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Back catalogue: 50s/60s
Juno's full catalogue of 50s/60s
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Love Me Tender (limited pink heart-shaped vinyl 7")
Cat: ART 65. Rel: 19 Nov 24
Review: What better way to celebrate the charm of Elvis Presley than with 'Love Me Tender' on limited edition 7" pink heart-shaped vinyl? Featuring the iconic ballad that captured hearts worldwide, this single was originally recorded in 1956 for Presley's film debut, Love Me Tender. It showcases the King's tender vocals and enduring romantic appeal and the heart-shaped design adds a touch of whimsy and nostalgia, making it a perfect tribute to one of the most beloved songs in rock 'n' roll history, as well as a unique slab of wax for the shelves.
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Review: In 2019, soul legend P.P. Arnold made a powerful comeback with The New Adventures of... P.P. Arnold, her first studio album in decades. It saw her lay down some killer collaborations with Paul Weller, Steve Cradock, The Specials, and her son Kojo Samuel, and as such the album earned widespread praise. Arnold's UK tour ended with a standout performance at Liverpool's Grand Central Hall in October and it is that which was recorded to be presented here in her live album Live In Liverpool on earMUSIC. It's a great showcase of her commanding stage presence and effortless vocals with classics like 'The First Cut Is The Deepest' alongside some fresh new songs, all on nice heavyweight wax.
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Review: The year 1957 is a particularly important one for those who believe that rather than dying on the toilet in 1976, the King actually passed away - in spiritual rather than bodily terms, we hasten to add - when he joined the US military in March 1958. This is certainly Elvis at his most delightfully rebellious and threatening - the Presley that TV cameramen dare not film below the waist in full effect. Hear him race through the raw, rough and ready 'All Shook Up', the runaway train rhythm of 'Hot Dog' and others before a surprisingly reverential cover of Fat Domino's 'Blueberry Hill'. The sound of rock 'n' roll being shifted into a state of mass acceptance by probably the most famous man in the world, for several decades at least.
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