In reality, the stereotype of moustachioed young men in baggy trousers and vest tops, festooned with sew-on patches, was actually quite short lived. Northern Soul was ever evolving and as the Seventies progressed so did the music and the fashion, embracing soulful-disco and jazz-funk. Today, 45 years on, it is still evolving and attracts followers from all over the globe to its international Weekenders and Festivals. Right On!
Judee Sill was an American singer and songwriter. She released two albums and partially completed a third album before her death in 1979. Sill encountered Graham Nash and David Crosby and toured with them for a time as their opening act, a year before the release of her debut album. She was hired by the Turtles to write songs, on which a few of them appeared on her debut album, such as 'Lady-O'. Two of Sill's biggest influences were Bach and Ray Charles.
Judee Sill's eponymous debut album of the same name was originally released in late 1971. Backing musicians include John Beck and Jim Pons from the Leaves. The majority of the album was produced by Henry Lewy, noted for his work with Joni Mitchell throughout the 70s. Graham Nash handled the duties for the single 'Jesus Was a Cross Maker' with his production designed to aim for radio airplay before the release of the album. Judee Sill featured Sill's voice in multiple overdubs, often in a four-part chorale or fugue. The songs are delivered in an acoustic style on guitar and, for 'Jesus was a Cross Maker' and 'Enchanted Sky Machines,' on piano. The songs on the album feature elements of folk, country, and gospel, but also strong classical influences.








































