- A1: Joe Simon - Theme From Cleopatra Jones
- A2: Dee Edwards - Why Can't There Be Love
- A3: Alonzo Smith - Love Machine
- A4: King Floyd - Hard To Handle
- A5: Tobi Lark - Challenge My Love
- A6: Millie Jackson - All The Way Lover
- B1: Nancy Holloway - Hurt So Bad
- B2: Darondo - Didn't I
- B3: Dorothy Moore - Don't Let Go
- B4: Brenda George - What You See Is What You're Gonna Get
- B5: Betty Padgett - Sugar Daddy (Part 1)
- B6: George Soule - Talkin' About Love
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- A1: The Ironsides - Sommer
- A2: Thee Sinseers - What's His Name
- A3: The Resonaires - Standing With You
- A4: Jr Thomas & The Volcanos - Sunk In The Mist
- A5: Ikebe Shakedown - Adonai
- A6: Ben Pirani - More Than A Memory
- A7: The Winston Brothers - Winston Theme
- A8: The Harlem Gospel Travelers - Nothing But His Love
- A9: Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio - Inner City Blues
- A10: Dojo Cuts - Here We Are
- A11: The Soul Chance & Wesley Bright - Who Could It Be?
- A12: Monophonics - It's Only Us (Acoustic)
- A13: Ghost Funk Orchestra - Fuzzy Logic
- A14: Reverend Baron - Jackie
- A15: Rudy De Anda - Espume
- A16: Andrew Gabbard - Cloud Of Smoke
- A17: Young Gun Silver Fox - Baby Girl
- A18: Kendra Morris - This Life
- A19: M Ross Perkins - Wrong Wrong Wrong
- A20: Ga-20 - I Ain't Got You
- A21: The Gabbard Brothers - Too Much To Feel
- A22: Neal Francis - Changes (Demo)
From label owner Terry Cole, "It was on March 16, 2020 that we closed up our storefront as the reality of a worldwide pandemic began to spread across the Midwest. We had no idea how it was going to impact our shop, our label, or the artists we represent. We were all fortunate to have our family members stay safe and healthy; however, the livelihood of many of our friends and artists were drastically and immediately impacted. No tours, no live performances, record shops closed, pressing plants shut down, etc. And while the level of uncertainty was unnerving, from that uncertainty came the idea for Brighter Days Ahead. We knew we wanted to continue to release new music, but proceeding with our heavy 2020 release schedule as planned seemed ill advised. So the idea was to release individual tracks from many of our artists on a weekly basis and as a musical family, we could all help shine light on each individual artist weekly. Strength in numbers! So throughout the summer and into the fall, that's what we did. We released several dozen tracks and the weekly announcements certainly garnered a strong sense of community for our artists and fans alike. We're very proud to present Brighter Days Ahead: a compilation from our talented stable of artists on both our Colemine and Karma Chief imprints."
- A1: Baby Don't Quit Now (Instrumental) Written By John Mercer And James Rowles
- A2: Isn't It A Pity Written By George And Ira Gershwin Performed By Robert Mitchum And Marianne Faithfull
- A3: Sleepy Time Down South Written By Clarence Muse, Leon René And Otis René Performed By Robert Mitchum And Dr. John
- A4: Cheek To Cheek Written By Irving Berlin Performed By Robert Mitchum And Rickie Lee Jones
- A5: Wild Is The Wind Written By Dimitri Tiomkin And Ned Washington Performed | By Robert Mitchum
- A6: Drinking Again (Instrumental) Written By Johnny Mercer Performed By Robert Mitchum
- B1: Jersey Girl Written By Tom Waits Performed By Robert Mitchum, Dr. John And Marianne Faithful
- B2: Stars Fell On Alabama Written By Mitchell Parish And Frank Perkins Performed By Rickie Lee Jones
- B3: Wild Is The Wind (Instrumental) Written By Dimitri Tiomkin And Ned Washington
- B4: Baby Don't Quit Now Written By John Mercer And James Rowles Performed | By Robert Mitchum 11 I'll String Along With You Written By Harry Warren And Al Dubin
- B5: You Go To My Head Written By J. Fred Coots And Haven Gillespie Performed | By Robert Mitchum
- B6: Drinking Again (End Titles) Written By Johnny Mercer
- All Songs are New and Exclusive Recordings to this LP and the Movie. The inside of the album features Rare Photos of the Record Session.
Collector first-ever and worldwide release of the original soundtrack of the sumptuous documentary NICE GIRLS DON'T STAY FOR BREAKFAST, (2019) about the legend Robert Mitchum, directed by the famous photographer Bruce Weber (Let's Get Lost about Chet Baker). Soundtrack directed by Bruce Weber, on a 33 rpm with gatefold, mastered by Translab Mastering. Limited to 600 copies.
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The exclusive release of the sumptuous documentary NICE GIRLS DON'T STAY FOR BREAKFAST, about the film legend Robert Mitchum, immortalized by the eye of phographer Bruce Weber.
Directed by Bruce Weber himself, the soundtrack includes melancholic and jazzy unissued tracks performed by Robert Mitchum, along with the performances of Marianne Faithfull, Rickie Lee Jones and Dr. John.
Score entirely mastered by Translab Mastering.
Sleeves designed by Nathan Kilcer. Printed inner sleeves with stills from Bruce Weber.
Limited edition, 600 copies.
- A1: Moon Hike
- A2: Pre-Memory Circle
- A3: Song For The Spirit Flights
- A4: Heart Way (Chapeau) (Chapeau)
- A5: Up In Flames (Feat Iogi)
- A6: Aura Sight
- A7: Earth Talk (Feat Sam Wilkes)
- B1: Crystal Lagoon
- B2: My Beans (Feat Kerendun)
- B3: The Pride, Oh, The Pride
- B4: No Bells Rang That Day (Feat Nitai Hershkovits)
- B5: Lemons (Feat Jenny Penkin)
- B6: Third Eye Jungle Run
- B7: Eagle In The Lodge
- B8: There Is Time
Rejoicer is a Tel Aviv-based musician making cosmic jazz-tinged electronica. 'Rejoicer' has collaborated with Mndsgn, Georgia Anne Muldrow and Dudley Perkins, as well as being a member of the band Buttering Trio and running the Raw Tapes label.
Several tracks on ‘Spiritual Sleaze’ include vocals, with featured guests including iogi, KerenDun, Nitai Hershkovits, Jenny Penkin and Sam Wilkes. Key tracks from the album have had videos made by visual collaborator Jengo, who will also tour with Rejoicer to perform their live A/V show in 2020.
Rejoicer cites Sun Ra, Aphex Twin, Steve Reich, Dabrye, Eric Satie, Wu Tang Clan and Scientist among his musical inspirations. For fans of Kiefer, Mndsgn, Teebs, Flying Lotus, BADBADNOTGOOD, Thundercat, Shigeto.
Press - Reviews & features in 405, RA, Faze, Clash, Mojo, Electronic Sound, Stamp The Wax, Mixmag, Faze, Musikexpress, Jazz News, Tsugi. / Online - 6 Music, Worldwide FM, NTS, Radio Nova, ByteFM, EGO FM, Triple J, Double J.
- A1: The Fatback Band - Yum Yum (Gimme Some)
- A2: The Philly Armada Orchestra - For The Love Of Money
- A3: Ray Camacho - Movin', On
- A4: Billy Garner - Brand New Girl (Part 1)
- A5: Robert Jay - Alcohol (Part 1)
- A6: King Floyd - Baby Let Me Kiss You
- B1: Uncle Louie - I Like Funky Music
- B2: 87Th Off Broadway - Moving Woman
- B3: Tommy Stewart - Bump &Amp, Hustle Music
- B4: T-Connection - Do What Ya Wanna Do
- B5: Little Beaver - Concrete Jungle
- B6: The Barons Ltd - Making It Better





