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Singles
Brown Sugar
Brown Sugar (limited gold marbled vinyl 7")
Cat: CLOS 2656. Rel: 25 Feb 22
 
Blues
Brown Sugar (4:29)
Dance Monkey (3:35)
Review: Neo-soul chanteuse Bette Smith is an upcoming talent who lends her tones to the blistering blues guitar work of Kirk Flecther here. The pair take on a cover of The Rolling Stones' classic tune 'Brown Sugar' and do it with real gusto. The drums smash hard, the guitar riffs are big and angular and the vocals re delivered in sleazy fashion. The Tone's quirky pop dance hit 'Dance Monkey' then gets covered don the flip and turned into a psyched out bluesy guitar number with big vocals. It's a unique rework that makes this a collectible 7".
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For 5 Long Years (reissue)
Cat: P7 6638. Rel: 23 May 25
 
Soul
For 5 Long Years (2:59)
I've Been Hurt So Many Times (3:13)
Review: P-Vine Japan does great work once more here by bringing back into print some hugely sought-after sounds from the blues and r&b world. The first release in their new series revives Larry Davis' 1969 Kent Records single, which was originally written by Sherwood Fleming. The A-side, 'For 5 Long Years' delivers a gritty mid-tempo funk-blues groove while the B-side, 'I've Been Hurt So Many Times' (a classic subject for a blues tune) channels Willie Cobbs' signature sound. These will be familiar to anyone who has danced at a Northern Soul event and cannot be slept on.
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Álbumes
Signifying Monkey
Cat: LPH 808. Rel: 13 Feb 25
 
Blues
I'm Gonna Walk Your Log (2:34)
Since My Baby Been Gone (3:02)
Return, Gal Of Mine (2:42)
I Keep On Worrying (2:53)
Don't Let That Music Die (2:40)
If The Sea Was Whiskey (3:06)
Big Three Stomp (3:03)
It Can't Be Done (3:17)
She Got Something There (2:08)
Signifying Monkey (2:56)
Where Shall I Go (2:57)
You Don't Love Me No More (2:20)
Till The Day I Die (2:40)
It's Hard To Go Through Life Alone (2:57)
Got You On My Mind (2:54)
Cigareets, Whuskey And Wild Women (3:02)
Why Be So Blue (3:03)
Hard Notch Boogie Beat (2:48)
Review: This calls LP from The Big Three Trio is a lively showcase of pre-rock & roll rhythm and blues, swinging boogie-woogie and rich vocal harmonies. Led by Willie Dixon whose bass playing and songwriting would later shape Chicago blues, the trio delivers plenty of direct energy and storytelling charm. Not least with the title track, a playful take on a classic folk tale that highlights their wit and musicianship. With vibrant piano work and smooth guitar licks, the tight vocal arrangements are allowed to soar and help to capture the spirit of 1940s r&b. A great trip back in time.
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1972
1972 (LP)
Cat: SAR 26LP. Rel: 20 Oct 22
 
Rock
Rocks Off (4:31)
The Slider (3:49)
You Wear It Well (4:51)
Easy To Slip (3:25)
Moonage Daydream (5:03)
Papa Was A Rollin' Stone (5:12)
Review: The Black Crowes have never been ones to hide their inspirations. The classically-styled US blues rockers have turned their hands to plenty of covers over the years, and this time they're offering up a short album's worth of renditions under the banner of 1972. The year doesn't so much nod to the songs specifically as the feeling, and a particular era of sound they were aiming for. Given their skin in the game, it's no surprise to hear them nail the likes of 'Rocks Off' and 'Papa Was A Rolling Stone', paying homage and doing their own thing in equal measure.
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Today (Bluesville Acoustic Sounds Series)
Cat: CRF 157460.2. Rel: 31 Jul 24
 
Blues
Hard Time Killin’ Floor Blues (3:23)
Crow Jane (2:57)
Washington D.C. Hospital Center Blues (4:12)
Special Rider Blues (5:11)
Drunken Spree (2:49)
Cherryball (4:27)
How Long (2:56)
All Night Long (5:03)
Cypress Grove (4:21)
Look Down The Road (3:18)
My Gal (6:07)
I'm So Glad (1:57)
Review: Now considered a genuine legend of delta blues, Skip James spent much of his career in obscurity. He was finally tracked down and 'rediscovered' in the early 1960s, some 30 years after his only recordings were made, and promptly sent back into the studio. Today, officially his third studio album, was made and released in 1964 and shows the iconic bluesman at his very best. The 12 acoustic recordings on show brilliantly showcase his superbly soulful falsetto voice and incredible finger-picking guitar skills, with James providing awe-inspiring renditions of traditional blues numbers and his own compositions - many of which became staples in folk and blues clubs worldwide in the years that followed the album's release. An essential reissue of a genuinely important and iconic album.
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When Do We Get Paid
Cat: LB 0099LP. Rel: 13 May 22
 
Soul
Get On Board (2:49)
I Know You're Going To Miss Me (2:37)
I'm Looking For A Man (2:42)
I'm Going To A City (1:52)
Somebody Save Me (2:53)
Trouble Of The World (4:19)
Waiting For The Trumpet To Sound (2:24)
I Feel Good (2:56)
When Do We Get Paid (4:25)
On My Journey Home (2:37)
Too Close (3:41)
Send It On Down (2:25)
I Got A New Home (2:44)
Review: David Byrne's label Luaka Bop Records is back with another carefully and thoughtfully dug out reissue. This one looks back to a little known gospel album from the 1970s that was recorded when members of the band were just in their early teens. When Do We Get Paid by the Staples Jr. Singers - who are no relation to Mavis and Co - from din 1971 and were a family band. They played local talent shows and grew their reputation with tours across the Bible Belt. This is their one and only record and they sold it from their front lawn after its one and only original pressing. The members all had successful solo careers but this record takes some beating.
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Ali Farka Toure
Cat: SVVRCH 094. Rel: 27 Jan 25
 
International
Yer Sabou Yerkoy
Yer Mali Gakoyoyo
Yer Mali Woyo
Assidou Dondoma
Remobe
Yermadine Tiere Kamba
Review: Malian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Ali Farka Toure's self-titled album is a cornerstone of African music. It's a perfect example of his unique fusion of traditional Malian sounds with blues influences and is one of many albums of his that remain favourites with collectors. Released in 1984, this iconic long player captures Toure's intricate guitar work and ability to blend hypnotic rhythms and soulful melodies that reflect the rich heritage of the Sahel. His deep, resonant voice conveys a sense of spiritual depth, with lyrics often rooted in Malian culture and folklore and the whole thing is a masterclass in understated artistry, where each track is a meditative journey.
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Where Southern Soul Began (Record Store Day RSD 2024)
VARIOUS
Cat: HOS 36LP. Rel: 07 May 24
 
Soul
Al TNT Braggs - "Cigarettes & Coffee" (2:20)
Shirley Raymond - "You're Gonna Miss Me" (2:24)
Otis Redding - "Shout Bamalama" (1:56)
Bobby Bland - "I've Been Wrong For So Long" (2:19)
Little Junior Parker - "Backtracking" (2:37)
Louis Jones - "That's Cuz I Love You" (2:47)
Little Bob & The Lolllipops - "You Don't Have To Cry" (3:11)
Roscoe Shelton - "Please Think It Over" (2:47)
Ted Taylor - "If I Don't See You Again" (2:09)
Roy Lee Johnson - "Too Many Tears" (2:17)
Elmore Morris - "What Can I Do For You" (2:25)
William Bell - "You Don't Miss Your Water" (3:01)
Joe Medwick - "I Cried" (2:55)
Joe Tex - "Blessed Are These Tears" (2:21)
Earl Gaines - "Best Of Luck Baby" (2:27)
Sam & Dave - "My Love Belongs To You" (2:20)
Fontella Bass - "I Don't Hurt Anymore" (2:10)
James Brown - "Please, Please, Please" (2:46)
Review: The record Store Day releases are coming thick and fast for 2024 and this is a gem in amongst them. It is said that the so-called "Golden Age of Southern Soul" lasted from about 1962 to 1975, after which point it was disco that shot to prominence and took all the headlines. Although the ensuing fusion of country, gospel, and r&b from the legendary Memphis and Muscle Shoals in the '60s appeared groundbreaking, southern soul drew from diverse influences. Horn lines from Louisiana's swamp pop, blues' lyrical themes, country music's melodies, and profound inspiration from black churches all contributed. As part of the 'History of Soul' series, this LP uncovers southern soul's musical roots with insightful notes by John Ridley, so prepare to be captivated by a truly authentic narrative and electrifying sounds.
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