- A1: Clarence Reid - Get Back
- A2: Spanky Wilson - Sunshine Of Your Love
- A3: Incredible Bongo Band - (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction
- A4: Pretty Purdie & The Playboys Feat. Norman Matlock - Funky Mozart
- A5: Redd Holt Unlimited - I Shot The Sheriff
- A6: Dennis Coffey - Never Can Say Goodbye
- B1: The Mighty Mocambos - The Next Message
- B2: Electro Deluxe - Staying Alive
- B3: Marcus Miller - Girls & Boys
- B4: Lenny White Feat. Donald Blackman & Foley - Kashmir
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- A1: Rebel Dance
- A2: Casanova Dub
- A3: Silver Bullet
- A4: Rasta Locks
- A5: Dubbing With The Observer
- A6: Sir Niney’s Rock
- B1: Jam Down
- B2: Parade Dub
- B3: Youth Man
- B4: Turntable Dub
- B5: Corn Man
- B6: Mister D Brown Skank
- B7: Rema Dub
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Niney the Observer’s first dub album ‘Dubbing With The Observer’ was cut at King Tubby’s Studio with Tubby
himself reworking Niney’s rhythms and adding his magic as only he could do.
Niney The Observer (b. Winston Holness, 1951 Montego Bay, Jamaica) by the early 70’s had forged a successful working partnership with singer Dennis Brown cutting some of his best songs adding a more rootsy element to the singers sound. Songs like ‘Westbound Train’, ‘No More Will I Roam’, ‘I Am the Conqueror’ to name but a few. Also
cutting a hit for Ken Boothe ‘Silver Words’ and two other singers that Niney had grown up with, Max Romeo ‘That Was Love’ and Delroy Wilson ‘Halfway Up The Stairs’. It was these tracks and a few other Dennis Brown worked rhythms, that Niney took to King Tubby’s studio at 18 Drumilly Avenue, Kingston 11, with the intention to let Tubby remix and enhance the rhythms Tubby Style.
The result was to be Niney’s first Dub album the mighty ‘Dubbing with the Observer’. On completion it was sent to London and it was then released on Trojan records and named Dub album of the Year. We are proud to put that album back out there for all to hear, what has now become a dub classic.
Hope you enjoy the experience………….
Welcome to the 3rd and final release from the Roz Ryan studio reel discovery from 1980. Produced by the mighty Mike Theodore and Dennis Coffey their production skills and arrangements never fail to deliver, and they always throw in a breakdown to keep it funky. Roz Ryan is a household name within the u.s and had some great success in the uk with her hit on Mirage records entitled "Boy where have you been".On the A side we have another killer 2 step song called 'Love Changes" which was also covered by O.C Smith. The sultry silky vocals from Ms Ryan never fail to disappoint. Flip it over for "Funky Way To Treat Me". A Theo Coff production that has all those funky disco elements associated with the duo's output of the late 70's.
Ehrlicher, epischer Doom der Marke Candlemass, Solitude Aeturnus und Trouble aus Deutschland steht als kommender Release der italienischen Metal-Schmiede Cruz Del Sur an.
Echte Drums und echte Gitarren; keine "Plug-Ins" oder "Schummeleien", die Band wollte den Geist der Auftritte einfangen, ohne sich auf Technik zu verlassen. Aufgrund der weltweiten Pandemie wurde das Album in verschiedenen Sessions von Herbst 2019 bis Sommer 2020 aufgenommen und landete schließlich in den Händen von Dennis Koehne für Mixing und Mastering. Koehne hatte mit WHEEL bereits an ihrer Coverversion von Roky Erickson's 'Night Of The Vampire' gearbeitet, die auf ihrem selbstbetitelten Debütalbum von 2010 zu finden war. Die neuen Songs konzentrieren sich mehr auf eine gute Struktur und eingängige Refrains. Der Sound ist viel härter und druckvoller als noch beim Vorgänger 'Icarus'.
'Preserved In Time' erscheint wahlweise als CD im Jewelcase oder LP (Black Vinyl).
Reissue of 1995 low-fi folk debut of band
featuring Geoff Farina (Karate)
The Secret Stars debut was a cassette-only release issued
by Shrimper Records in 1995. Geoff Farina and Jodi Leo
would record two more full length releases on Shrimper in
the mid to late ’90s along with some seven-inch singles and
scattered tracks.
Geoff Farina would continue to write and record both
solo and in the band Karate. Leo has recorded some solo
records in the years since The Secret Stars disbanded.
This reissue of the first cassette has never sounded so
good. It has been painstakingly mastered from the original
cassette by Carl Saff. The vinyl pressed at Smashed Plastic
Pressing, the CD and digital taken from this mastering.
Attention has been paid to detail, making the experience
of listening analog or digitally reminiscent of the cassette
experience. The tracks are banded as two tracks, side one
and side two on the LP and as track one and two on the CD.
The first press of the LP is on limited edition clear vinyl
with a tour poster reproduction insert. The CD press is in a
digipack. Both include new liner notes by Dennis Callaci.
Born Don McCarlos,he processes one of reggae's most distinctive voices.
His vocal mannerisms being instantly recognisable over a tune ,yet he remains one of Jamaica's best kept secrets.
We look back to some of his finest moments that set the tone for his popularity that was to follow in the Dancehall period of Reggae.
He began his musical career in 1973,when alongside Garth Dennis and Derrick Ducky Simpson he formed one of Reggaes foremost groups Black Uhuru.
He then joined Wailing Souls before going solo under his shorter name Don Carlos
We find this set hard to beat as most of his classis are represented here and hope you find some magic as we have unearthing and compiling these lost treasures...Respect
Saltern’s latest offering marks the first-ever release of “lost minimalist” Terry Jennings’ visionary 1960 composition, Piece for Cello and Saxophone, as arranged in just intonation by legendary composer La Monte Young for renowned cellist Charles Curtis. Born in Los Angeles in 1940, Jennings was a close associate of Young, Terry Riley, and Dennis Johnson, and an early adopter of minimalist tendencies, creating slow, sustained music, influenced by jazz, modalism, and late romantic classical music. Jennings died tragically in his early forties, most of his work lost to a chaotic life; however, his forward-looking music quietly exerted a lasting influence on composers including Young and Harold Budd. Composed over sixty years ago, Piece for Cello and Saxophone, foreshadows a number of movements in postwar avant-garde music.
Despite the title, there is no saxophone on this album. At over eighty minutes, La Monte Young’s justly tuned realization of Piece for Cello and Saxophone for cello alone unifies and extrapolates Terry Jennings’ dense harmonies, creating an extended field of complex sonorities in motion, all brought to life by the immaculate playing of Charles Curtis. The recording captures Curtis in a performance from 2016 reflecting more than twenty-five years of dedication to the piece.
Highlights:
• Saltern latest offering marks the first-ever release of “lost minimalist” Terry Jennings’ visionary 1960 composition, Piece for Cello and Saxophone, as arranged in just intonation by legendary composer La Monte Young for renowned cellist Charles Curtis.
'Symmetry Systems' is the new LP by Dennis Huddleston AKA 36. Inspired by Warp's 'Artificial Intelligence' releases from the early 90's, it's a melodic, synthesiser-driven record, with a wink to the past and a nod towards the future.
"I have a deep love for those early Warp albums, particularly the Artificial Intelligence compilations. It was a wonderful time for UK electronic music. That beautiful, warm machine sound, with an optimistic (if somewhat naive) vision for the future. I found the whole thing incredibly inspiring and wanted to revisit those memories, albeit with a 36 twist"
Like 'Wave Variations' before it, this record explores various approaches to the theme, with each track directly inspiring the next one. All tracks are sequenced in the order they were made. 'Symmetry Systems' is a collection of hypnotic machine music, made with a delicate human touch.
Winston 'Niney' Holmes AKA The Observer, must be one of Reggaes finest Roots Rebel producers. Capable of making some of the heaviest, innovative music, not only in sound but also in the Cultural/Political sense.
Born George Boswell, Montego Bay, Jamaica 1951, and name checked 'Niney' due to losing a thumb in a workshop accident. He began his career in music by organising bands to play at school dances. But his first steps learning the musical ropes came working under the tutelage of producer Bunny Lee around 1967, organising sessions for Bunny's stable of artists. He moved on to work alongside Lee Perry at Joe Gibb's 'Amalgamated' label setup, where on Lee Perry's leaving in 1969 to start his own 'Upsetter' label, Niney became chief engineer.
Inspired by Perry's success it wasn't long before his own 'Destroyer' label was under way. It was 1970, and his first production entitled 'Mr Brown' by DJ's Dennis Alcapone and Lizzy, proved to be a minor hit, but his own 'Blood and Fire' track released in December of that year would become a major hit. After initial problems with it's likeness to Bob Marley's track ' Duppy Conqueror' being ironed out, it's reissue on his now named 'Observer' label, saw it go on to become, Jamaican Record of the Year 1971. Far out selling Bob Marley's track to the tune of 30,000 copies in Jamaica alone. A roots classic...
Niney's reputation for building great roots tracks, was furthered with more success working with singer Max Romeo. Issuing cuts such as 'Beard Man Feast', the great 'Reggae Matic' and 'Aily Ailaloo' and renewing his friendship with Lee Perry on the track 'Rasta Band Wagon', who's production credit read Perry, Niney, Maxie. In 1973, Niney began working with Dennis Brown, who was already an established star from an early age, they found a chemistry that went on to produce some of Dennis' finest work. The 1973 hit 'Westbound Train' was followed in 1974 by 'Cassandra', 'I am the Conqueror' and the timeless 'No More Shall I rOam'. Another important connection around this time was the great King Tubby who Niney would take his tapes along to and even record some of his tracks at Tubby's house, 18 Drummlie Avenue, Kingston, which doubles as his Studio of Dub.
It's these tracks that we are concentrating on here. Tubby would strip the tracks back to the bone and rebuild then sometimes leaving off the hook line. Whether that be the horn line or keyboard line and adding effects over the top that could disguise the cut even more. Even Niney stating that when Tubby had finished with a cut, he found it hard to recognise the track himself. Its these tracks as dub plate specials that Tubby would play on his Hometown HI-FI Sound System and it's these such tracks that we have compiled for this release. Dub Plated that have not seen the light of day since tragically the great Osborne Ruddock AKA King Tubby was gunned won and murdered on the 06th December 1989. For a few dollars and a gold chain, reggae music has lost one of it's most creative, inventive forces.
Niney also cut tracks with many other Reggae giants such as Gregory Issacs, Michael Rose, Junior Delgado, Horace Andy and Delroy Wilson to name but a few. As in house producer at the legendry Channel Studios and supervising sessions at Dynamic and Randy's Studio 17, his magic touched many. DJ, Arranger, Producer, his Roots Rebel music still stands the test of time.
Hope you enjoy the set.....
- A1: Johnny Osbourne - Truth & Rights
- A2: Johnny Osbourne - Dub Of Rights
- A3: Gregory Isaacs - Wah Dee
- A4: Gregory Isaacs - Wah Dub
- A5: Dennis Brown - Want More (Steppas Mix)
- B1: Dennis Brown - Want More Dub (Steppas Mix)
- B2: Johnny Clarke - None Shall Escape The Judgement
- B3: Johnny Clarke - Dub Shall Escape (Horns Mix)
- C1: Barry Brown - Step It Up
- C2: Barry Brown - Dub It Up
- C3: Max Romeo - Reverend (Dubplate Mix)
- C4: Max Romeo - Reverend Dub (Dubplate Mix)
- D1: Linval Thompson - Jah Is The Conqueror
- D2: Linval Thompson - Dub The Conqueror
- D3: Horace Andy - Horace Andy (Dubplate Mix)
- D4: Skylarking Dub (Dubplate Mix)
The Smile veröffentlichen ihr mit großer Spannung erwartetes Debütalbum "A Light For Attracting Attention" am 13. Mai 2022 digital auf XL Recordings. Die Vinyl- und CD-Veröffentlichung folgt am 17.06. Die 13 Tracks des Albums wurden von Nigel Godrich produziert sowie gemischt und von Bob Ludwig abschließend gemastert. Die Songs werden von Streichern des London Contemporary Orchestra und einer kompletten Bläsersektion zeitgenössischer britischer Jazzmusiker wie Byron Wallen, Theon und Nathaniel Cross, Chelsea Carmichael, Robert Stillman und Jason Yarde begleitet. Die Band, bestehend aus Thom Yorke und Jonny Greenwood von Radiohead und Tom Skinner von Sons of Kemet, hat bereits die Singles "You Will Never Work in Television Again", "The Smoke" und "Skrting On The Surface" veröffentlicht. "The Smoke" wurde außerdem als Dub-Remix des legendären Reggae-Produzenten Dennis Bovell veröffentlicht. Die letzte Single "Pana-vision" von The Smile wurde bereits am 3. April veröffentlicht und lief im Finale der BBC-Serie "Peaky Blinders". Das animierte Video zu Pana-vision zeigt Artworks des Radiohead-Künstlers Stanley Donwood sowie Thom Yorke. Die brandneue Single "Free In The Knowledge" erscheint heute parallel zur Albumankündigung. Das Video zum Song entstand unter Regie von Leo Leigh. Der Song wurde erstmals im Dezember 2021 von Thom Yorke im Rahmen der "Letters Live"-Veranstaltung in der Londoner Royal Albert Hall aufgeführt - dem ersten Auftritt von Thom Yorke seit Beginn der Pandemie. Bei der Vorstellung des Songs widmete er ihn allen britischen Musikerkollegen. Im Januar spielten The Smile drei aufeinanderfolgende ausverkaufte Liveshows innerhalb von 24 Stunden in London. Diese Shows wurden gleichzeitig per Livestream an ein weltweites Publikum übertragen. Die Band beginnt ihre Europatournee Mitte Mai 2022 und wird am 20.05 in Berlin im Tempodrom spielen.
‘Black Pride’ is the seminal Lovers Rock tune from Brown Sugar pressed loud for the first ever time on this new one-off press limited-edition (just 1,000 copies worldwide) 12” on Soul Jazz Records!
Brown Sugar formed in London in 1976 made up of teenagers Pauline Catlin, Caron Wheeler and Carol Simms. After Brown Sugar Caron Wheeler became known worldwide as the vocalist in Soul II Soul and Carol Simms launched a successful solo career under the name ‘Kofi'. “Black Pride” was originally released on the Lovers Rock label, a fledgling reggae label formed by musicians Dennis Bovell and John Kpiaye and producer Dennis Harris. Brown Sugar were unique – not only were they one of the most important of the first wave of lovers rock groups, they were the only group who managed to successfully blend together a reggae roots consciousness with a lovers rock sensibility. The classic ‘Black Pride’ perfectly reflects this unique sound.
- A1: Silly Games – Janet Kay
- A2: Hopelessly In Love – Carroll Thompson
- A3: I’m In Love With A Dreadlocks - Brown Sugar
- A4: I’m Still In Love With You – Marcia Aitken
- A5: Keep It Like It Is - Louisa Mark
- A6: Can’t Go Through With Life - Marie Pierre
- A7: Caught You In A Lie – Louisa Mark
- B1: We’ve Got A Good Thing Going – Sugar Minott
- B2: Money In My Pocket – Dennis Brown
- B3: You Make Me Feel So Good – Ruddy Thomas & Susan Cadogan
- B4: Dim The Light – Winston Reedy
- B5: Someone Loves You, Honey – June ‘J.c.’ Lodge
- B6: Taxi – Leroy Brown
- C1: Night Nurse – Gregory Isaacs
- C2: I’m So Sorry – Carroll Thompson
- C3: Getting Cozy - The In Crowd
- C4: When Push Comes To Shove – Freddie Mcgregor
- C5: Lovers Race - Sugar Minott
- C6: Wildfire – Dennis Brown & John Holt
- D1: I’m Still Waiting – Delroy Wilson
- D2: Walk Away - Marie Pierre
- D3: Love Has Found A Way – Dennis Brown
- D4: Paradise (In Your Eyes) – Winston Reedy
- D5: Ghetto Queen – John Holt
- D6: Key To The World – Ruddy Thomas
The first British reggae sub-genre to achieve ‘outernational’ success and influence the music of Jamaica, lovers rock was a dominating force in the UK scene, from the mid-Seventies through to the close of the Eighties.
Developed largely as a counterpoint to the more militant style of roots reggae, the romantically-themed genre was heavily influenced by the styles of US R&B and the predominantly soulful Jamaican rock steady sound of the Sixties.
Despite the style achieving mainstream success with a number of major UK chart hits, lovers rock received scant attention in the mainstream media until the screening of Steve’s McQueen’s award-winning 2020 BBC TV series, “Small Axe”, the highlight of which was an aptly titled episode that paid tribute to the style and its impact upon British culture.
Since then, interest in the genre has continued to grow internationally and reflecting this trend comes this handsomely packaged album which is presented in 2 physical formats – 2x LP and 3CD.
Comprising the most popular and influential recordings in the style, the collection includes works by such legendary British performers as Janet Kay, Carroll Thompson and Louisa Mark, alongside established Jamaican reggae royalty, notably Gregory Isaacs, Dennis Brown, John Holt and Sugar Minott.
With its focus firmly upon the best-loved romantic reggae sounds of the Seventies and Eighties (whilst the 3CD set also digs deep into the archive), this essential collection of dancefloor favourites provides the most authentic representation of lovers rock sounds yet to see issue.
- A1: Sudden Reverb - Sound Tlakotli (Deadbeat Remix)
- A2: Pitch Black - Transient Transmission (Adrian Sherwood's Delta B(0)=B Remix)
- A3: The Orb - Say Cheese (Gaudi's Dubble Mozzarella Mix)
- A4: David Harrow - In My Head (Inside My Head Mix)
- B1: Subset - The Astrogator (Sub Signals Mix)
- B2: 3Head - Afnaz (Dennis Bovell Dub Mix)
- B3: Groove Armada - Oh Tweak To Me (Gaudi Remix)
- B4: Shpongle - How The Jellyfish Jumped Up The Mountain (Cosmic Trigger Remix)
- C1: Aux25 - Passing Through
- C2: Simm Feat Phelimuncasi - Cracks
- C3: Alpha Steppa - Colour
- C4: Radikal Guru - Badman Skank
- C5: Paolo Baldini Dubfiles - Ethiolò Dub
- D1: African Head Charge - Disciplined And Dignified
- D2: Gaudi Feat Steel Pulse - Cry Dubber
- D3: 100Th Monkey - Fly Higher Dub
- D4: Dub Fx - Dub Everyday (Gaudi's Sub Signals Remix)
- D5: Phonolab Feat Bill Laswell - Where Do Comets Come From
Sub Signals Vol.2 is a deep dive into underground bass, guided by artist and producer Gaudi. Featuring predominantly unreleased originals and versions by some of the biggest names in the worldwide dub collective, it intricately combines analogue elements with digital grooves to stunning effect.
Much more than just a compilation, the Sub Signals series is a celebration of the evolution of the sound of dub, from its original roots in reggae to its fusion with a much wider spectrum of sounds and influences. Gaudi curated the first volume back in 2006 for the cult Canadian label Interchill, sourcing tracks and dubs from High Tone, Zion Train, Manasseh, Almamegretta, Noiseshaper, Creation Rebel, Greg Hunter, Dubadelic and more.
15 years on, Gaudi has created the second volume, blending contributions by established reggae names Steel Pulse, Dennis Bovell and African Head Charge with next generation dub producers Alpha Steppa, Radikal Guru and Paolo Baldini Dubfiles, headline acts Groove Armada, Dub FX and The Orb with underground artists Deadbeat, Pitch Black and SUBSET, to create a seamless 75 minute mix.
“With Volume 2, I wanted to create a deep vibrational experience by shaping an aural trajectory that encompassed the many aspects of dub and its related sub-frequencies. To achieve my goal, I reached out to the artists I regularly work with to ask for contributions, in some cases digging in their archives to find what I was looking for.”
As a solo artist, Gaudi has recorded over 20 albums, while as a producer he has hundreds of productions under his belt. He has worked with legends of the reggae and electronic music worlds including Lee "Scratch" Perry, Horace Andy, Dub Pistols, Hollie Cook, Youth, Mad Professor, Prince Fatty, Lamb, Trentemøller and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.
Dedicated to the sound of dub in its many forms, Gaudi’s latest excursion of his Sub Signals series is pure bass therapy, designed to excite your eardrums and worry your woofers.
- A1: Bob Marley - Sun Is Shining
- A2: John Holt & Dennis Brown - Wildfire
- A3: Johnny Clarke - Declaration Of Rights
- A4: Max Romeo - Material Man
- A5: Barrington Levy - Warm And Sunny Day
- A6: Freddie Mcgregor - Big Ship Sailing
- B1: Gregory Isaacs - Babylon Too Rough
- B2: Dennis Brown - Africa
- B3: Don Carlos - Rivers Of Babylon
- B4: Fred Locks - Vision Of Redemption
- B5: The Congos - La La Bam-Bam
- B6: Horace Andy -Ain't No Sunshine
- B7: Lee "Scratch" Perry & The Upsetters - Soul Fire
- C1: Alton Ellis - I'm Still In Love
- C2: Prince Lincoln Thompson - They Know Nat Jah
- C3: The Heptones - Take Me Darling
- C4: Beres Hammond - Rock Away
- C5: Marcia Griffiths - Come See About Me
- C6: Bob Marley - African Herbsman
- D1: Sly & Robbie - We Are Africa
- D2: Leroy Smart - Ballistic Affair
- D3: Errol Dunkley - Ok Fred
- D4: Bob Andy - Teachers
- D5: Black Uhuru – Sinsemilla
- A1: Marv Johnson - Come To Me
- D1: Rick James - Super Freak
- D2: Billy Preston & Syreeta - It Will Come In Time
- D3: Jermaine Jackson - Let's Get Serious
- D4: Diana Ross - Theme From Mahogany (Do You Know Where You're Going To) (Do You Know Where You're Going To)
- D5: Lionel Richie - Penny Lover
- D6: Dennis Edwards - Don't Look Any Further (Feat Siedah Garrett)
- D7: Debarge - Rhythm Of The Night
- A2: Barrett Strong - Money (That's What I Want) (That's What I Want)
- A3: Jimmy Ruffin - Don't Feel Sorry For Me
- A4: The Marvelettes - Please Mr Postman
- A5: The Contours - Do You Love Me
- A6: Kim Weston - Helpless
- A7: Marvin Gaye - How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) (To Be Loved By You)
- A8: Mary Wells - My Guy
- A9: The Temptations - The Way You Do The Things You Do
- A10: Martha Reeves & The Vandellas - (Love Is Like A) Heat Wave (Love Is Like A)
- B1: The Isley Brothers - This Old Heart Of Mine (Is Weak For You) (Is Weak For You)
- B2: The Supremes - Where Did Our Love Go
- B3: The Four Tops - It's The Same Old Song
- B4: Stevie Wonder - Uptight (Everything's Alright) (Everything's Alright)
- B5: Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell - Ain't No Mountain High Enough
- B6: Jr Walker & The All Stars - Shotgun
- B7: The Jackson 5 - I Want You Back
- B8: Gladys Knight & The Pips - You Need Love Like I Do (Don't You?) (Don't You?)
- B9: Edwin Starr - War
- C1: Rare Earth - Get Ready
- C2: Detroit Spinners - It's A Shame
- C3: Smokey Robinson & The Miracles - The Tears Of A Clown
- C4: Michael Jackson - Rockin' Robin
- C5: Commodores - Easy
- C6: Thelma Houston - Don't Leave Me This Way
- C7: Tom Clay - What The World Needs Now Is Love/Abraham, Martin & John
Motown Collected brings together the biggest names in the rich history of this legendary label. From very early singles to the artists that made Motown a household name for decades to come and the cross-over pop success of the late 70's and 80's. Featuring legendary artists like Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, The Supremes, Jackson Five, Smokey Robinson and The Commodores, as well as gems from the likes of Marv Johnson, Barrett Strong, The Marvelettes and Tom Clay and pop superstars Rick James, Michael Jackson, Diana Ross, Lionel Richie and Debarge: just a selection of the 33 incredible tracks featured on Motown Collected.
Shawn Lee goes on a soul trip. Together with Hamburg/Germany based The Angels Of Libra he recorded two modern soul steppers for this special 7inch single release. "Bless My Soul" is truly blessed by it's magic hookline, while "Souvenir" tells a smooth soul story.
The Angels Of Libra consists of the wrecking crew in Hamburg's soul musician scene. They set out to work and recor with a variety of talented singers and artists, while producer Dennis Rux (Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Studios) aims to create a vintage, but modern sound.
- A1: The Beach Boys - Surfin' Safari
- A2: The Ventures - Walk, Don't Run
- A3: The Revels Feat Barbara Adkins - Church Key
- A4: The Pharaohs - Dennis The Menace
- A5: Ramrods - (Ghost) Riders In The Sky
- A6: The Jesters - The Jester Jump
- A7: The Astronauts - Come Along Baby
- A8: Bert Weedon - Guitar Boogie Shuffle
- A9: Santo & Johnny - Sleep Walk
- B1: The Champs - Lowdown
- B2: The Fireballs - Vaquero
- B3: The Cheyennes - Tomahawk
- B4: Brian Bentley & The Bachelors - Caramba
- B5: Ray Ethier - President's Walk
- B6: The Vampires - Clap Trap
- B7: The Rockets Band - Countdown
- B8: The Rockin' Rebels - Wild Weekend
- B9: The Feenades - Theme From Leningrad
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THE BEST OF SURF MUSIC IN AN EXCLUSIVE 3 VINYL COLLECTION ! BETWEEN CLASSICS AND RARITIES, BE CARRIED AWAY BY THE WAVE OF SURF ROCK !
Vinyl LP pressing. 2014 release, the second album from the British singer who has worked with the Slits, Ian Brown, Jamie T. and others. She is also the daughter of Sex Pistols drummer Paul Cook. Produced by Prince Fatty, TWICE sees Hollie's obvious love of Reggae joined by other influences including Bond-like strings, Brazilian percussion, dark Disco and shades of Giorgio Moroder. She is joined on the album by Dennis Bovell, Omar, George Dekker and Winston Francis.
- 1: Attention All Personnel
- 2: Evacuate The Area
- 3: Do You Mind?
- 4: Passenger Line
- 5: Martian Moons
- 6: Heading For The Scumcluster: Part 1
- 7: Intergalactic Trucking
- 8: Foxtrot 946
- 9: Heading For The Scumcluster: Part 2
- 10: Your Manly Process
- 11: Gratifying Body Odour
- 12: Security Standdown
- 13: Froze Me, Freed Me, Here I Am!
The film is an outer space road movie starring Dennis Hopper, Stephen Dorff, Debi Mazar and Charles Dance. Independent space trucker John Canyon, his reluctant waitress-turned-bride, Cindy, and up-and-coming company trucker Mike carry a shipment of sex dolls which turn out to be quite deadly, especially in the hands of disgraced scientist-turned-space-pirate Captain Macanudo, who wants to use them to settle an old score. The score by Colin Towns plays like a crossover between a road movie and a space opera, featuring the powerhouse performance of the Munich Symphony Orchestra with some country and bluegrass interludes to represent the trucking aspect of the film. A special mention must be made of Phil Todd’s alto saxophone solos that lend some class to Charles Dance’s romantic scenes. And, of course, as with most Stuart Gordon movies, the film can go into crazy overdrive—just as we can expect from the director of RE-ANIMATOR.




















