- A1: Sammy Davis Jr. - What Kind Of Fool Am I
- A2: Frank Sinatra - I Get A Kick Out O You
- A3: Dean Martin - Standing On The Corner
- A4: Sammy Davis Jr. - All Of You
- A5: Frank Sinatra - There's No Business Like Show Business
- A6: Dean Martin - You're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You
- A7: Sammy Davis Jr. - That Old Black Magic
- A8: Frank Sinatra - Come Fly With Me
- B1: Frank Sinatra - I've Got You Under My Skin
- B2: Dean Martin - Volare (Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu)
- B3: Sammy Davis Jr. - New York's My Home
- B4: Frank Sinatra - Anything Goes
- B5: Dean Martin - Memories Are Made Of This
- B6: Sammy Davis Jr. - Something's Gotta Give
- B7: Dean Martin - Promise Her Anything (But Give Her Love)
- B8: Frank Sinatra - Love And Marriage
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- 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: Lady Sings The Blues
- A2: That Ole Devil Called Love
- A3: All Of Me
- A4: I'e Got My Love To Keep Me Warm
- A5: Good Morning Heartache
- A6: Body & Soul
- A7: These Foolish Things
- B1: God Bless The Child
- B2: You Go To My Head
- B3: Blue Moon
- B4: The Very Thought Of You
- B5: Autumn In New York
- B6: Fine & Mellow
- B7: What A Little Moonlight Can Do
- C1: Solitude
- C2: I Can't Give You Anything But Love
- C3: The Blues Are Brewin
- C4: All Or Nothing At All
- C5: All Of You
- C6: I'm A Fool To Want You
- C7: Lover Man (Oh Where Can You Be?) (Oh Where Can You Be?)
- D1: Sormy Weather
- D2: Easy Living
- D3: Love Me Or Leave Me
- E3: Pennies For Heaven
- E4: Summertime
- E5: My Man
- E6: When You're Smiling (The Whole World Smiles With You) (The Whole World Smiles With You)
- E7: Ain't Nobody Business If I Do
- F1: Carelessly
- F2: Gloomy Sunday
- F3: I Cried For You
- F4: Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man
- F5: The Man I Love
- F6: Trav'lin Light
- F7: I'll Be Seeing You
- D4: I Loves You Porgy
- D5: It Had To Be You
- D6: One For My Baby (& One More For The Road) (& One More For The Road)
- D7: The Way You Look Tonight
- E1: Strange Fruit
- E2: A Fine Romance
Reissue of the 1955 Classic feat. “Confirmation,” “Autumn In New York” & “You Can Depend
On Me.” DEXTER GORDON wasn’t quite THE Dexter Gordon when he made DADDY PLAYS THE HORN, but his unique, obtuse way of playing the saxophone and hitting his rhythm section’s playing at weird, swinging angles was already fully formed for this album. Recorded in between periods of tumult and distress--he was in and out of jail with a bear of a heroin addiction--Gordon is one of the finest men to ever put a reed in his mouth, and this album--particularly “Autumn in New York”--belongs in every discerning Jazzbo’s collection.
- A1: A Certain Ratio - Do The Du
- A2: Quando Quango - Love Tempo
- A3: 52Nd Street - Cool As Ice
- B1: Cabaret Voltaire - Yashar (John Robie Remix)
- B2: New Order - Your Silent Face (Live 1989)
- B3: Konk - Baby Dee
- C1: Section 25 - Looking From A Hilltop (Megamix)
- C2: Streetlife - Act On Instinct
- C3: Marcel King - Reach For Love (New York Remix)
- D1: Thick Pigeon - Subway
- D2: Ike Yard - Kino
- D3: Arthur Baker - Come On
- D4: Anna Domino - Summer (Arthur Baker Remix)
Factory Benelux and New Order present Of Factory New York, a unique benefit album released to assist Michael Shamberg, who ran the NYC office of Factory Records during the celebrated label's Eighties heyday.
Taylor Swift, seven-time GRAMMY award winner, and the
youngest recipient in history of the music industry's highest
honor, the GRAMMY Award for Album of the Year. She is the
#1 digital music artist of all-time and is the first artist since the
Beatles (and the only female artist in history) to log six or more
weeks at #1 with three consecutive studio albums. Taylor has
an album on Rolling Stone's prestigious The 50 Greatest
Albums of All Time (by women) list, Time magazine has named
her one the of the100 Most Influential People in the world, and
she is Billboard's youngest-ever Woman of the Year. Taylor
has career record sales in excess of 30 million albums and 75
million song downloads worldwide, and has had singles top both
the pop and country radio charts around the globe.
LONDON, 18th August 2014 - Taylor Swift, announced her new
album 1989 and it is available immediately for pre-buy on
TaylorSwiftand iTunes. In addition, Taylor released Shake
It Off, the first single and video from her fifth studio album.
1989 is a touchstone - Taylor's songwriting and sonic evolution
surprises us more than ever before. Heavily keyboard and beat
driven, the pop sensibilities that have always been the hallmark
of Taylor's music now move front and centre on 1989. "I spent
two years making 1989. Two years gives you enough time to
grow and change and let things inspire you. I was listening to a
lot of late 80's pop music and how bold those songs were and
how that time period was a time of limitless possibilities. In
thinking about that, this album is a rebirth for me. This is my
very first documented, official pop album. 1989 is the most
sonically cohesive album I have ever made and my favourite
album I have ever made," said Taylor.
- A1: Sam Sneed - Drug Related
- A2: Snoop Dogg - Who Am I (What's My Name)
- A3: Snoop Dogg - Murder Was The Case
- A4: The Lady Of Rage- Afro Puffs
- B1: Snoop Dogg - Gin And Juice
- B2: Kurupt - Mental
- B3: Snoop Dogg - Doggy Dogg World
- C1: The Lady Of Rage - Sho Shot
- C2: Lbc Crew - Blueberry
- C3: Tha Dogg Pound - New York, New York
- D1: Nate Dogg - One More Day
- D2: Snoop Dogg - Gz And Hustlas
- D3: Snoop Dogg Feat. Lil' Malik - May I
- D4: Tha Dogg Pound - One By One
- A1: Debora
- A2: One Inch Rock
- A3: Ride A White Swan
- A4: Cosmic Dancer
- A5: Life's A Gas
- A6: Hot Love
- B1: Get It On
- B2: Jeepster
- B3: Telegram Sam
- B4: Metal Guru
- B5: Children Of The Revolution
- B6: Solid Gold Easy Action
- C1: 20Th Century Boy
- C2: The Groover
- C3: Truck On (Tyke)
- C4: Teenage Dream
- C5: Till Dawn
- C6: Light Of Love
- D1: New York City
- D2: Dreamy Lady
- D3: London Boys
- D4: I Love To Boogie
- D5: The Soul Of My Suit
- D6: Celebrate Summer
T. Rex - Gold brings together the Greatest Hits of Marc Bolan & T. Rex on 2LPs.
2x 180G Heavyweight LPs with Original Artwork housing the Very Best of Marc Bolan & T. Rex.
24 Classic Tracks including Get It On, Metal Guru, Hot Love, Children Of The Revolution,
Ride A White Swan, Telegram Sam, 20th Century Boy, & Cosmic Dancer.
- A1: Henry Mancini - The Evil Theme
- A2: Roger Webb - Moonbird
- A3: Eden Ahbez - Eden's Island
- A4: Lee Hazelwood - The Nights
- A5: Nora Dean - Ay Ay Ay Ay (Angle-Lala)
- B1: Yello - Great Mission
- B2: Quarteto Em Cy With Tamba Trio - Aleluia
- B3: Lena Platonos - Bloody Shadows From A Distance
- B4: Ray Davies - I Go To Sleep
- B5: Alfred Schnittke - Piano Quintet, V
- C1: Agnes Obel - Stretch Your Eyes (Ambient Acapella)
- C2: The Bulgarian State Radio & Television Female Choir - Pilentze Pee (Pilentze Sings)
- C3: Agnes Obel - Glemmer Du
- C4: Agnes Obel - Bee Dance
- C5: Sibylle Baier - The End
- D1: Michelle Gurevich - Party Girl
- D2: Can - Oscura Primavera
- D3: David Lang - I Lie
- D4: Nina Simone - Images (Live In New York 1964)
- D5: Agnes Obel - Poem About Death
to Me, Sounds Have Always Been More Interesting Than Words,' Says Agnes Obel. i Love It When The Voice Becomes An Instrument And You Almost Forget It's A Human Voice.' Never Is This More Apt Than On This Beautifully Programmed And Bewitching Selection Of Music.
Agnes' 2010 Debut Album Philharmonics Went Platinum In France And Belgium And, Unsurprisingly, Quintuple Platinum In Her Native Denmark, Where She Also Won Five Danish Music Awards (equivalent To The Brits) In 2011. The Follow-up Aventine, Released In Late 2013, Was Imbued With The Same Measured Calmness As Her Debut. It Went Platinum In Belgium And Gold In Denmark And France.
For The Mix You Have In Your Hands It Feels Almost As If Agnes Has Scoured The World Looking For Kindred Spirits - Or Kindred Songs. There's A Quietude About It All, The Antithesis Of A Rush Hour, Like A Frozen Lake On A Sunday Morning. This Is Aided By A Veritable Cornucopia Of New Obel Material, Including A Haunting Reading Of Danish Song 'glemmer Du', Inger Christensen's 'poem About Death' Set To Original Music, And An Agnes Original, 'bee Dance'.
Among Them, There's The Enigmatic Jamaican Singer Nora Dean Who Weighs In With The Hypnotic And Slinky Duke Reid Production, 'ay Ay Ay Ay (angie-lala)' And The Sparse, Sardonic 'party Girl' By Michelle Gurevich, So Good It Inspired The Eponymous French Movie. There Are The Plangent Voices, The Bulgarian Folklore Choir, Nina Simone, Ray Davies And Agnes Herself, Ringing True. Somehow, Ms Obel Makes Even Makes The Electronic Tracks Bow To Her Needs As With Yello Whose 'great Mission' Is More Martin Denny Than Underworld And Cult Greek Composer Lena Platonos' 'bloody Shadows From A Distance' Pulses Gently Rather Than Throbs And Can's Recently Rediscovered 'obscura Primavera', Unusually Hushed.
"i Was Surprised At How Much Time I Ended Up Spending On This. I Collected All The Songs Together With My Partner Alex And We Just Spent Time Listening To Records, Trying To See What Would Fit Together. Some Of The Music I've Included Here Is On Mixtapes We Made When We Were Just Friends As Teenagers. Each One Of The Tracks Produces Stories In My Head." - Agnes Obel, February 2018
The new Alec Empire Album, now out on vinyl with Cargo ! An excellent product (sound is wide open large and strong) the new aspect of Alec Empire is his Lou reed/Iggy Popy & New Order way of singing. The result is a perfect fusion... Welcome to the Breakcore Croonerz !
- A1: Two Tribes (Introduced Via The Piano Of Anne Dudley)
- A2: The Power Of Love
- A3: Relax (The Last Seven Inches)
- A4: Two Tribes (We Don't Want To Die)
- A5: War! (Hide Yourself)
- B1: Welcome To The Pleasuredome (A Remade World)
- B2: Ferry Cross The Mersey (And Here I'll Stay)
- B3: Rage Hard (Bob K Remix)
- B4: Watching The Wildlife
- C1: Born To Run (Live On The Tube)
- C2: Warriors (Attack) (Seven Inch)
- C3: Kill The Pain
- C4: Maximum Joy
- D1: Two Tribes (Annihilation) (Twelve Inch)
- D2: Relax (New York) (Twelve Inch)
- D3: The Power Of Love (...Best Listened To By Lovers)
- A1: You're No Good
- A2: Talkin' New York
- A3: In My Time Of Dyin
- A4: Man Of Constant Sorrow
- A5: Fixin' To Die
- A6: Pretty Peggy-O
- A7: Highway 51
- B1: Gospel Plow
- B2: Baby, Let Me Follow You Down
- B3: House Of The Risin' Sun
- B4: Freight Train Blues
- B5: Song To Woody
- B6: See That My Grave Is Kept Clean
- B7: Mixed-Up Confusion (Bonus Track)
Released in March of 1962, Bob Dylan's debut album announced the arrival of a singer-songwriter who would change the face of 20th century music and popular culture. Though it was Freewheelin' the following year that would make him an international star and the voice of a generation, this debut is a crucial piece of folk music history and a stunning example of his early song-craft. Back in print with a beautifully redesigned cover on Wax Love.
Alphabets Heaven delivers his fourth release Everything Stays The Same, following last year's critically acclaimed EP Siamese Burn. This is his first vinyl pressing on Black Market Records (celebrating 30 years) and King Deluxe and he's gone big. The music continues a refinement of his sound... which is in large part formula-less although there is something rich, spacious and minimal to it that ties his work together... his North American tour though last summer has seemingly made Jonny a bit bolder, a bit more extroverted with his compositions. Possibly because of the endless praise he receives after observers of his drum machine mastery pick their jaws up off the floor. Joining him on ''Pride and Joy'' is fellow British genius Deft and Angelika Arendt for Artwork.
Drumcode returns with its flagship A-Sides series, led by a huge new Adam Beyer single that highlights the 20-track compilation.
If you want a snapshot of techno in any given year, look no further than Drumcode’s annual A-Sides compilation. The release broadly charts the evolution of the genre, while giving a platform to standout demo’s Adam Beyer has received across the course of the year with many emerging artists finding their music on Drumcode for the first time. Case in point – Wehbba, Charles D and Raxon who all debuted on the label via a track on the A-Sides series and have gone on to become regular contributors to Beyer’s influential labels.
This year’s compilation features an exciting mix of established heavy-hitters, alongside a slew of new faces set to make their mark on the genre. ‘We Don’t Say Please’ – is emblematic of Adam Beyer’s sound in 2025 – fresh, experimental and thriving on cross-genre pollinations, as elements of bass music, rap and techno collide, underpinned by a distinctive UK vocal. The results are inspiring.
Elsewhere, the 20-track compilation brims with highlights. HI-LO’s ‘NYC to Amsterdam’ has inflections of New York house fused with driving techno elements. Nicole Moudaber returns to DC in cahoots with the rising ZLATA for the super-charged ‘Report to the Dancefloor’. Oscar L & Charles D mint a new collaborative partnership with the immersive, spacey cut ‘Lift Me Up’. LUSU continue their red-hot run following the recent ‘Move 2 the Groove’ EP, and craft a straight-up mind-mashing single ‘LIKE THIS’. Mark Reeve is in trademark strong form with hypnotic ‘My Mind’, which comes to life via a massive synth led. The fantastic Kaufmann shares her ‘People are Strange’, a nod to a classic vox, re-contextualised for a modern techno audience.
As is tradition, a troupe of ascendant producers land on Drumcode for the first time. They include Uruguay’s Enzo Monza, who delivers the crisp ‘Late Night’ – a favourite of Beyer’s; Mattia Saviola, whose ‘Parallel Dimension’ is a powerful cut with fantastic sound design; Romanian artist Tao Andra, who shares the celestial ‘Unity’; and long-time industry stalwart AdamK, who makes a richly deserved Drumcode debut in partnership with Vikthor feat. MC Stretch on the stunning ‘Silence + The Sound’.




















