- A1: Who Said It Would Last Forever
- A2: Don't Leave Me Tonight
- A3: Open Your Heart
- A4: Talking In Your Sleep
- A5: No One Does It Like You
- B1: Come Saturday Night
- B2: Live Fast, Love Hard, Die Young
- B3: The Ones With The Angel Eyes
- B4: Southern Belle
- B5: I Need Your Love
- C1: Livin' On A Prayer
- C2: Bad Medicine
- C3: Blaze Of Glory
- C4: I'll Be There For You
- C5: You Give Love A Bad Name
- D1: It's My Life
- D2: Wanted Dead Or Alive
- D3: Born To Be My Baby
- D4: Never Say Goodbye
- D5: Always
Buscar:want you
- A1: Seven Day Fool
- A2: I Just Want To Make Love To You
- A3: At Last
- A4: Dream
- A5: Spoonful
- A6: Market Place
- A7: A Sunday Kind Of Love
- B1: Stormy Weather
- B2: It's A Crying Shame
- B3: W-O-M-A-N
- B4: Fools We Mortals Be
- B5: Plum Nuts
- B6: Be Mine
- B7: Anything To Say You're Mine
- C1: The Pick-Up
- C2: Number One (My One And Only)
- C3: Tough Lover
- C4: Then I'll Care
- C5: Good Lookin
- C6: Crazy Feeling
- D1: Tears Of Joy
- D2: How Big A Fool
- D3: Don't Cry Baby
- D4: Trust In Me
- D5: If I Can't Have You
- D6: Tough Mary
- Can't Let You Go
- It's Done And Forgotten
- It Won't Be Long
- Maybe You'll Be There
- Going Back To Where I Belong
- Wish You Were Mine
- I Want To Know
- I Don't Feel Sorry
- Tell Me What's The Matter
- The Twelfth Of Never
- It's Not For Me To Say
- I Still Care
- A1: This Could Be The Start Of Something
- A2: Once In A Lifetime
- A3: Misty
- A4: More
- A5: There Is No Greater Love
- A6: Muddy Water
- B1: If I Had A Hammer
- B2: Impossible
- B3: Today I Love Ev'rybody
- B4: Without The One You Love
- B5: Trouble In Mind
- B6: Love For Sale
Re-mastering by: Ray Staff at Air Mastering, Lyndhurst Hall, London
This 'live' nightclub date with a jazz trio, revealed to be a faked on the Columbia compilations that have since come out, is nonetheless a great LP, maybe the best single Columbia LP from Aretha. John Hammond discovered her and just wanted great music, but the label couldn't decide if she was a show tune singer, jazz or r&b and never figured out she was all of the above and deserved her own category. This is the most jazzy Aretha ever and if she'd wanted to concentrate on this one area of her talent, she would still be ruling it. Worth the buy just for the track 'Without The One You Love'. J. Ellis
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- Christmas 1979
- Christmas (I Can Hardly Wait)
- Christmas Tree On Fire
- Merry Christmas (I Don't Want To Fight)
- Silver Bells
- God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
- Santa Claus
- Stop The Cavalry
- City Of Christmas Ghosts
- Little Stars
- The Cute Lepers Christmas Song
- Xmas Bloody Xmas
- Ding Dong Merrily On High
- Guinnes And Wine
- Merry Christmas Fritz
Repress of this Christmas classic, 300 copies on snowy WHITE vinyl! "At long last! Finally on vinyl! Can Fifteen Great Christmas Songs be collected together on one lovely 12-inch vinyl disc featuring bands and artists from the Damaged Goods archives? ...you betcha bottom dollar they can! Each song has been recorded with the Christmas spirit in full flow and we'd guess the odd mince pie was consumed along the way as well. The full-on Christmas feeling that is flowing through these wonderful tracks is a joy to behold and we implore you to not just read these sleeve notes but to go crimble-crumble-crazy and actually buy this record and treasure it, not only this year but for many years to come. We are very proud to have put this album together as Christmas is our favourite time of the year. We love the feeling at special Christmas gigs - the overinflated people and prices of things and the way everyone just has to go out and drink as much as they possibly can in the name of the good old lord Jesus. We did this for you, and only for you because we really, really care and want to share the joy that only Damaged Goods Records can bring you at this special time of the year. So enjoy some great music from the likes of Will Billy Childish, Miss Holly Golightly, Helen Love, Goldblade & Poly Styrene, The Courettes and so many more and remember, this LP is not just for Christmas it's for LIFE!" - Ian Damaged, National Elf
- Vintage Collection
- La Flare
- Deep Ain't It
- Sooth Sayings
- Mollyamory
- Over The Phone
- Candyman
- Supanatural
- Brick That Broke The Window
- Space Blue
- Buttaflies & Brownies
Hailing from the West side of St. Louis, Missouri, Mikahl Anthony’s sonic roots spread far across the global Alt-Soul / Hip-Hop scene. A highly soughtafter multidisciplinary artist (who has collaborated with the likes of Mick Jenkins, Chance The Rapper, Joey Purp, Smino and more), as well as being a founding member of Chicago’s THEMpeople collective, he now prepares to unveil his masterful full-length debut Muse via R&S Records.
Accompanied by several beautiful, self-directed film pieces, Muse is a record with storytelling at its core. Interspersed with commentary from a range of sources telling their stories to Mikhal, whilst collaboratively analysing their personal experiences, it speaks a candid and honest narrative, which reinforce the heartfelt lyrics within. With the project’s name anchored around a dual meaning acronym (1. Ms. Using sensual energy and 2. Making use of seclusion every day). The record is an audio version of docufilm, that creatively interprets the idea of self-therapy, an internal/interpersonal reflection of life experiences that serendipitously connect to Mikahl’s personal romantic relationships. Mikahl explains: ‘I wanted to use a unique style of songwriting, arrangement and filming with the intention of soundtracking my self-development/maturation process’.
On the project’s lasting impression on the listener, Mikahl elaborates ’The exploration of inner truth and vulnerability is key to the future of good music. I want this project to act as symbolism that highlights the mantra that honest approaches and authenticity still has the most value. I also want people to see how important the use of community is when you can connect them to your subject matter...I'd like my audience to observe and engage in their own self-reflections, approaches by way of listening or interacting with the story.’
Drifting to an elevated state of consciousness, Muse is a deeply intoxicating and engrossing listening experience from front to back. From the sliding, kaleidoscopic shadows of opening track ‘La Flare’, via the trepidation-laced atmosphere of ‘Polyamorous’ and the hazy, reverb drenched saxophone notes of LP closer ‘Eddie Kane’ - Mikahl channels moments of joy and pain, infused with spirit enriching instrumentation and gritty textures.
Visual stimuli play an integral role within Mikahl’s music. His songs represent transparency and openness dipped in funk. Layers of soft velvety vocals emerge from jazz harmonies, trap rhythms, and social commentary sourced from voiceovers/excerpts. His creations are the musical representation of documentary films. His art is imagery embodied.
- A1: Black Strength
- A2: Who Said You're Not Our Man
- A3: Pasadena
- A4: Chief Wells Redux
- A5: Bayard Bush Flashback
- A6: Show Me Your Ideas
- A7: Rustin Walks Home
- A8: Makes You Want To Believe
- A9: Bayard Breaks Down The Meeting
- A10: I Ne'r Didst Dream
- A11: King To March
- A12: Work As One, Move As One
- A13: Dinner Music Cha-Cha
- A14: Louis Reads The Pledge
- A15: Bayard Cruising
- A16: The Day Of, Part Iii
- A17: Meeting At The Mall
- B1: How I Got Over
- B2: Fingertips Redux
- B3: King To March, Version 2
- B4: The Day Of, Part I
- B5: The Day Of, Part Ii
- B6: Moving To Utopia
- B7: Elias' Song
- B8: Press Conference
- B9: Roy Has Issues With Me
- B10: Bayard Breaks Down The Meeting, Version 1
- B11: Bayard Goes To See Martin
- B12: Didn't It Rain
- B13: The Knowing
Der Soundtrack zum Netflix-Film "Rustin" über den afroamerikanischen Bürgerrechtler Bayard Rustin, dem 1963 die Organisation des Marsches auf Washington mit über 200.000 Menschen gelang, einem Höhepunkt der US-Bürgerrechtsbewegung, auf dem Martin Luther King seine legendäre "I Have A Dream" Rede hielt. Komponist ist der renommierte Saxophonist, Dirigent und Jazzkomponist Branford Marsalis aus der weltberühmten Marsalis-Dynastie von Jazzmusikern, eine hoch angesehene Persönlichkeit der Jazzwelt mit einer beeindruckenden Liste von Auszeichnungen, darunter drei Grammys.
- 1: Waste It With You
- 2: Long Way Down
- 3: Reach You
- 4: Forbidden Fruit
- 5: Sad Eyes
- 6: Anonymous In New York
- 7: The Golden Fleece
- 8: I Want More
- 9: Blue Ribbon
Recorded by long-time collaborator and producer Elliot Heinrich at the band’s own Pony Studios in East London, it’s clear that Tempesst spent time developing a sound tailored to the subject matter. Parallels can be drawn from the great alternative writers of the nineties (Stipe, Buckley, Cocker) by way of the storied lineage of the dark narrators (Cohen, Waits, Cave). “My process is mostly reactive, like writing a journal and reflecting on what I watch, read and listen to,” says Lyricist Toma Banjanin, citing “The Myth of Sisyphus” by Albert Camus as an influence of the record. Forbidden Fruit showcases a new sound, shedding their previous Spector-esque production for a modern hi-fi approach. Tempesst maintain a surrealist soundscape with precision, conjuring images of René Magritte: layered sounds within sounds to draw the listener deeper. They lean into chaos, with fuzz-infused, reverb-laden guitars that drone through the record indifferent to harmony, restrained by a swampy rhythm section. Tempesst reach for the bright lights of the expressionist late eighties while descending into the rawness of the early nineties.
- 1: Shrug (Knowing)
- 2: Go To Your Room
- 3: Roll Your Eyes
- 4: Rewind Beethoven
- 5: Replenishment
- 6: Spontaneous Deep Dive
- 7: Polyphonic Creatures
- 8: Metallic Machine
- 9: A Thousand Ways Of Falling
- 10: The Wild Woman Archetype
- 11: Resonance
- 12: Vivid Peace Restored
Composer and performer Stina Stjern have for over 25 years been a steady presence in the Norwegian music scene – starting out as a vocalist in the rock band Supervixen while studying jazz in Trondheim, Stjern’s road has been anything but predictable, and has over the years shown a will to experiment and explore new areas in her music making. Her new album ”Vivid Peace Restored” is perhaps her most radical musical statement yet, as the entire album is made using cassette tape. The sound sources vary from found sounds, various instruments and Stjern’s own voice, but there is no hierarchy, the different elements are given equal importance, and through considerate looping, layering, cut-ups, re-arranging the bits and pieces it forms a rich tapestry of sound. This blurring is intentional, Stjern wants us to get lost in her sound world, a place where nothing is forced or overstated. Tape hiss, subtle melody lines, distant location recordings, gentle waves of noise, and voices melt together creating lush soundscapes
- Buffalo
- Toothless
- Uglie
- Shelley
- Frankenstein
- Rip
Second EP from Bristol indie pop six-piece, Hamburger. ‘Beat Back The Ghouls’ sees the band take their sound in a more lush, subtle and layered direction, developing skilfully on the raw songwriting ability offered in their debut. On this record Hamburger create a more complex and sophisticated sound, flitting masterfully between driven guitar hooks, emotive lilting melodies, singalong angst-fuelled hits, and warm dreamy fuzz. ‘Beat Back The Ghouls’ is a record packed with songwriting craft. Each track is a finely-tuned pop song, with catchiness, beautiful melodic turns and delicate harmonic progressions at its heart. The soft, layered vocals add a wonderful contrast to the distorted, driven guitars, as they explore themes such as longing, want and alienation. If you’ve heard Hamburger before, ‘Beat Back the Ghouls’ will mark a new, more refined experience, a band finding itself fully-grown. If you haven’t heard them before, this record is an opportunity not to be missed. Limited to 300 copies on black vinyl.
- A1: Feed The Enemy
- A2: Rhythm Of Cruelty
- A3: Cut-Out Shapes
- A4: Talk To The Body
- A5: I Wanted Your Heart
- B1: The Thin Air
- B2: Believe That I Understand
- B3: Back To Nature
- B4: Permafrost
Magazine, eine der einflussreichsten Post-Punk-Bands, legt ihre Alben erstmals auf farbigem Vinyl neu auf, inklusive bisher ungesehener Bilder und neuer Notizen der Bandmitglieder. 'Secondhand Daylight', das zweite Album von Magazine, vertieft ihren atmosphärischen und experimentellen Ansatz im Post-Punk, geprägt von dunklen Klanglandschaften und komplexen Arrangements.
Status Quo hat viele dieser Songs für Soundtracks oder als Singles aufgenommen, die nicht auf Alben erschienen sind. Alle wurden als Lead-Tracks aufgenommen, sind aber zum Teil nur in bestimmten Ländern erschienen, inkl. Neuversionen von "Whatever You Want" und "Don’t Waste My Time". Produzent Mike Paxman hat die Tracks in Zusammenarbeit mit der Band zusammengetragen und neu gemastert, um ein eigenständiges Album zu kreieren.
Howlin Rain’s grand 3xLP archival statement and untold story, written over nearly two decades in invisible ink between the lines. Features never before heard songs from The Russian Wilds, The Dharma Wheel, The Alligator Bride, Mansion Songs, Live Rain and the lost Ethan Miller Band sessions. With a broad cast of musical characters including Rick Rubin (Producer/American Records), Luther Dickinson (North Mississippi Allstars), Scarlet Rivera (Bob Dylan’s Rolling Thunder Revue), Joel Robinow (Once and Future Band), Isaiah Mitchell (Earthless/ The Black Crowes) and many more. Includes songs by The Rolling Stones, Grateful Dead, Leon Russell and Neil Merryweather. “I wanted to compile the record so it would have impact like our grandest, wildest, most unabashed studio album. I left out home demos, and songs from quiet corners, sketches, etc, in favor of fully formed, fully finished, studio level tracks from front to back. Lost at Sea is intended to be something that you can pour yourself into and get swept away in.” — Ethan Miller (Founder, bandleader)
- The Way You Look Tonight
- I Want To Be Happy
- Work
- Nutty
- Friday The 13Th
Released in 1956 this album is a compilation of recordings from different sessions held between 1953 and 1954
Thelonious Monk and Sonny Rollins were both giants of jazz, each known for their individual approaches. Monk, with his unorthodox approach to rhythm and harmony, was one of jazz's most original composers and pianists. Rollins, one of the greatest saxophonists in jazz history, was known for his inventive and bold improvisations. Thelonious Monk was still establishing his reputation during this time. Though considered a genius by some, Monk's highly original style, marked by dissonant harmonies, abrupt rhythmic shifts, and a percussive attack on the piano, was still divisive among critics and audiences in the early '50s. It wasn't until later in the decade, when he started working with Columbia Records and gained wider recognition, that he achieved broader commercial success. Sonny Rollins, though younger, was already a notable figure in the jazz scene by this point, having played with Miles Davis, Charlie Parker, and Bud Powell. He was known for his inventive and bold improvisational style. In these recordings, Rollins was solidifying his status as one of the major voices on tenor saxophone. The album shows both musicians in their prime, experimenting with harmonies and extended forms. Even though the sessions were recorded at different times, there is a strong synergy between them, particularly in how Monk's percussive piano style complements Rollins' flowing saxophone. A record that captures a moment in jazz history, a testament to the artistic brilliance of both musicians and a significant piece of jazz history, blending the freewheeling spirit of jam sessions with complex, forwardthinking compositions.
Sweet Music Volume II is the long awaited follow up compilation from one of Nigeria’s most adored 80's artists, Dizzy K. Falola. Featuring the most sought after tracks from his last three albums this double LP has both the dance floor feet movers he was known for and some more experimental African pieces but it's all glazed with that 80's Nigerian boogie sound we've come to love. With restoration by Colin Young, and Vinyl Mastering by Frank Merritt at The Carvery the pressing is a beauty. Only pressed in a small quantities. This is one you don't want to miss!
Our favourite Colombian of all time is by far Felipe Gordon. His individual (and jazzy) take on house music and beyond has given him a big following within the underground dance community. We reached out to Felipe and asked him if he wanted to do a release on GAMM with only one request..."do whatever you want".
The music we got sent back is a beautiful four-track EP that delivers all aspects of Felipe Gordon's unique take on dance music.
The main track 'Self Love' is a warm and intimate jazz excursion that also plays around with some quirky electronic ideas...feel good with a twist. The second jam 'The Punk Automata' got a more bumpy and driving rhythm and has a slightly stronger club play appeal.
On the third track 'Your Feelings' we go darker with a proper late-hours deep house jam...proper!
On the final track, Felipe teams up with Bob The Egoist (great name) for a deep and musical vocal jam entitled 'Please Don't Go'.
Don't forget about the amazing artwork supplied by our favourite Scotsman, Mr Al Kent. This man truly has the magic feel when it comes to creating authentic vinyl designs.
It's only been 41 years since their inception but Donald D and Brother B, collectively known as The B Boys, have finally put together their debut album: We Get Down! The result is old school like it never left; pure emceeing with rock hard beats.
If you're having a backyard BBQ or just cruising around and you want some nostalgic Hiphop, The B Boys have exactly what you need!
Two years ago, after Covid sent the industry into a tailspin I made the sad decision to stop pressing Holding Hands records to vinyl. This was gutting as the label had been putting records out from the first release and it had always felt like an integral part of the label’s identity.
It sucked but I always hoped that in the future I would be able to feel confident in pressing records again and I am so happy to say that the time has finally come again!
Earth Trax popped into my inbox with some demos and I instantly knew there was something special here. The tracks are absolutely timeless and will do the business on any dancefloor from now until the end of time.
The A sides have more of loopy club quality that you could listen to all night. The sort of thing that you just lose yourself to when it comes on in the club. You aren’t sure exactly when it came on but you suddenly realise that you’ve been gurning with your eyes closed for some indeterminate amount of time. Basically, they’re very chewy loops (note to self: potential cereal idea).
The B sides have more of a...for lack of a better word, B side quality to them. They’re both broken and they make me want to move my body from side to side in a sort of jagged cool 80’s way. Ones to make you move and think at the same time.
OK enough of my blather. Go and listen to the damn things yourself and decide if you like them, rather than trying to work it out from reading a bloody press release you weirdos.
All four tracks are produced and sculpted for the club. They want big sound systems and dark rooms.
Close your eyes, hold hands and experience transcendental space flight...
- A1: Darlene Love - White Christmas
- A2: The Ronettes - Frosty The Snowman
- A3: Bob B Soxx & The Blue Jeans - The Bells Of St Mary
- A4: The Crystals - Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town
- A5: The Ronettes - Sleigh Ride
- A6: Darlene Love - (It's A) Marshmallow World (It's A)
- B1: The Ronettes - I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus
- B2: The Crystals - Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer
- B3: Darlene Love - Winter Wonderland
- B4: The Crystals - Parade Of The Wooden Soldiers
- B5: Darlene Love - Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) (Baby Please Come Home)
- B6: Bob B Soxx & The Blue Jeans - Here Comes Santa Claus
- B7: Phil Spector & Artists - Silent Night
At long last! Finally on vinyl! Can Fifteen Great Christmas Songs be collected together on one lovely 12-inch vinyl disc featuring bands and artists from the Damaged Goods archives? …you betcha bottom dollar they can! Each song has been recorded with the Christmas spirit in full flow and we’d guess the odd mince pie was consumed along the way as well. The full-on Christmas feeling that is flowing through these wonderful tracks is a joy to behold and we implore you to not just read these sleeve notes but to go crimble-crumble-crazy and actually buy this record and treasure it, not only this year but for many years to come. We are very proud to have put this album together as Christmas is our favourite time of the year. We love the feeling at special Christmas gigs - the over-inflated people and prices of things and the way everyone just has to go out and drink as much as they possibly can in the name of the good old lord Jesus. We did this for you, and only for you because we really, really care and want to share the joy that only Damaged Goods Records can bring you at this special time of the year. So enjoy some great music from the likes of Will Billy Childish, Miss Holly Golightly, Helen Love, Goldblade & Poly Styrene, The Courettes and so many more and remember, this LP is not just for Christmas it’s for LIFE! Ian Damaged, National Elf
- Rock You To Hell
- Night Of The Vampire
- Lust For Freedom
- When Heaven Comes Down
- Suck It And See
- Rock Me 'Till I Die
- You'll Wish That You Were Never Born
- Waysted Love
- I Want More
NWOBHM legends GRIM REAPER release their first three studio albums on GATEFOLD COLOURED VINYL. ROCK YOU IN HELL is the third studio album released in 1987. It was originally released under the RCA label.




















