- A1: Where Them Girls At Ft. Flo Rida, Nicki Minaj
- A2: Little Bad Girl Ft. Ludacris, Taio Cruz
- A3: Turn Me On Ft. Nicki Minaj
- A4: Sweat Ft. Snoop Dogg
- A5: Without You Ft. Usher
- A6: Nothing Really Matters Ft. Will.i.am
- B1: I Can Only Imagine Ft. Chris Brown, Lil Wayne
- B2: Crank It Up Ft. Akon
- B3: I Just Wanna F. Ft. Afrojack, Dev, Timbaland
- B4: Night Of Your Life Ft. Jennifer Hudson
- B5: Repeat Ft. Jessie J
- B6: Titanium Ft. Sia
- C1: The Alphabeat
- C2: Lunar Ft. Afrojack
- C3: Sunshine Ft. Avicii
- C4: Little Bad Girl (Instrumental Edit)
- C5: Metro Music
- D1: Toy Story
- D2: The Future Ft. Afrojack
- D3: Dreams
- D4: Paris
- D5: Glasgow
quête:k o e
- A1: Jingle Bells
- A2: Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
- A3: Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
- A4: What Are You Doing New Year's Eve
- A5: Sleigh Ride
- A6: The Christmas Song
- B1: Good Morning Blues
- B2: Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow
- B3: Winter Wonderland
- B4: Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer
- B5: Frosty The Snow Man
- B6: White Christmas
- B7: We Three Kings Of Orient Are (Bonus Track)
- B8: O Little Town Of Bethlehem (Bonus Track)
- A1: Dee Dee Sharp - Comin' Home, Baby
- A2: Chubby Checker - (At The) Discotheque
- A3: Christine Cooper - Heartaches Away My Boy
- A4: Bobby Paris - Night Owl
- A5: Vickie Baines - Country Girl
- A6: The Tymes - Here She Comes
- A7: Orlons - Envy (In My Eyes)
- A8: Jerry Jackson - It's Rough Out There
- B1: Yvonne Baker - You Didn't Say A Word
- B2: Chubby Checker - You Just Don't Know (What You Do To Me)
- B3: Bunny Sigler - Girl Don't Make Me Wait
- B4: Frankie Beverly & The Butlers - Because Of My Heart
- B5: Damon Fox - Packing Up
- B6: Janie Grant - My Heart, Your Heart
- B7: Dee Dee Sharp - Deep Dark Secret
- B8: Evie Sands - Picture Me Gone
For the Northern Soul collector few places rival Detroit as a source for quality, rare records. But Philadelphia comes pretty close and it is the city of brotherly love that produced America's number one independent record label... the mighty Cameo-Parkway. Here, for the first time, we present the very best that that iconic company has to offer.From the Wheel to Wigan, to the Weekender and beyond, the sound of Cameo-Parkway has packed the dance floors across the UK for over 50 years. From the opening bars of Dee Dee Sharp's driving cover of Mel Tormé's Comin' Home Baby' it's easy to see why the label is so highly prized by collectors and dancers alike and why this unique vinyl tribute will touch the hearts of the faithful! All of the classics are here: Chubby Checker, Christine Cooper, Bobby Paris, Yvonne Baker, Bunny Sigler, Jerry Jackson etc etc. The difficulty has been in deciding what to leave out, not what to include, maybe a second volume later in the year One thing is for certain, 1.2 million YouTube viewers just love Cameo-Parkway!
- A1: Fun 'N' Frenzy
- A2: Revelation
- A3: Crazy To Exist
- A4: It's Kinda Funny
- A5: The Angle
- B1: Forever Drone
- B1: Heart Of Song
- B2: 16 Years
- B4: Citizens
- B5: Sorry For Laughing
- C1: Radio Drill Time
- C2: Romance
- C3: Chance Meeting
- C4: Pictures
- C5: Final Request
- D1: The Missionary
- D2: Heaven Sent
- D3: Heart Of Song
- D4: Applebush
Rarely has there been a better album opener than Fun n' Frenzy, a shimmering yet abrasive mix of Subway Sect dustbin lid guitar, No Wave twitchiness, a hint of psychedelia and a crooning vocalist intoning poetic, abstract lyrics that conveyed existential menace. Continuing with Revelation, Crazy to Exist and single tracks like Sorry for Laughing, The Only Fun In Town was an extraordinary achievement - eclipsed by the groups split. It remains an early 80s high point. Those who haven't heard it should; those who have might tempted by this latest upgrade, which features remastered sound and different extras'. Josef K 'The Only Fun In Town' (Jon Savage - Mojo 2014)
Crepuscule presents a new limited coloured vinyl edition of The Only Fun In Town, the influential debut album by iconic Scottish guitar group Josef K, originally released on Postcard Records in July 1981.
500 copies only of TWI 052 have been pressed for release in 2019, with Disc 1 on black vinyl and Disc 2 on gold vinyl, matching the iconic sleeve artwork by Krysia Klasicki.
Speedily recorded in a small studio in Brussels, The Only Fun In Town was a defiantly abrasive, serrated long-player in the mould of the second Velvets album, Josef K having already shelved a more conventional recording. Sharp-edged pop singles abound - It's Kinda Funny, Sorry for Laughing, Revelation - along with rattling Haig/Ross twin guitar classics such as Fun 'n' Frenzy, Heart of Song, Forever Drone and The Angle.
The Only Fun In Town topped the independent charts on release and remains a canonical post-punk album. This remaster arrives housed in a handsome gatefold sleeve, and by way of bonus tracks also features several Postcard single A and B sides including Radio Drill Time and Chance Meeting. Side 4 features all four tracks from JoKay's celebrated John Peel Session in June 1981, including Heaven Sent and The Missionary.
'Josef K were The Sound of Young Scotland, together with Orange Juice ' (Paul Morley)
Reissue des zweiten James Holden-Albums von 2013, das zum ersten Mal seit 7 Jahren wieder auf Vinyl erhältlich wird. Im Gegensatz zu seinem Debütalbum "The Idiots Are Winning" (2006) erforscht Holden auf der Triple-LP "The Inheritors" die (Un-)Tiefen der elektronischen Musik und liefert eine ausgewogene Balance zwischen brachialen Experimenten und transformativen Trips. "The Inheritors" wurde von Resident Advisor zum Album des Jahres gekürt und schaffte es in die Jahresbestenlisten von The Quietus, The Wire, Drowned In Sound und Bleep.
- A1: Spoken Introductions By Duke Ellington And Gerry Mulligan
- A2: Hackensack
- A3: Round Midnight
- B1: Now's The Time
- B2: Introduction By Willis Connover
- B3: Ah-Leu-Cha
- C1: Straight, No Chaser
- C2: Fran-Dance
- D1: Two Bass Hit
- D2: Bye Bye Blackbird
- D3: The Theme
- E1: Gingerbread Boy
- E2: All Blues
- F1: Stella By Starlight
- F2: R.j
- F3: Seven Steps To Heaven
- F4: The Theme / Closing Announcement
- F5: Element / Closing Announcement
- G1: Spoken Introduction By Del Shields
- G2: Gingerbread Boy
- G3: Footprints
- H1: Round Midnight
- H2: So What
- H3: The Theme / Closing Announcement
- I1: Miles Runs The Voodoo Down
- I2: Sanctuary
- I3: It's About That Time / The Theme
- J1: Band Warming Up / Voice Over Introduction
- J2: Turnaroundphrase
- J3: Tune In 5
- K1: Ife
- K2: Untitled Original
- K1: Tune In 5
- K2: Mtume
- M1: Directions
- M2: What I Say
- N1: Sanctuary
- N2: It's About That Time
- O1: Bitches Brew
- P1: Funky Tonk
- P2: Sanctuary
Miles Davis' 20-year association as an artist at impresario George Wein's renowned Newport Jazz Festival is a thriving tradition that is celebrated with the release of Miles Davis At Newport 1955-1975: The Bootleg Series Vol. 4.
The 8-LP box set, comprised of live performances by Miles' stellar band lineups in 1955, 1958, 1966, 1967, 1969, 1971, 1973, and 1975, in Newport, Rhode Island, New York City, Berlin, and Switzerland.
The 4th entry in the critically-acclaimed Miles Davis Bootleg Series, contains hours of previously unreleased material. From Miles' debut performance at NJF in 1955 (a hastily arranged jam session featuring Thelonious Monk and Gerry Mulligan, that immediately led to the trumpeter's Columbia signing), to his final public performance of the '70s in 1975, the box set traces the ascendance of Miles' music as the Jazz superstar he has become known to be.
The full-length concert performances alone of Miles' famed ""Kind Of Blue"" Sextet (with Cannonball Adderley, John Coltrane, Bill Evans, Paul Chambers, and Jimmy Cobb), and second great quintet in '66 and '67 (with Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter, and Tony Williams) represent templates that reverberate in jazz and popular music to this day.
- 1: Still Diggin Wit Buck
- 2: The People's Champ
- 3: Definition Of A Rap Flow (Ft. Amalie Bruun)
- 4: Learn Truth (Ft. Talib Kweli)
- 5: Bang Boogie
- 6: Tom Thum
- 7: Holla-Loo-Yuh (Ft. Tech N9Ne & Krizz Kaliko)
- 8: Media Midgets
- 9: Shoot Me In The Head
- 10: Legends Never Die (Daddy's Halo)
- 11: The Dangerous Three (Ft. Brother Ali & Masta Ace)
- 12: Luv To Fuk (Ft. Eamon)
- 13: Underground Hitz (Ft. Hopsin)
- 14: Laugh, Clown, Laugh
- 15: Sam Pecknpah (Ft. Vinnie Paz & Sadat X)
- 16: Outro
- 17: Still Get Through The Day (Ft. Eamon)
- 18: Bonus: Make You Famous (Ft. Block Mccloud)
Nur wenige Künstler sind so umstritten und einflussreich. New York-Legende R.A. The Rugged Man wird dieser Einordnung durch seine Kombination aus Authentizität, seines unbestreitbar wilden Lebens mit seinen unverkennbar außergewöhnlichen Fähigkeiten am Mikrophon gerecht. Schon in den Neunzigern, als er mit Notorious BIG, Sadat X und Company Flow aufnahm und zwischenzeitlich bei Jive gesigned war, wo sein Album jedoch nie veröffentlicht wurde, glaubte niemand mehr an eine erfolgreiche Karriere. Aufgrund seiner vielen Eskapaden war er aus sämtlichen Studios, Konzerthallen und Plattenfirmenbüros verbannt worden. Doch R.A. The Rugged Man blieb sich treu, veröffentlichte mehrere Underground-Singles und ein Album auf Rawkus, Eastern Conference und Nature Sounds und erhielt sich einen harten Kern an treuen Fans. Nun legt er mit "Legends Never Die" den Nachfolger zu "Die Rugged Man Die" vor. Mit dabei sind MCs wie Tech N9ne, Talib Kweli, Brother Ali, Masta Ace, Vinnie Paz (Jedi Mind Tricks), Sadat X, Bumpy Knuckles u.v.a. Für die Beats haben unter anderem Marco Polo, Buckwild, Apathy, Ayatollah und Mr. Green gesorgt.
- Mr. Hood At Piocalles Jewelry / Crackpot
- Who Me (With An Answer From Dr. Bert)
- Boogie Man!
- Mr. Hood Meets Onyx
- Subroc's Mission
- Humrush
- Figure Of Speech
- Bananapeel Blues
- Nitty Gritty (Feat. Brand Nubian)
- Trial N' Error
- Hard Wit No Hoe
- Mr. Hood Gets A Haircut
- 808: Man
- Boy Who Cried Wolf
- Peachfuzz
- Preacher Porkchop
- Soulflexin
- Gasface Refill
Repress!
KMD (Kausing Much Damage, or a positive Kause in a Much Damaged society) was a Hip Hop group in the early 90s perhaps best known for launching the career of acclaimed MC/Producer MF Doom (known during his KMD tenure as Zev Love X). After guesting on 3rd Bass' "The Gas Face," the trio (Zev, brother Subroc, and Onyx) released the acclaimed and overlooked "Mr. Hood" full-length. Their political outlook was similar to the group Brand Nubian, who guested on Hood; however, the style was more comical and included a great deal of clips from old children's recordings, mostly notably a sample of the Seaseme Street character Bert on the single "Who Me" This is the official Elektra Records/Traffic Entertainment Group re-release with original artwork and track listing in it's entirety. Cutting edge, ahead of it's time production and skits from KMD and Stimulated Dummies (John Gamble and Mr. Dante Ross). Features the singles "Peachfuzz", "Who Me" and "Nitty Gritty" (feat. Brand Nubian). This is one Rap album that is not to be missed.
- A1: As Can Be
- A2: My Smile Is A Rifle
- A3: Head (Beach Arab)
- A4: Big Takeover
- A5: Curtains
- A6: Running Away Into You
- B1: Mascara
- B2: Been Insane
- B3: Skin Blues
- B4: Your Pussy's Glued To A Building On Fire
- B5: Blood On My Neck From Success
- B6: Ten To Butter Blood Voodoo
- C1: Untitled #1
- C2: Untitled #2
- C3: Untitled #3
- C4: Untitled #4
- C5: Untitled #5
- C6: Untitled #6
- C7: Untitled #7
- C8: Untitled #8
- D1: Untitled #9
- D2: Untitled #10
- D3: Untitled #11
- D4: Untitled #12
- D5: Untitled #13
2024 Repress
Niandra LaDes And Usually Just A T-Shirt is the first solo record by John Frusciante. Between 1990 and 1992 the guitarist made a series of 4-track recordings, which at the time were not intended for commercial release. After leaving the band Red Hot Chili Peppers in 1992, Frusciante was encouraged by friends to release the material that he wrote in his spare time during the Blood Sugar Sex Magik sessions.
Originally released on Rick Rubin's American Recordings label in 1994, Niandra LaDes is a mystifying work of tortured beauty. Frusciante plays various acoustic and electric guitars, experimenting with layers of vocals, piano and reverse tape effects. Channeling the ghosts of Syd Barrett and Skip Spence, his lyrics are at once utterly personal and willfully opaque.
Frusciante's rapidfire, angular playing shows how key he was in the Chili Peppers' evolution away from their funk-rock roots. His cover of "Big Takeover" perfectly deconstructs the Bad Brains original with laid-back tempo, twelve-string guitar and a fierce handle on melody.
The album's second part - thirteen untitled tracks that Frusciante defines as one complete piece, Usually Just A T-Shirt - contains several instrumentals featuring his signature guitar style. Sparse phrasing, delicate counterpoint and ethereal textures recall Neu/Harmonia's Michael Rother or The Durutti Column's Vini Reilly.
On the front cover, Frusciante appears in 1920s drag - a nod to Marcel Duchamp's alter-ego Rrose Sélavy - which comes from Toni Oswald's film Desert in the Shape.
This first-time vinyl release has been carefully remastered and approved by the artist. The double LP set is packaged with gatefold jacket and printed inner sleeves.
2024 Restock
Polysom Brazil vinyl LP repress import, released in 1964.
- A1: Outkast - Prototype
- A2: Tweet - Drunk
- A3: Sa-Ra Creative Partners - Cosmic Ball
- A4: Chick Corea - El Bozo (Part 1)
- B1: Dr Octagon - Blue Flowers
- B2: Metronomy - Hypnose (Exclusive Cover Version)
- B3: Alessi Brothers - Seabird
- B4: Autechre - Fold4,Wrap5
- B5: Mick Karn - Weather The Windmill
- C1: The Alan Parsons Project - Eye In The Sky
- C2: Two Lone Swordsmen - You Are
- C3: Tonto's Expanding Head Band - Cybernaut
- C4: Pete Drake - Forever
- C5: Appaloosa - The Day (We Fell In Love)
- C6: Kate & Anna Mcgarrigle - Complainte Pour Ste Catherine
- D1: Herman Dune - Winners Lose
- D2: Cat Power - Werewolf
- D3: Paul Morley - Lost For Words Pt.4 (Exclusive Spoken Word Piece)
- A1: Double Exposure Ten Percent (Original Acappella Version)
- A2: Double Exposure Ten Percent (Original Background Vocals)
- A3: Bunny Sigler By The Way You Dance (Original Acappella Version)
- A4: Bunny Sigler By The Way You Dance (Original Background Vocals Acappella)
- A5: Eddie Holman I've Been Singing Love Songs (Original Re-Edit Acappella Version)
- B1: Love Committee Cheaters Never Wins (Original Acappella Version)
- B2: Love Committee Cheaters Never Wins (Original Background Vocals Acappella)
- B3: Double Exposure My Love Is Free (Original Acappella Version)
- B4: Double Exposure My Love Is Free (Original Background Vocals Acappella)
- C1: Aurra Checking You Out (Original Acappella Version)
- C2: Aurra Checking You Out (Original Background Vocals)
- C3: Jimmy Castor It Gets To Me (Original Acappella Version)
- C4: Double Exposure Everyman (Original Acappella Version)
- C5: Double Exposure Everyman (Original Background Vocals)
- D1: Instant Funk No Stoppin' That Rockin' (Original Acappella Version)
- D2: Instant Funk No Stoppin' That Rockin' (Original Background Vocals Acappella)
- D3: Instant Funk No Stoppin' That Rockin' (Original Voicebox Acappella)
- D4: Jimmy Castor Amazon (Original Acappella Version)
- D5: Jimmy Castor Amazon (Original Chorus Acappella)
- D6: Jimmy Castor Amazon (Original Skit Acappella)
- D7: Anthony White I Cant' Turn You Loose (Original Acappella Version)
- A1: Dadje Von O Von Non - Pedro Gnonnas
- A2: Feeling You Got - El Rego Et Ses Commandos
- A3: Honton Soukpo Gnon - Antoine Dougbe
- A4: E Nan Mian Nuku - El Rego Et Ses Commandos
- B1: Tin Lin Non - Orchestre Poly Rythma/Honore Avolonto
- B2: Okpo Videa Bassouo - Pedro Gnonnas Et Ses Panchos
- B3: Ya Mi Ton Gbo - Orchestre Poly Rythma/Antoine Dougbe
- C1: Nou Akuenon Hwlin Me Sin Koussio - Antoine Dougbe
- C2: Djobime - El Rego Et Ses Commandos
- C3: Na Mi Do Gbe Hue Nu - Honore Avolonto
- C4: Vimado Wingnan - El Rego Et Ses Commandos
- D1: Dou Dagbe We - Honore Avolonte Et L'orchestre Black Santiago
- D2: Kovito Gbe De Towe - Antoine Dougbe
- D3: La Musica En Verite - Pedro Gnonnas
Back in stock! A collection of super rare and highly danceable masterpieces recorded between 1969 -1981 by four legendary composers from Benin: ANTOINE DOUGBÉ, EL REGO et Ses Commandos, HONORÉ AVOLONTO, GNONNAS PEDRO & His Dadjes Band each one of them with their own distinctive sound. This compilation comes with a 40 page full colour booklet with ultra rare pictures and biographies. Fasten your seat belt and enjoy the mind-blowing sound of Benin.
- A1: Dustin O'halloran - An Ending A Beginning
- A2: Bonobo - Get Thy Bearings (Exclusive Donovan Cover Version)
- A3: Darondo - Didn't I ?
- A4: Nina Simone - Baltimore
- A5: Menehan Street Band - The Traitor
- A6: Romare - Down The Line (It Takes A Number) (It Takes A Number)
- B1: Shlohmo - Places
- B2: The Invisible - Wings (Floating Points Remix)
- B3: Badbadnotgood - Hedron
- C1: Matthew Bourne - Viii Juliette
- C2: Airhead - South Congress
- C3: Matthew Halsall - Sailing Out To Sea
- C4: Dorothy Ashby - Essence Of Sapphire
- C5: Peter & Kerry - One Thing
- D1: Eddie Front - Gigantic
- D2: Bill Evans - Peace Piece
- D3: Benedict Cumberbatch - Flat Of Angels (Part 3 - Exclusive Spoken Word Piece)
Late Night Tales and Bonobo were pretty much made for each other, it just took them a while to both realise it. Stepping forward into the compilers spotlight for the 33rd edition is Simon Green - aka Bonobo - a musician, producer and DJ perfectly suited to soundtrack an evening spent reclining to some parallel beats. Six albums to the good (most recently 'The North Borders' released earlier in 2013), Green has been on a winning streak since 2010's breakthrough 'Black Sands', which has now sold in excess of 160,000 copies. His music has aided the sales of Citroen cars and Olay creams, as well as soothing the puzzlement of Lost. Wrapped in delicately programmed drums, Green's music is at once both sombre and reassuring. If what comes out the other end is the music of Bonobo, then this is the fuel that keeps the engine running: soul, jazz, classical, pop, funk, leftfield, rock. Pianos and brass are abundantly present. Our ivories are warmed and tickled by the classic, Bill Evans, and new school, with Matthew Bourne's mournfully beautiful 'Juliet' and Dustin O'Halloran's 'An Ending A Beginning'. The brass section comes courtesy of Menehan Street Band's jazzy 'The Traitor', 'Flipside' by the Hypnotic Brass Band. Exclusives include YouTube sensation 'One Thing' by Peter & Kerry . Not only that, but there's Bonobo's special LNT cover version, a brilliant reading of Donovan's 'Get Thy Bearings', As the light dims, the unsettling sounds of Lapalux or maybe even Shlomo pierce the misty evening air, before giving way to the ethereal splendour of Eddi Front's 'Gigantic' or even Nina's paean to an imagined rural idyll 'Baltimore'. Amble down to the riverside. It could be the Great Ouse, as willows weep into the water; it could even be in Brooklyn overlooking the Lower East Side, as the sun slides down the sides of the skyscrapers. Take a notepad for inspiration. Maybe even a hipflask for a slug of something warm. Sit down and reflect and let those beautiful pianos skim the water's surface. Sometimes, you think, life is good. You can't play a symphony alone, it takes an orchestra to play it: Simon Green is your conductor.
- A1: Rene & Angela - I'll Be Good
- A2: Zapp - Heartbreaker (P1 + 2)
- A3: Timex Social Club - Rumors
- B1: Mtume - Juicy Fruit
- B2: Sugardaddy Feat. Ronika - Don't Look Any Further
- B3: Meli'sa Morgan - Fool's Paradise
- C1: George Franklin Smallwood & Marshmellow Band - You Know I Love You
- C2: Royalle Delite - I'll Be A Freak For You
- C3: Bits & Pieces - Don't Stop The Music
- D1: Donna Allen - Serious
- D2: Change - Change Of Heart
- D3: The Gap Band - I Owe It To Myself
- E1: 52Nd Street - You're My Last Chance
- E2: Thelma Houston - You Used To Hold Me So Tight
- E3: Alexander O'neal - What's Missing
- F1: Aurra - You And Me Tonight
- F2: Samson & Delilah - I Can Feel Your Love Slippin' Away
- F3: Sharon Brown - I Specialize In Love
It is 1983 and you've just stepped into your Ford Capri with your girlfriend Julie. You live in Harlow, but in your head you're really somewhere near Salou in Spain, next to your yacht. But the thing you really love is soul and they play nothing but at Sups in Loughton. OK, so It's not 1983 at all. It's 2014, but listening to this electrofied soul, will put you back in the zone. Tom Findlay, one half of Grammy-nominated Groove Armada, has put this collection together: a stamp of authenticity in itself. Tom has also put a few of these through the edit wringer, reworking many of the tunes for maximum towelling sockability.
You'll probably recognise a few tunes. There's Mtume's incredible 'Juicy Fruit', still sounding advanced and modern, while 'I Specialize In Love, mixed by disco legend Tee Scott, is even older yet sounds equally perky.
The 1980s was a period that was pretty much owned by Minneapolis thanks to Prince and former cohorts Jam & Lewis and the latter weigh in with a pair of killer productions, Thelma Houston's 'You Used To Hold Me So Tight' and Alexander O'Neal's 'What's Missing'. And since this is Late Night Tales, there is always our exclusive cover version, this time done by Findlay and Tim Hutton's Sugardaddy, who've delivered an ace version of 'Don't Look Any Further'.
Grab yourself a bar stool, order a cocktail, take a sip and make believe you're lying on a shagpile carpet with the soul star of your dreams.
Bill Brewster
Automatic Soul, like my previously compiled Late Night Tales Music For Pleasure, is based very much on a sound. It's a sound that I feel has been overlooked: 80s R&B-infused music, with drum machines, synths and invariably brilliant vocals. It's formed the bedrock of my rare groove sets for all the years I've played. It's not the most fashionable, but to me it's the perfect marriage of technology and soul, hence the title for this album, Automatic Soul. There are plenty of songs I could have included, and no doubt some that I shouldn't, but I've tried to represent what's best to me from this era. It's not a classic Late Night Tales. It's a pretty personal journey, which I hope some of you might be willing to share... Tom Findlay Groove Armada September 2014.
- A1: This Mortal Coil - Waves Become Wings
- A2: Kid Congo & The Pink Monkey Birds - La Lliarona
- A3: The Black Angels - Science Killer
- A4: Low - (That's How You Sing) Amazing Grace
- B1: Chimes & Bells - The Mole (Trentemøller Remix)
- B2: Velvet Underground & Nico - Venus In Furs
- B3: Vampire Hands - Safe Word
- B4: The Shangri-La's - Walking In The Sand
- C1: M.ward - Poor Boy, Minor Key
- C2: Darkness Falls - Noise On The Line
- C3: Papercuts - Unavailable
- C4: We Fell To Earth - Lights Out
- C5: Thee Oh See's - Ghost In The Trees
- D1: Trentemøller - Blue Hotel
- D2: Nick Cave & Warren Ellis - The Proposition #1
- D3: Eden Ahbez - Full Moon
- D4: Ekko - Rehearsal
- D5: Paul Morley - Lost For Words - Part. 1
Warehouse Find!
FIRST TIME ON VINYL
HALF SPEED MASTERED 180 GRAM VIRGIN VINYL PRESSINGS
INCLUDES COVER ART PRINT
INCLUDES EXCLUSIVE CHRIS ISAAC COVER VERSION
INCLUDES DOWNLOAD CODES FOR THE ORIGINAL MIX AND UNMIXED VERSION IN WAV AND MP3 FORMATS
Trentemøller is the Dane who did. He's been making electronic music of one kind of bent or another for over 15 years, first making his name as part of Trigbag, a live house act that toured extensively. But it's his solo material that has impacted on the dance community - and beyond. 'La Champagne' was a game-changer and his remixes of artists like Sharon Phillips secured his place as an artist with some serious chops. But that's not all he is. You can hear that yearning in his productions and it's evident here, a sort of Protestant northern European melancholy. He is aided on his journey towards the Baltic by some heavy hitters, of course: Velvet Underground, Mazzy Star, This Mortal Coil. But that's not the story, it's not where the plot comes from, it's not where we're going. It's just a little indicator to reassure you we know the way. No. For it's in the dark beauty of Low's tremulous 'Amazing Grace' or even the way that the Shangri-Las' '(Remember) Walkin' In The Sand', surrounded by the similarly inclined, takes on a funereal gait. As we navigate the flatlands of your mind, we're helped along by a generous sprinkling of Anders' fellow Danes, like Darkness Falls (the atmosphere of this mix aptly encapsulated right there), Ekko, Chimes & Bells and the Late Night Tales tradition, Trentemøller's cover of Chris Isaacs' 'Blue Hotel', sung by Marie Fisker and Steen Jørgensen.
Originally released in 2010 this mix has gone on to become a classic, it was never released on vinyl at the time, so due to public demand we have carefully mastered each track and carefully cut at half speed for optimum sonic reproduction.
- A1: Leaving My Old Life Behind
- A2: I'm Only Sleeping
- A3: Eighteen Is Over The Hill
- A4: Let There Be Drums
- A5: New Town
- A6: Connection
- B1: The Darkside
- B2: Reasons To Be Cheerful Part 3
- B3: For The Love Of Money
- B4: More Bounce To The Ounce
- B5: 1Requiem Pour Un Con
- C1: Disco Devil
- C2: King Heroin
- C3: Love Will Set You Free" Carrie Cleveland
- C4: Nineteen Hundred & Eighty Five
- D1: Reach For The Dead
- D2: Zebra
- D3: Old Man
- D4: Sweet Mountain
- D5: Defibrillator
- A1: I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man
- A2: Baby Please Don't Go
- A3: Rollin' And Rumblin' (Part 1)
- A4: Rollin' And Rumblin' (Part 2)
- A5: Gypsy Woman
- A6: I Just Want To Make Love To You
- A7: You're Gonna Miss Me (When I'm Dead And Gone)
- B1: Mannish Boy
- B2: Smokestack Lightnin
- B3: Standin' Here Tremblin
- B4: Just A Dream (On My Mind)
- B5: She's All Right
- B6: I Want To Be Loved
- B7: The Call Me Muddy Waters
- C1: Got My Mojo Working
- C2: Rock Me
- C3: I'm Ready
- C4: Diamonds At Your Feet
- C5: Mopper's Blues
- C6: Loving Man
- C7: Evil
- D1: Forty Days And Forty Nights
- D2: She Moves Me
- D3: Trouble No More
- D4: Hard Day Blues
- D5: Rollin' Stone
- D6: I Can't Be Satisfied
- D7: Train Fare Home Blues
- A1: Barry Woolnough - Great Father Spirit In The Sky
- A2: David Holmes & Steve Jones - The Reiki Healer From County Down
- A3: The Children Of Sunshine - It's A Long Way To Heaven
- A4: Spark Sparkle - Slythtovery
- A5: Alain Maclean - Talking Judgement Day Blues
- A6: David Crosby - Orleans
- A7: Buddy Holly - Love Is Strange
- B1: After Dinner - Paradise Of Replica
- B2: Lullaby Movement - Ru-Ru (Sleep Little Baby)
- B3: Jeff Bridges & Keefus Ciancia - It's In Every One Of Us
- B4: Song Sung - I'm Not In Love
- C1: Neo Maya - I Wont Hurt You
- C2: Bp Fallon & David Holmes - Henry Mccullough
- C3: Documenta - Love As A Ghost (Produced By David Holmes)
- C4: Keith Fullerton Whitman - Stereo Music For Acoustic Guitar, Buchla Music Box 100 Hewlett Packard Model 236 Oscillator, Electric Guitar And Computer Part I
- D1: Eat Lights Become Lights - Into Forever
- D2: Geese - Andrew Parsnip
- D3: Die Hexen - Gloomy Sunday
- D4: Jon Hopkins & David Holmes Feat Stephen Rea - Elsewhere Anchises
DJ and producer David Holmes is welcomed to the Late Night Tales fraternity with an evocative collection of personal songs and music, peppered with exclusive new material and rare gems. By now, I think we all know David Holmes, right There's acid house Holmes, with bone-rattling Chicago jams and Detroit destroyers, break-digger Holmes responsible for the grittily shaking 'Let's Get Killed' and seminal Essential Mix compilation (which brought Sixto Rodriguez to people's attention, and then there's soundtrack Holmes. His most enduring and vital source of musical inspiration - cinema - plugged into David's rst solo record 'This Film's Crap, Let's Slash the Seats' and inspired 2000's 'Bow Down to the Exit Sign', created as the soundtrack to a not-yet-made movie. Ofcial soundtracks have been bountiful, including scores for Soderbergh's Out Of Sight and Ocean's trilogy, '71, Hunger and Good Vibrations. In a series of personal songs sung by himself, David's last solo album 'The Holy Pictures' explored inuences of La Düsseldorf, The Jesus and Mary Chain and early Brian Eno. His Unloved collaboration with Keefus Ciancia and Jade Vincent then took us on a musical journey full of raw 60s pop-noir, psychedelia and French Ye Ye with a contemporary twist. Somehow he's also found time to produce records by Primal Scream and Jon Spencer Blues Explosion. Unsurprisingly, for someone au fait with matters cinematic, this Late Night Tales conjures up its own mindmovies. It's not only packed with the judiciously selected nuggets for which his mixes are noted but also stuffed with original material, including collaborations with BP Fallon and Jon Hopkins and an amazing new reading of 10cc's 'I'm Not In Love' by Holmes-produced Song Sung. In fact, there's a Celtic thread running through the whole journey with Stephen Rea's reading of an extract from Seamus Heaney's AENEID BOOK VI - Elsewhere Anchises. Among the other gems included here are David Crosby's lush 'Orleans', Buddy Holly's celestial 'Love Is Strange' and the Children Of Sunshine's 'It's A Long Way To Heaven'. David Holmes loves music. It's a way of expressing the sometimes inexpressible or the inconsolable, a questing desire to nd out just what is over the next hill. It's no surprise to learn he's a keen walker. Always on the move, headphones on, lost in some reverie or piece of music, the soundtrack to his life, the stuff that feeds his imagination. I walk a lot. It's amazing for listening to music: your phone or your emails aren't going and you're just in the forest listening to music. It's so intimate. Anyway, I was listening to the KLF's Chill Out album, which still sounds amazing, but it triggered an idea with concrete sounds through travelling and movement. And one of the things I was trying to do was to use this idea not just break up the moods but also as a metaphor for moving through life and arriving in different destinations or arriving at different stages in different parts of your life. Memory, Love, Living, Family, Friendship, Healing, Death and The Afterworld are some of the themes I wanted to explore within this record. Although these strong themes and tracks are personal to me, I also wanted it to be a great listen that was unpredictable yet had a seamless ow - a journey that was personal to me yet to the listener a great compilation of music that they may or may not have heard before. I hope I've succeeded in the later.' David Holmes 2016
- A1: Chakachas - Stories
- A2: Mad Unity - Funky Tramway
- A3: René Costy - Ostinato Bass
- A4: Alex Scorier - Topless
- B1: Open Sky Unit - Sunshine Star
- B2: Plus - Gimme Some More Of That
- B3: André Brasseur - Funky
- B4: Chicken Curry & His Pop Percussion Orchestra - Librium
- C1: Placebo - Balek
- C2: Les Hélions - Music & C°
- C3: Black Blood - Avenue Louise
- C4: S.s.o. Feat. Douglas Lucas & The Sugar Sisters - Tonight's The Night
- D1: Nico Gomez & His Afro Percussion Inc. - Ritual
- D2: André Brasseur - Saturnus
- D3: Chocolat's - El Caravanero
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Funky Chicken brings together some of the best Belgian dance tracks from the early seventies. Emerged in a country where virtually every musical wave passes through, most of these tunes were created and recorded by hired guns, in this case a few clusters of gifted session musicians and composers. The music on Funky Chicken is their take on (afro-)funk, soul and Latin. Some of their releases were hit parade cannon fodder, but occasionaly, some spare studio time or the urgent need for a B-side allowed for memorable musical experiments.
Funky Chicken is a post-fact documentation, the result of a quest into a period on which information is few and far between, the 'black hole' in Belgium's history of popular music. The barren wasteland between the variety orchestras of the sixties and the electronic revolution of the late seventies and early eighties. This series explores the ground the dance pioneers built upon.
- A1: New Order - Blue Monday
- A2: A-Ha - Take On Me
- A3: Duran Duran - Hungry Like A Wolf
- A4: The B52S - Love Shack
- A5: Bananarama - Venus
- B1: Tina Turner - The Best
- B2: Simply Red - Holding Back The Years
- B3: The Cars - Drive
- B4: Pretenders - Don't Get Me Wrong
- B5: Aztec Camera - Somewhere In My Heart
- C1: The Smiths - There Is A Light That Never Goes Out
- C2: Joy Division - Love Will Tears Us Apa
- C3: Talking Heads - Road To Nowhere
- C4: Stranglers - Golden Brown
- C5: Talk Talk - Its My Life
- D1: Chaka Khan - I Feel For You
- D2: Diana Ross - Chain Reaction
- D3: Fleetwood Mac - Everywhere
- D4: Spandau Ballet - True
- D5: Brother Beyond - The Harder I Try
Celebrating a monumental decade for music, birthing numerous timeless classics that pushed music to new heights Smash Hits The 80s takes the very best tracks from the decade across 2LPs providing the soundtrack to the era. This must-have collection contains hits from artists of all genres, featuring New Order, Duran Duran, Spandau Ballet, The Smiths & Talk Talk.
- A1: All Around You (Intro)
- A2: Cold To The Touch
- A3: Donovan Said
- A4: In India You
- B1: No Come Down
- B2: (Around You) Everywhere
- B3: Jesus
- B4: Before You
- B5: Miss June '75
- C1: Anenome
- C2: Baby (Prepraise)
- C3: Feelers
- C4: Bad Baby
- D1: Cause I Lover
- D2: (Baby) Love Of My Life
- D3: Slowdown (Fuck Tomorrow)
- D4: Here It Comes
- D5: All Around You (Outro)
- A1: Vol. 1 - Pt. I
- A2: Vol. 1 - Pt. Ii
- A3: Vol. 1 - Pt. Iii
- A4: Vol. 1 - Pt. Iv
- A5: Vol. 1 - Pt. V
- B1: Vol. 1 - Pt. Vi
- B2: Vol. 1 - Pt. Vii
- B3: Vol. 1 - Pt. Viii
- B4: Vol. 1 - Pt. Ix
- B5: Vol. 1 - Pt. X
- C1: Vol. 2 - Pt. I
- C2: Vol. 2 - Pt. Ii
- C3: Vol. 2 - Pt. Iii
- C4: Vol. 2 - Pt. Iv
- D1: Vol. 2 - Pt. V
- D2: Sketch For The Face Of Helen
- D3: Reach One
Finally, after so many solid reissues, Audika is putting Arthur Russell's Instrumentals' on vinyl for the First time since its original release in 1984. Also included are two of Arthur's most elusive compositions, Reach One', and Sketch For Face Of Helen'.
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It's five years since we first released Yosi Horikawa's 'Vapor' album. To commemorate the occassion, we're releasing the album on vinyl for the very first time, also including a previously unreleased bonus track, 'Yoggo'.
The devil is in the details. And Yosi Horikawa understands this perhaps better than most musicians from his generation, crafting compositions with broad appeal that also withstand the most intricate scrutiny. Originality has always been a rare currency in the creative arts, and having honed his voice over the years Yosi has plenty of it to give to those willing to listen.
The RBMA graduate has collaborated with artists such as Jesse Boykins III, Dorian Concept & Daisuke Tanabe, performed at Glastonbury, Sónar, Mutek, Dimensions, Low End Theory, Ninja Tune's Solid Steel & Boiler Room, featured in Time Out Tokyo, XLR8R, Dummy & more, and received acclaim and support from the likes of Benji B, Tom Ravenscroft, Fulgeance, DJ Food and Gilles Peterson, with whom he has worked with on several projects since the release of 'Vapor', for Brownswood, Worldwide Festival & Worldwide FM respectively, producing a regular feature, 'Soundscape with Yosi Horikawa'.
Besides writing and producing music, Yosi is a highly skilled sound engineer, working with prestigious architects, fashion brands, and technology firms as well as designing speakers for bars and clubs. He's also composed numerous jingles and theme songs for radio stations to science exhibitions. Such is his diversity and originality, he was the subject of an RBMA film documentary in 2014, 'Layered Memories'.
Following his debut EP on Eklektik Records, two EPs were released on First Word prior to this, his debut album, 'Vapor'. 17 tracks from the Japanese sound designer and producer that weave together diverse field recordings and sample sources, with rhythms and melodies, creating something that defies stylistic boxing. Echoes of dance music, hip hop and musique concrete can all be found amid the sounds of nature and everyday life that underpin the grooves of the music. 'Vapor' is an album in the old-fashioned sense, a tightly-woven sonic journey that benefits from repeat listens.
'Vapor' was named amongst 2013 Albums of the Year lists in Fact Magazine and The Japan Times.
"A sonic masterpiece and an entirely new pathway in to the matrix of emerging electronic creativity. Every piece on the album sounds boundless and full of texture & colour imaginable"
Earmilk: "A serendipitous mishmash of electronic, hip hop beats, and a litany of genres that fall in that spectrum with a liberal dose of acoustic magic
- A1: Prelude
- A2: Slam
- A3: Plasticworld (Ft Fats & Tc)
- B1: Fasten Your Seatbelt (Ft The Freestylers)
- B2: Through The Loop
- C1: Sounds Of Life (Ft Jasmine Yee)
- C2: Girl In The Fire
- C3: Tarantula (Ft Dj Fresh, $Pyda & Tenor Fly)
- D1: Out Here
- D2: Hold Your Colour
- D3: The Terminal
- E1: Streamline
- E2: Another Planet
- F1: Still Grey
- F2: Blood Sugar (Bonus Track)
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'Hold Your Colour', the debut album from Pendulum has been pressed on Heavyweight Triple Vinyl, on seminal Drum&Bass label Breakbeat Kaos, to help celebrate it's 15th year as a label. This Limited Pressing 3 x vinyl features the full original album plus bonus track 'Blood Sugar' for the very first time on Vinyl. The Album in full has previously only ever been on CD & Digital and was originally pressed on vinyl as a 6 track album of non single tracks.
'Hold your Colour' was originally released in July 2005 on Breakbeat Kaos and went on to gain Pendulum worldwide critical acclaim and festival headline slots. The album features collaborations with artists such as the DJ Fresh and TC, MC's $pyda, Tenor Fly and Fats, plus vocalists from bands Freestylers and Halogen.
- A1: Never In Doubt - Widescreen Rework
- A2: The Journey - Cardiac Club Remix
- A3: Vibration - Cardiac Club & A J E Rework
- A4: I Saw Stars - Cy Samuels & A J E Rework
- B1: The Journey
- B2: Waiting For Space - Dylan Colby 'Swerve Reunion' Mix
- B3: Jazz Face - A J E Rework
- B4: Quiet Hero - Cardiac Club Remix
- C1: Vibration - Leo Zero Remix
- C2: Cinematize - Curveball Version
- C3: Eyes Wide Open - Ribes Remix
- D1: Jazz Face Simbad Remix
- D2: Quiet Hero - Widescreen 'Healer' Rework
- D3: Hallucinogenic - Spaceface Remix
- D4: Eyes Wide Open - Ribes Remix
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Das Ambient Jazz Ensemble liefert mit "Suite Shop Reworks" elektronische Upbeat-Dancefloor-Versionen seines gleichnamigen Albums aus 2014. Mastermind des AJE ist der Filmkomponist und Musikproduzent Colin Baldry, ihm zur Seite stehen Topmusiker wie Neil Cowley (Adele, Brand New Heavies), Finn Peters (Chick Corea) oder Nichol Thomson (Jamie Cullum). Gemastert wurde das Album von Guy Davie (Jon Hopkins, FKA Twigs, Jamie T) am Mischpult von Fela Kuti in Lagos, Nigeria.
- A1: Fairground
- A2: I Want You
- A3: Being Followed Home
- A4: Master Of The Universe
- A5: Life Must Be So Wonderful
- B1: There's No Emotion
- B2: Anorexic Beauty
- B3: The Never-Ending Story
- B4: Don't You Know
- B5: They Suffocate At Night
- C1: Little Girl (With Blue Eyes)
- C2: Simultaneous
- C3: Blue Glow
- C4: The Will To Power
- C5: Dogs Are Everywhere
- C6: The Mark Of The Devil
- D1: 97 Lovers
- D2: Aborigine
- D3: Goodnight
- D4: Tunnel
- D5: Manon
140 Gramm Black Vinyl 2LP w/ dlc! Re-Issue von PULPs 1987er Album "Freaks" als Teil der Fire Embers Re-Issue Serie von Fire Records. "Freaks" in der 2012er Version erscheint als Doppelalbum mit einer Bonusscheibe voller Singles und B-Seiten aus der "Freaks"-Ära. PULP hatten sich seit ihrem Debüt ,It" deutlich verändert. Die meisten Songs auf ,Freaks" haben jedoch die Jahre frisch überstanden. Auf Disc 1 vergnügt sich das komplett unveränderte Originalalbum in seiner vollen Länge. Disc 2 als Bonusdisc versammelt insgesamt 11 Tracks, darunter die großen Maxi-Singles, die seinerzeit vor dem Album erschienen und nicht darauf landeten: ,Little Girl (With Blue Eyes)" und ,Dogs Are Everywhere". Die beiden B-Seiten ,Tunnel" und ,Manon" der 7" Albumauskopplungen (,Master Of The Universe & ,They Suffocate At Night") komplettieren die zweite Scheibe und machen die 2012er Version zum definitiven ,Freaks" Release von Pulp.
- A1: Hopeton Lewis - This Music Got Soul
- A2: Hopeton Lewis - Let Me Come On Home
- A3: The Zodiacs - Walk On By
- A4: Termites- We Gonna Make It
- A5: The Dynamites - Fountain Bliss
- B1: Hopeton Lewis - Rock A Shacka
- B2: Hopeton Lewis - Don't Cry
- B3: The Royals - House Upon The Hill
- B4: The Tartans - Real Gone Sweet
- B5: The Tartans - Rolling Rolling
- C1: Hopeton Lewis - I Don't Want Trouble
- C2: Lester Sterling - Lester Sterling Special
- C3: The Dynamites - If You Did Love Me (Take 1)
- C4: The Tartans - Don't Take That Train
- C5: Lynn Taitt & The Jets - Batman (Early Take Version)
- D1: Hopeton Lewis - Oh Tell Me Darling (Take 1)
- D2: The Tartans - I'm Ready
- D3: Henry Buckley - Take Me Back
- D4: Roland Alphonso - Sounds Of Silence
- D5: Lynn Taitt & The Jets - Batman (Rehearsal Version)
- D6: The Federal All Stars - Merritone False Starts (Pt. 2)
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The birth of rock steady portrayed in a consummate collection from the vaults of Federal Records
Most of them drawn directly from Ken Khouri's master tapes this miscellany of cool rock steady includes marvellous music from the originator of the genre, the one and only Lynn Taitt, alongside an array of Jamaica's greatest singers and vocal harmony group
American rhythm & blues fervour, boosted by a multitude of sound systems playing 78rpm records on increasingly larger sets, gripped Jamaica from the late forties onwards but, towards the end of the decade, the American audience began to move towards a somewhat softer sound. The driving rhythm & blues discs became increasingly hard to find and the more progressive Jamaican sound system operators, realising that they now needed to make their own music, turned to Kingston's jazz and big band musicians to record one off custom cut discs. These were not initially intended for commercial release but designed solely for sound system play on acetate or 'dub plates' as they would later be termed. These 'specials' soon began to eclipse the popularity of American rhythm & blues and the demand for their locally produced music proved so great that the sound system operators began to release their music commercially on vinyl and became record producers. Clement Coxsone' Dodd, Duke Reid 'The Trojan' and Prince Buster, who operated his Voice Of The People Sound System, were among the first to establish themselves in this new role and the nascent Jamaican recording industry now went into overdrive.
In 1954 Ken Khouri had numbered among the first far sighted entrepreneurs to produce mento records with local musicians (mento is Jamaica's original indigenous music) before progressing to opening Jamaica's first record manufacturing plant. Three years later he moved his operation to Foreshore Road (later renamed Marcus Garvey Drive) where, with the assistance of the inestimable Graeme Goodall, he updated and upgraded his recording studio. The importance of this enterprising move was critical to the development of Jamaican music and its influence both profound and far reaching.
"It was Ken Khouri's Federal Recording Studio, the womb that gave birth to the talented writers, artists and musicians that gave Jamaica its musical identity." Prince Buster
Federal Records was not only the place for the sound system men to record their music but it was also where they had their records manufactured and, consequently, the company enjoyed a near total monopoly on recording and record pressing in Kingston. In 1963 Ken Khouri sold his one track board to Clement 'Coxsone' Dodd, who established Studio One, and Ken imported the first stereo equipment to Jamaica and Federal began making stereo records. The following year WIRL (West Indies Records Limited) opened but the competition served to drive the company on to higher heights. Ken Khouri continued to work on his own productions and, in 1966, the seven inch release of Hopeton Lewis' 'Take It Easy', recorded under the guidance of Trinidadian guitarist Lynn Taitt, ushered in the rock steady era.
These two essential albums showcase a stunning selection of well known hits, and not so well known rarities, from the vast Federal catalogue. All tracks have been transferred direct from the master tapes and assembled with the invaluable assistance of Ken Khouri's son, Paul Khouri, who generously gave Dub Store unlimited access to the Federal tape vaults. The extensive liner notes feature extracts from extensive interviews with Paul Khouri whose knowledgeable recollections of working on Marcus Garvey Drive, not only as a producer but as an engineer and musician, are illuminating and educational. Both sets present an insight into the birth and growth of Federal Records and the Jamaican recording industry and are essential to an understanding of the real roots of reggae music.
- Love Is In The Air
- What You Gonna Do
- Lucy Brown Is Back In Town
- Fix Your Hair Darling
- Send Me A Postcard
- Harley Davidson
- Long And Lonesome Road
- Fireball Of Love
- Venus
- Hot Sand
- Mighty Joe
- Wild Wind
- Never Marry A Railroad Man
- Roll Engine Roll
- Hello Darkness
- Pickin Tomatoes
- Shocking You
- Waterloo
- Blossom Lady
- Is This A Dream
- Out Of Sight Out Of Mind
- I Like You
- Inkpot
- Give My Love To The Sunrise
- Eve And The Apple
- When I Was A Girl
- Rock In The Sea
- Broken Heart
"One of the most famous Dutch bands ever is Shocking Blue. The band released some of their best-selling hits all around the world, including the still standing ""Venus"". It´s one of the many songs which can be found on the double LP Single Collection Part 1. This collection was originally released in 1997 and consisted of 28 of their best tracks, including ""Pickin' Tomatoes"", ""Never Marry a Railroad Man"", and ""Mighty Joe"". Also included are Robbie's powerful B-sides like ""Fireball of Love"", ""Hot Sand', ""Wild Wind"", and ""Roll Engine Roll"". Single Collection Part 1 is available as a limited edition of 1000 individually numbered copies on white coloured vinyl, housed in a gatefold sleeve. "
Single Collection Part 1 by Shocking Blue, released 22 March 2024, includes the following tracks: "Lucy Brown Is Back In Town", "Send Me A Postcard", "Long And Lonesome Road", "Venus" and more.
This version of Single Collection Part 1 comes as a 2xLP in a(n) Gatefold Sleeve packaging.
The vinyl is pressed as a white disc. Another vinyl is pressed as a white disc.
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Jurassic 5 flexed serious old-to-the-new muscles in the '90s, beginning with their independently released single Unified Rebelution' in 1994, and book-ending with their stellar debut full-length: 2000's Quality Control. They walked a tightrope between underground and mainstream hip-hop, and toured alongside rap peers as well as punk rockers on the Vans Warped Tour. With double the pleasure of your average hip-hop group - two DJs and producers (Cut Chemist and DJ Nu-Mark), and four MCs (Chali 2na, Akil, Marc 7 and Zaakir aka Soup) - they brought the late 1970s unison MC' style of pioneering groups like the Fantastic 5 and the Force MCs to a new generation. Even more surprisingly, they did so out of Los Angeles, whose hip-hop flavors generally leaned towards Gangsta, G-Funk or Electro lines. Musically inventive and lyrically forward-thinking, each song on Quality Control is a new adventure, exploring engaging territory, delivered via one of the best live hip-hop shows fans had seen in years. From singles like the strutting groove of the title track to the throwback doo-wop samples on The Influence' and the catchy, keyboard groove-driven World of Entertainment (WOE Is Me),' to deeper album tracks like the lyrical gymnastics of Jurass Finish First' and the thought-provoking Lausd,' Jurassic 5 consistently stepped to the plate and their fans responded in kind, nearly pushing the album to Gold status. Add the innovative DJ-and-sample workout which closes out the album, Swing Set,' and you have one of the 2000s' most unique and solid full-length platters.
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Studio One's music in the 1970's took the label to new heights. The new style of Disco Mix brought many areas of Reggae together Roots, Lovers, Disco and Dub all came together in extended form, re-versioning classic hits, experimenting with new studio technology, over-dubbing, syn-drums and more producing what many fans describe as the most creative and innovative phase in the history of the legendary Studio One Records.
This Studio One Disco Mix album includes many sought after classic tunes only ever released in very small quantities (on Studio One's very first 12" records as well as it's infamous Music Lab 10"s out of New York) and consequently many of these track s have been unavailable since their day of release. Studio One Disco Mix features many of the classic Studio One artists such as Alton Ellis, Sugar Minott, Jackie Mittoo and Willie Williams (with his classic re-versioning of his own "Armigideon Time") alongside less well artists such as Doreen Schaeffer, Judah Eskender Tafari and George Dudley and many more.
- A1: Que Beleza
- A2: Let's Have A Ball Tonight
- A3: O Caminho Do Bem
- B1: Ela Partiu
- B2: Quer Queria, Quer Nao Queria
- B3: Brother Father Mother Sister
- B4: Do Leme Ao Pontal
- C1: Nobody Can Live Forever
- C2: I Don't Care
- C3: Bom Senso
- C4: Where Is My Other Half
- C5: Over Again
- D1: The Dance Is Over
- D2: You Don't Know What I Know
- D3: Rational Culture
- 1: Afrique - House Of The Rising Funk
- 2: Blue Mitchell - Soul Village
- 3: Sarah Vaughan - Magical Connection
- 4: Art Farmer - Soulsides
- 5: Shelly Manne - Mask 7:30
- 6: Alice Clark - Never Did I Stop Loving You
- 7: Buddy Terry - Abscretions
- 8: Maxine Weldon - Right On
- 9: Barry Miles - Scatbird
- 10: Jack Wilkins - Red Clay
- 11: Clark Terry - Rum And Mumbles
- 12: Ellerine Harding - I Ain't Got Much (But Whatever I Got It's Yours Baby)
- 13: Blue Mitchell - Granite & Concrete
- 14: Hadley Caliman - Quadrivium
- 15: Carmen Mcrae - Feelin' Good
A compilation of rare spiritual jazz and funk grooves culled from the archives of producer Bob Shad's Mainstream Records. Alice Clark's cult classic Never Did I Stop Loving You' features here alongside many gems uncovered for the first time.
Bob Shad worked with titans such as Charlie Parker and Lightnin' Hopkins in the 40s, founded the EmArcy jazz label in the 50s, and discovered Janis Joplin in the 60s, and started the Mainstream label in 1964.
From Afrique's classic House of the Rising Funk' and its funky wah wah frenzy, to Hadley Caliman's deep jazz Flute ode, From one of Clark Terry's famous Mumbles (Shad produced the original with Oscar Peterson) to Jack Wilkins' Red Clay' sampled by both A Tribe Called Quest and Chance the Rapper. A Soul Music lover, Shad also excelled in soul divas and produced Ellerine Harding, Maxine Weldon and of course the mighty Alice Clark. Carmen McRae, one of Shad's long time collaborators, gives a soulful, conga-led version of the classic Feelin' Good, originally made famous by Nina Simone
- A1: Kaya (Re-Recording)
- A2: Rainbow Country (Re-Recording)
- A3: Soul Rebel (Re-Recording)
- A4: African Herbsman (Re-Recording)
- A5: There She Goes (Re-Recording)
- A6: You Can't Do That To Me (Re-Recording)
- A7: No Sympathy (Re-Recording)
- A8: No Water (Re-Recording)
- B1: Touch Me (Re-Recording)
- B2: My Cup (Re-Recording)
- B3: Treat You Right (Re-Recording)
- B4: Corner Stone (Re-Recording)
- B5: Soul Shakedown (Re-Recording)
- B6: All In One (Re-Recording)
- B7: Stand Alone (Re-Recording)
- B8: Sun Is Shining (Re-Recording) 2:12
- A1: Airbag (Remastered)
- A2: Paranoid Android (Remastered)
- A3: Subterranean Homesick Alien (Remastered)
- B1: Exit Music (For A Film) (Remastered)
- B2: Let Down (Remastered)
- B3: Karma Police (Remastered)
- C1: Fitter Happier (Remastered)
- C2: Electioneering (Remastered)
- C3: Climbing Up The Walls (Remastered)
- C4: No Surprises (Remastered)
- D1: Lucky (Remastered)
- D2: The Tourist (Remastered)
- E1: I Promise
- E2: Man Of War
- E3: Lift
- E4: Lull (Remastered)
- E5: Meeting In The Aisle (Remastered)
- F1: Melatonin (Remastered)
- F2: A Reminder (Remastered)
- F3: Polyethylene (Parts 1 + 2) (Remastered)
- F4: Pearly* (Remastered)
- F5: Palo Alto (Remastered)
- F6: How I Made My Millions (Remastered)
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Rescued from defunct formats, prised from dark cupboards and brought to light after two decades in cold storage... OKNOTOK will be issued on June 23rd through XL Recordings, coinciding (roughly) with the original 1997 release date(s) of Radiohead's landmark third album OK COMPUTER.
OKNOTOK features the original OK COMPUTER twelve track album, eight B-sides, and the Radiohead completist's dream: 'I Promise,' 'Lift,' and 'Man Of War.' The original studio recordings of these three previously unreleased and long sought after OK COMPUTER era tracks finally receive their first official issue on OKNOTOK. All material on OKNOTOK is newly remastered from the original analogue tapes.
For the first time ever you can now own a copy of Jam Baxter's legendary 'The Gruesome Features' album on limited edition double vinyl! Up until now the long sold out EP edition of 'The Gruesome Features' was the only wax available of this title, which only contained a few choice cuts from the CD version. Now you can have it all! Be sue to make your order sharpish as these are going to fly off the shelves!








































