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Deja Vu (remastered)
Deja Vu (remastered) (gatefold LP in debossed sleeve)
Cat: ATL 7200. Rel: 24 Aug 22
Carry On (4:23)
Teach Your Children (2:53)
Almost Cut My Hair (4:22)
Helpless (3:34)
Woodstock (3:54)
Deja Vu (4:14)
Our House (2:58)
4 + 20 (2:07)
Country Girl: Whiskey Boot Hill/Down, Down, Down/Country Girl (I Think You're Pretty) (5:08)
Everybody I Love You (2:30)
Review: The 50th anniversary of Deja Vu by Crosby, Stills & Nash gets marked with this specially celebratory reissue. It has been remastered for the occasion and comes with original artwork. Back when this one was released first in March 1970 by Atlantic Records, the record soon went on to top the pop album chart for a week and generated three Top 40 singles. These are the well known 'Woodstock', 'Teach Your Children', and 'Our House' while many other highlights also feature. A timeless classic for sure.
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 in stock $27.43
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Tonky
Tonky ('crimson tide' red vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: JAG 468LPC1. Rel: 20 Mar 25
Seeds
Life (feat Mary Lattimore)
Protest With Love
The Burden (I Turned Nothing Into Something)
The Same Stars (feat Joe Minter & Open Mike Eagle)
Kings In The Jungle, Slaves In The Field
Strength Of A Song (feat Alabaster De Plume)
What's Going On? (feat Isaac Brock)
Fear
I Looked Over My Shoulder (feat Billy Woods)
Did I Do Enough? (feat Jesca Hoop)
That's Not Art, That's Not Music
Those Stars Are Still Shining (feat Saul Williams)
A Change Is Gonna Come
Review: Lonnie Holley crafts music that is immersive and expansive, rich in both sound and storytelling and that's the case once more on this new long player. If finds Holley craft a symphony of sounds that stitch together effortlessly, each moment feeling like a discovery. The album's opening track, 'Seeds,' sets the tone with its nine-minute journey weaving sparse sounds, chants and Holley's powerful voice to explore themes of survival, pain and the failure of home while 'The Same Stars' (feat Joe Minter & Open Mike Eagle) brings more yearning and lyrical depth. Tonky is an album that invites you to listen closely and reflect deeply.
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 in stock $37.41
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The Complete Jones Beach Broadcast New York 2000: Volume One
Cat: GR 033LP. Rel: 12 Aug 24
Celebration Day
The Wanton Song
Misty Mountain Hop
Hots On For Nowhere
No Speak No Slave
Sick Again
What Is & What Should Never Be
Horsehead
Oh Well
Ten Years Gone
In My Time Of Dying
I Can't Be Satisfied
Your Time Is Gonna Come
Review: In October 1999, the Black Crowes joined Led Zeppelin's legendary guitarist Jimmy Page for shows in New York, Los Angeles, and Worcester, and that resulted in the live album Live at the Greek on TVT Records. Due to contractual issues with Columbia, however, the album didn't include any Crowes songs performed with Page. This collaboration led to a summer 2000 tour with Page and The Who and on July 10, 2000, they performed at Jones Beach Theatre in Wantagh, New York, and served up what was considered one of the tour's standout shows. Featuring sixteen Led Zeppelin classics, Black Crowes tracks, and blues covers, this FM broadcast recording is a real must for fans of these rock icons.
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 in stock $28.54
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Inner City Blues
Inner City Blues (limited 7")
Cat: DYNAM 7096. Rel: 11 Mar 22
Inner City Blues (4:30)
Voices Of Other Times (5:54)
Review: Dynamite Cuts have got another red hot bit of funk on their hands here with Brian Auger's Oblivion Express the subject of this reissue of two of his most blissed out sounds. The first is a magic cover of Marvin Gaye's timeless 'Inner City Blues' from his most iconic album, What's Going On. In this outfit's hands the groove becomes a little more deep and languid, with funky guitars and steamy vocals sinking you into a real romantic vibe. The second is an original tune, 'Voices Of Other Times,' that explores more uplifting soul vibes.
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 in stock $13.86
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The Complete Jones Beach Broadcast: New York 200 Volume Two
Cat: GR 034LP. Rel: 12 Aug 24
Remedy (6:11)
The Lemon Song (9:08)
In The Light (9:08)
Shapes Of Things (3:18)
Nobody's Fault But Mine (7:23)
Heartbreaker (7:24)
Bring It On Home (5:36)
She Talks To Angels (7:03)
Out On The Tiles (3:32)
Whole Lotta Love (6:56)
Review: In October 1999, the Black Crowes performed with Led Zeppelin's legendary guitarist Jimmy Page in New York, Los Angeles and Worcester, leading to the live album Live at the Greek on TVT Records. However, due to contractual issues with Columbia, the album omitted Crowes' songs performed with Page. This collaboration sparked a summer 2000 tour with Page and The Who, highlighted by a standout show on July 10, 2000, at Jones Beach Theatre in Wantagh, New York. Featuring sixteen Led Zeppelin classics, Black Crowes tracks, and blues covers, this FM broadcast recording is a must-have for fans of these rock legends.
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 in stock $28.54
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Little Girl Blue (65th Anniversary Edition)
Little Girl Blue (65th Anniversary Edition) (limited pink vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: 409996 4051469. Rel: 08 Aug 24
Mood Indigo
Don't Smoke In Bed
He Needs Me
Little Girl Blue
Love Me Or Leave Me
My Baby Just Cares For Me
Good Bait
Plain Gold Ring
You'll Never Walk Alone
I Loves You Porgy
Central Park Blues
Review: Dark Horse Records has put together this limited edition pressing of Nina Simone's seminal debut studio album, Little Girl Blue, in honour of its 65th anniversary. Originally released in February 1959, this special pink vinyl reissue features a 12x12 insert with an introduction by Dhani Harrison and of course the record itself includes many an iconic track. Take your pick from the likes of 'My Baby Just Cares for Me' and 'I Loves You, Porgy' which showcase Simone's early brilliance and hint at her profound influence on music in the decades to come. This collector's item is a tribute to Simone's timeless sound.
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 in stock $31.02
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Tears Of Injustice
Tears Of Injustice (gatefold sky blue vinyl LP)
Cat: OLE 2091LPE. Rel: 27 Feb 25
Funeral For Justice (Injustice version) (5:44)
Imouhar (Injustice version) (8:29)
Takoba (Injustice version) (3:22)
Sousoume Tamacheq (Injustice version) (5:17)
Imajighen (Injustice version) (4:07)
Tchinta (Injustice version) (4:08)
Oh France (Injustice version) (3:40)
Modern Slaves (Injustice version) (4:37)
Review: Nigerian singer, songwriter, and guitar legend, Mdou Moctar should need no introduction if you keep an ear to the ground of sub-Saharan African music. Then again, the vague region covers a vast area - land in all four hemispheres and around 15% of the Earth's walkable surface. So you could be forgiven for missing out on an individual artist if, for example, you weren't already looking for them specifically. Or relied on Western culture media for tips on what to hear next. That said, problematically tunnel-visioned as the North Atlantic-hegemony of commentators can be, Moctar has been something of a darling to UK, European and US musos for a while now. On Tears of Injustice he presents a convincing case for their continued adoration. A master of Tuareg, a style of music also known as desert blues, it's an intoxicating sound that easily transports and invokes, even if the predominantly Tamasheq language he sings in remains a mystery - arguably another factor in the powerful mythology surrounding his legacy.
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 in stock $24.93
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Where Southern Soul Began (Record Store Day RSD 2024)
VARIOUS
Cat: HOS 36LP. Rel: 07 May 24
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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Intérprete: Juno Recommends Soul
 in stock $18.56
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Road To Louisiana (remastered) (Record Store Day RSD 2021)
Cat: MHJ 714. Rel: 07 Sep 21
Night Shade (5:21)
Hoo Doo You Love? (3:24)
Easy Rider (4:25)
Choo Choo Gatta Gotto '99 (4:01)
Malama Pono (3:31)
Magnolia (4:12)
Coyote Wedding Song (instrumental) (3:28)
Crazy Love (3:40)
Pom Pom Joki (2:49)
Louisiana Lullaby (4:12)
Night Shade (Gong Cake mix) (3:47)
Review: It's 1999 and Haruomi Hosono and pal Makoto Kubota - the latter arguably best known for their part in Les Rallies Denudes - decide to take on a daring project for the era. The Japanese artists opt to put out an album inspired by one of the world's foremost musical cities, New Orleans, which on paper couldn't be much further removed from the soundtrack of their homeland at that time.

Dig deeper, though, and while the Mississippi blues feels resolutely Deep South, an experience at odds with the Far East, Japan's incredibly fertile music scene back then actually shared more in common with Louisiana's aural calling cards than you might think. A hotbed of ideas, an understanding of what funk and soul mean, mastery of jazz's loose structures. Exceptional stuff, finally on re-issue
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 in stock $34.35
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1972
1972 (LP)
Cat: SAR 26LP. Rel: 20 Oct 22
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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 in stock $18.56
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Blues & The Soulful Truth
Blues & The Soulful Truth (gatefold heavyweight vinyl LP)
Cat: HIQLP 091. Rel: 26 Aug 22
Let's Go Down To Lucy's (4:24)
L-O-V-E (2:50)
Gypsy Queen (10:15)
Love Each Other (3:13)
Shape Your Mind To Die (5:18)
Boom-Boom-Boom (4:52)
China Doll (5:05)
CC Rider (6:22)
Review: Originally released on Flying Dutchman in 1973, Leon Thomas' Blues and the Soulful Truth is an outstanding slice of soul funk from one of the genre's all time greats. Thomas came to fame working with Pharoah Sanders on 'The Creator Has A Master Plan', but on this album he was in full flight writing his own songs, backed up by Pee Wee Ellis as a conductor and with Bob Thiele as producer. Thomas had an unflinching approach to his message, best heard on incredible cuts like 'Shape Your Mind To Die', but there's tenderness to match the toughness. Just listen to the sweetness of 'China Doll' on this long overdue reissue and take in the full spectrum of the Leon Thomas sound.
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Intérprete: DJ ROCCA
 in stock $24.11
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The Blues Don't Lie
The Blues Don't Lie (gatefold 2xLP + insert)
Cat: 196587 31521. Rel: 10 Nov 22
I Let My Guitar Do The Talking (4:26)
Blues Don't Lie (3:50)
The World Needs Love (5:29)
We Go Back (feat Mavis Staples) (4:37)
Symptoms Of Love (feat Elvis Costello) (3:36)
Follow The Money (feat James Taylor) (3:37)
Well Enough Alone (4:08)
What's Wrong With That (feat Bobby Rush) (5:27)
Gunsmoke Blues (feat Jason Isbell) (3:06)
House Party (feat Wendy Moten) (2:59)
Sweet Thing (2:59)
Backdoor Scratchin' (3:56)
I've Got A Feeling (4:00)
Rabbit Blood (4:40)
Last Call (3:31)
King Bee (2:33)
Review: Ranked among the 25 greatest guitarists of all time by numerous list-making taste makers and titles, among them Rolling Stone magazine, Buddy Guy should need absolutely no introduction after spending almost 80 years putting out music and playing it on stage. With such a storied career, the smart money is on him being able to call some pretty special talent in for a new album, and for his 19th studio long-player that's exactly what happened.

Produced by Grammy-winning rock and county legend Tom Hambridge, who himself picks up multiple instruments for multiple tracks here, The Blues Don't Lie isn't re-writing any rules, and nor should it, with Mavis Staples, Bobby Rush, Elvis Costello, James Taylor and Wendy Morten among the guests helping to make this the most authentic blues record you'll buy all year.
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 in stock $26.32
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Blue Light 'Til Dawn (Classic Vinyl Series) (reissue)
Blue Light 'Til Dawn (Classic Vinyl Series) (reissue) (limited gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 387619 0. Rel: 15 Apr 22
You Don't Know What Love Is
Come On In My Kitchen
Tell Me You'll Wait For Me
Children Of The Night
Hellhound On My Trail
Black Crow
Sankofa
Estrellas
Redbone
Tupelo Honey
Blue Light 'Til Dawn
I Can't Stand The Rain
Review: Cassandra Wilson originally released Blue Light 'til Dawn in 1993 on Blue Note. Gathering together selected covers of blues and rock classics, Wilson and her band turn them to sultry, smoky jazz pieces with an evocative, late-night mood. From Robert Johnson and Joni Mitchell to Ann Peebles and Van Morrison, there are some heavy hitters covered here, but don't overlook the original title track. Amongst everything else it shows off Gib Wharton's stunning pedal steel guitar, which lends itself to this moody hue Wilson and her cohorts conjure so effectively.
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 in stock $50.97
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When Do We Get Paid
Cat: LB 0099LP. Rel: 13 May 22
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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 in stock $16.34
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Blues After Hours (reissue)
Blues After Hours (reissue) (LP with obi-strip)
Cat: PLP 7647. Rel: 21 Nov 23
Dust My Blues (3:10)
Sunnyland (3:12)
Mean & Evil (2:13)
Wild About You Baby (bonus track) (2:39)
Dark & Dreary (2:47)
Standing At The Crossroads (2:45)
Happy Home (2:42)
No Love In My Heart (2:22)
Blues Before Sunrise (2:40)
Hand In Hand (bonus track) (2:50)
I Was A Fool (2:49)
Goodbye Baby (3:00)
Review: Blues great Elmore James was known for a couple of things, musically at least. King of the slide guitar, his penchant for the instrument is obvious. Meanwhile, his love of playing loud, in turn getting the most out of that powerhouse voice, is perhaps less apparent when listening now, 60 years after his death. A Rock and Roll Hall of Fame-r since 1992, his backing band would eventually comprise two musicians who played with the legendary Tampa Red, whose songs James also had a habit of recording. Blues After Hours is certainly definitive James stuff, a raw, drawly, barroom of a record that sees the artist and his accompaniment invoke memories, borrowed and owned, of hot evenings in Deep South bars. Sadly lost long before his time, dying from a heart attack in 1963, just days before a European tour that would have catapulted his name globally, this is a fantastic memento of true legend.
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 in stock $35.75
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Tonky
Tonky (2xLP)
Cat: JAG 468LP. Rel: 20 Mar 25
Seeds (9:07)
Life (feat Mary Lattimore) (1:15)
Protest With Love (2:38)
The Burden (I Turned Nothing Into Something) (feat Angel Bat Dawid) (3:11)
The Same Stars (feat Joe Minter & Open Mike Eagle) (4:46)
Kings In The Jungle, Slaves In The Field (4:45)
Strength Of A Song (with Alabaster DePlume) (2:57)
What's Going On? (with Isaac Brock) (3:24)
Fear (2:15)
I Looked Over My Shoulder (with Billy Woods) (2:54)
Did I Do Enough? (with Jesca Hoop) (5:43)
That's Not Art, That's Not Music (3:38)
Those Stars Are Still Shining (with Saul Williams) (0:56)
A Change Is Gonna Come (4:33)
Review: Tonky is a collection of found sounds and intimate storytelling reflecting his life of survival and invention. The album's title comes from a childhood nickname given to Holley when he lived near a honky tonk. Opening with the nine-minute 'Seeds,' the song builds from a sparse sound into a complex symphony, blending chants, keys, strings and Holley's raw voice. The track explores themes of hard labour, violence and the failure of home and Tonky is an album of abundance that shows Holley's mastery in combining personal narrative with expansive sound, all while featuring contributions from various talented artists.
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 in stock $33.23
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December 1969: Radio Broadcast Recording
Cat: EEE 82399. Rel: 22 Oct 24
On The Way Home
Teach Your Children
Triad
Our House
Country Girl
49 Bye Byes
And So Begins The Task
Long Time Gone
Woodstock
Wooden Ships
Review: It's understandable if you're skeptical about hearing the word supergroup as it's overused and often applied where it's an exaggeration. It's the same situation with the word genius. But a genius supergroup is an appropriate description for Crosby, Still, Nash and Young. You just have to look at the other bands that they've been in between them - The Hollies, Buffalo Springfield, Neil Young, The Byrds... It's God-tier stuff. Part of the magic of their psychedelia-tinged folk rock and harmonies is how well they lock in together. It's as if they're cut from the same LSD-soaked cloth; they sound like an extension of one another metamorphosed into one and leaving their individual self behind. Another aspect of their credibility as performers is how consistent they were and how powerful they were live. And whilst it's fairly common to find scratchy recordings of them playing big shows there's a charming intimacy to the radio broadcasts that makes it feel like an uninterrupted close-up with you the sole guest at the show. Squint and you'll feel you're there - transported back to the golden age of songwriting.
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Goodthing
Cat: BS 1LP. Rel: 11 Jul 24
Goodthing (3:14)
Happiness (3:24)
Eternal Blessings (4:24)
MONEY (3:06)
Neptune (2:51)
Whup `Em Good (3:22)
Time Goes Slower (3:55)
Darkest Hour (3:03)
More Than A Billionaire (3:06)
Lived & Died A Thousand Times (4:39)
Beautiful Mess (2:59)
Cave (3:26)
No More Love Songs (2:34)
Review: New York Blues Hall of Fame inductee Bette Smith returns with her third album, Goodthing, which blends soul, gospel, and rock & roll. Produced by Grammy winner Jimmy Hogarth, the album features anthemic soul rock sounds driven by Smith's raspy, soulful vocals and rather reminiscent of the late great Tina Turner, as well as Aretha Franklin and Etta James. Influenced by her childhood in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, Smith merges street-corner soul with the gospel music her mother loved. Building on the success of her previous albums, Jetlagger and The Good, The Bad, and The Bette, this new work again showcases her powerful range and solidifies her as a dynamic and ever-rising soul artist.
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 in stock $24.11
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Delta Swamp Rock: Sounds From The South: At The Crossroads Of Rock Country & Soul
VARIOUS
Delta Swamp Rock: Sounds From The South: At The Crossroads Of Rock Country & Soul (gatefold 2xLP + booklet + photocard + MP3 download code)
Cat: SJRLP 520. Rel: 16 May 24
Lynryd Skynryd - "The Seasons" (4:06)
Barefoot Jerry - "Smokies" (2:15)
Joe South - "Hush" (3:46)
Bobbie Gentry - "Papa, Won't You Let Me Go To Town With You" (2:34)
Area Code 615 - "Stone Fox Chase" (3:16)
Cher - "I Walk On Guilded Splinters" (2:29)
Cowboy - "Please Be With Me" (3:47)
The Allman Brothers - "Ain't Wastin' Time No More" (3:37)
Link Wray - "Be What You Want To" (4:31)
Boz Scaggs - "I'll Be Long Gone" (4:06)
Lynyrd Skynyrd - "Comin' Home" (5:21)
Bobbie Gentry - "Seasons Come, Seasons Go" (2:51)
Leon Russell - "Out In The Woods" (3:35)
Tony Joe White - "Polk Salad Annie" (3:42)
Barefoot Jerry - "Barefoot Jerry" (4:43)
Dan Penn - "If Love Was Money" (3:29)
Linda Ronstadt - "I Won't Be Hangin' 'Round" (2:56)
Waylon Jennings - "Big D" (2:29)
Big Star - "Thirteen" (2:37)
Bobbie Gentry - "Mississippi Delta" (3:02)
Travis Wammack - "I Forgot To Remember To Forget" (2:52)
Johnny Cash - "If I Were A Carpenter" (2:59)
Billy Vera - "I'm Leavin' Here Tomorrow, Mama" (4:13)
Review: Soul Jazz Records' Delta Swamp Rock Volume 2 delves into the musical fusion of country, rock, and soul in the American South of the 1960s and early 1970s. Southern rock's rise in the 1970s, led by The Allman Brothers, Marshall Tucker, and Lynyrd Skynyrd, created a unique sound blending country, rock, and black music, reshaping white southern working-class youth identity. The roots of this movement trace back to the legendary Muscle Shoals, Alabama, where white studio musicians and r&b legends like Aretha Franklin and Wilson Pickett collaborated. The release captures that time and includes an extensive book, photographs, interviews and all on lovely double vinyl.
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Liberation
Liberation (purple swirl vinyl LP)
Cat: 150478 15265. Rel: 17 Apr 25
Mother (2:57)
My Baby Left Me (2:15)
I Have No One (2:30)
Cadillac Man (2:19)
Love Alive (3:26)
Naked In The Jungle (3:15)
Liberation (2:53)
Lioness (2:38)
Grinnin' In Your Face (3:48)
Dust My Broom (2:45)
Sinner's Prayer (3:11)
Something You Got (2:39)
Clairvoyant (3:23)
Next To You (3:18)
Review: American blues rock's other famous double zed, ZZ Ward doubles down on her blues instincts with her fourth studio album, going to the logical ends of her newfound motherhood and creative independence. Produced with longtime collaborator Ryan Spraker, the record folds four tracks from her recent EP 'Mother' into a broader canvas of originals and carefully chosen covers. In the midst of early parenthood, the songs confront exhaustion, strength, and clarity with grit and grace. "It just took me a long time to get here," she reflects, describing the album as a way of reclaiming her place in the genre, as lead single 'Love Alive' lights the way to a blues-traditional, real-life sound and upcoming tour, Dirty Sun. Messy, honest, and unmistakably hers.
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 in stock $28.26
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Brown Sugar
Brown Sugar (limited gold marbled vinyl 7")
Cat: CLOS 2656. Rel: 25 Feb 22
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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 in stock $15.80
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Meditation Blue (reissue)
Meditation Blue (reissue) (limited LP with obi-strip)
Cat: PLP 7983. Rel: 20 Jul 23
Meditation Blue (4:00)
Lost Without You (3:17)
Sinners Lament (1:16)
Chain Gang (2:44)
Disco City (4:12)
Dreamers Holiday (4:44)
The E Groove (1:46)
A Tribute To Lady Jane (2:56)
The Gospel In E Minor (6:06)
Review: Ernie Story's Meditation Blue is a catnip record for serious collectors. Many have longed for it to be reissued and made more readily available and now they get the wish thanks to Japan's Groove Diggers series on P-Vine. This was originally a private press record which explains its scarcity after it was recorded in 1997 in Minneapolis as the one and only album by the singer-songwriter and producer Ernie Story. It's a seamless fusion AOR meets modern soul with laidback grooves and a hint of gospel to really elevate it. A must-own record for soul collectors with plenty of emotional high points.
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 in stock $33.23
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The Oakland Broadcast Vol 1
Cat: PARA 549LP. Rel: 19 Oct 23
Closer (6:47)
City Sirens (2:44)
Make Or Break (4:22)
The Morning After (4:09)
Together (4:21)
Cadillac (6:35)
Prelude (6:07)
Radioactive (3:55)
Live In Peace (5:36)
Midnight Mooonlight (3:28)
You've Lost That (6:33)
Lovin' Feeling (5:33)
Review: The Firm was a UK supergroup that formed in 1984. Singer Paul Rodgers was the man responsible for getting together with guitarist Jimmy Page and the group became one of the most successful rock outfits of their era. They released a brace of brilliant albums - the self-titled debut in 1985, then a year later Mean Business - and played across the UK and US in the years after. One of the best shows they did was at the Oakland Coliseum on 15th March. Their extraordinary energy and fine set list was recorded for live FM Radio Broadcast and now you can listen back to the whole thing on vinyl for the first time ever.
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Nightbird
Nightbird (180 gram vinyl 7xLP box set)
Cat: BOX 20143. Rel: 13 Oct 22
Blue Skies
Ain't Doin' Too Bad
Ain't No Sunshine
Fields Of Gold
Baby I Love You
Honeysuckle Rose
Route 66
Bridge Over Troubled Water
Eva Introduces The Band/Chain Of Fools
Fever
Autumn Leaves
Fine & Mellow
Cheek To Cheek
It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)
Late In The Evening
Next Time You See Me
Waly Waly
Take Me To The River
Nightbird
People Get Ready
The Letter
Son Of A Preacher Man
Stormy Monday
Tall Trees In Georgia
Something's Got A Hold On Me
Time After Time
Over The Rainbow
You're Welcome To The Club
Caravan
You've Changed
What A Wonderful World
Oh, Had I A Golden Thread
Review: American singer Eva Cassidy released Nighbird posthumously in November 2015. It came 19 years after her death and was recorded at the Washington club Plus Alley in 1996. Some of the tunes had already been released as part of a live album the same year but for this album the recordings have been remixed and remastered from the original tape. It has some big jazz standards such as 'It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)' and 'Fever' as well as eight tunes that were previously unheard at the time. An exceptional record from one of the best female jazz singers of all-time.
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Kel Tinariwen
Kel Tinariwen (gatefold LP + MP3 download code with obi-strip)
Cat: WEDGELP 0122. Rel: 03 Nov 22
A L’Histoire (4:58)
Mas Azalene Wi Amoutenene (4:11)
Adounia Tarha (4:27)
Matadjem Yinmexan (4:16)
Amoud Falas Aljalat (4:22)
Ayat Sendad Eghlalan (4:04)
Tenidagh Hegh Djeredjere (4:40)
Arghane Manine (4:56)
Review: The resurgence of interest in vinyl has brought with it plenty of spotlight for niche acts like Tinariwen. The Mali-based desert blues specialists are now frequently found on the playlist of eclectic Das and NTS radio hosts, and so they should be. This new album is actually an old one - Kel Tinariwen is an early cassette tape recorded in the 90s that has not been released before. It hones in on the political issues of the time and is a raw sound compared to how Tinariwen went on to sound, but still has all the hypnotic guitar lines and call-and-response vocals that make it distinctly them. Add in raw drum machine rhythms and keyboard melodies and you have an alluring and Arab-tinged take on synth-pop that really gets you where it hurts.
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Tell Heaven
Tell Heaven (limited heavyweight vinyl 12")
Cat: LPLBOP 5050. Rel: 16 Mar 23
When Do We Get Paid (In Full) (20:14)
Somebody Save Me (4:00)
I'm Looking For A Man (3:27)
Tell Heaven (4:02)
Review: The Browns is the family behind the Luaka Bop label's latest soul offering from the Staples Jr. Singers. It's a collective that has been going now for some four generations and they still play regularly totters, but not often these songs. Here, on three originals from the band, Annie, Edward, and R.C., are joined by their children, R.C.'s grandson Jaylin on drums, Edward's son Troy providing vocals, Annie's husband Willie on guitar, and their son Willie on bass. These tunes first appeared in 1975 on the band's only album and are now revisited for the first time. It makes for a truly gorgeous collection of soul sounds.
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Signifying Monkey
Cat: LPH 808. Rel: 13 Feb 25
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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Ali Farka Toure
Cat: SVVRCH 094. Rel: 27 Jan 25
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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Tags: African
 in stock $16.90
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When The Music's Over
Cat: JMI 1453. Rel: 18 Jul 24
When The Music's Over (9:50)
I Don't Fuck Around (6:19)
Review: This project stems from the mutual admiration between Daru Jones and Devonne "DJ" Harrison who, upon discovering their collaborations with Jack White, had the idea of blending rock with jazz. DJ Harrison's vintage keyboard skills and Daru's versatility made them perfect for such a rock-influenced project. Legendary guitarist Doyle Bramhall II, a longtime friend of Mr. Mandel, was ideal for the guitar role and after several years they finally got together to record this album in 2022. The result is a first 12" single, mastered at 45 rpm for exceptional sound. Here's hoping there will be more to come.
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BB King In France: Live At The 1977 Nancy Jazz Pulsations Festival (Record Store Day RSD 2024)
Cat: 843539 5504581. Rel: 17 Dec 24
Blue Monk/Caldonia (5:48)
Sweet Little Angel (4:41)
I Like To Live The Love (6:55)
It's Just A Matter Of Time (8:10)
Why I Sing The Blues (8:06)
I Got Some Outside Help (I Don't Really Need) (6:10)
Thrill Is Gone (7:26)
I Need My Baby (7:19)
Sweet Sixteen (3:29)
Closer (3:55)
To Know You Is To Love You (4:57)
When I'm Wrong (5:11)
Have Faith (5:29)
Outro (1:40)
Review: This Record Store Day special for 2024 is an unreleased live recording of the legendary BB King, captured by the French Radio and Television Office on October 7, 1977. It is a full-length concert with an electric vibe that allows a superb glimpse into the great blues singer-guitarist's powerful working band of the era. If you think you know the man's sound, this might well open your ears to some new perspectives. Released by Zev Feldman's Deep Digs label it comes with a set of rare photos by Thierry Trombert, Val Wilmer, and Jan Persson, plus some excellent liner notes by French author Jean Buzeline.
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Today (Bluesville Acoustic Sounds Series)
Cat: CRF 157460.2. Rel: 31 Jul 24
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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The Hot Spot (Soundtrack)
VARIOUS
The Hot Spot (Soundtrack) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: AAPB 875545. Rel: 31 Jan 25
Coming To Town (3:04)
Empty Bank (2:22)
Harry's Philosophy (2:48)
Dolly's Arrival (1:17)
Harry & Dolly (2:52)
Sawmill (3:07)
Bank Robbery (4:33)
Moanin' (3:13)
Gloria's Story (3:36)
Harry Sets Up Sutton (1:43)
Murder (4:13)
Blackmail (2:08)
End Credits (5:18)
Review: This soundtrack is a classy melange of blues, jazz and rock that all perfectly capture the sultry atmosphere of Dennis Hopper's neo-noir classic of the same name. Set in a small Texas town, the film follows drifter Harry Madox as he becomes entangled in a web of seduction and deceit and the moody cinematography and gripping narrative are elevated by this electrifying score. Legends of their game like Miles Davis, John Lee Hooker, Taj Mahal and Earl Palmer all feature with sparse, eerie and deeply evocative overtones. For that reason, this one is much sought after and has retained its smoky allure 35 years after its original release.
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Village Hassle
Village Hassle (limited yellow & green 7")
Cat: SP45 040YELLOW GREEN. Rel: 08 Apr 24
Village Hassle (4:03)
Monthly Rainfall (4:30)
Review: Spasibo Records introduces a new 7" vinyl by St. Petersburg outfit the Vicious Seeds, this time on yellow and green wax. In an unconventional move, vibraphonist Pavel Chizhik takes the spotlight and the result is that he truly enhances the band's signature sound. 'Village Hassle' offers a unique blend of rare groove and instrumental reggae-soul - the A-side highlights Chizhik's vibraphone prowess, intertwining it with a dynamic instrumental backbeat. On the flip side, 'Monthly Rainfall' delves into a soulful journey, characterized by cross-sticked snares and offbeat chord plucks which create an atmosphere reminiscent of slow-jammed soul with a contemporary twist.
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Trapped By A Thing Called Love (reissue)
Trapped By A Thing Called Love (reissue) ('heartbreaker' red vinyl LP)
Cat: 711574 952816. Rel: 22 Jan 25
Trapped By A Thing Called Love (2:37)
Now Run & Tell That (3:19)
Heartbreaker Of The Year (2:50)
Good Goody Getter (2:20)
Catch Me If You Can (3:04)
Hung Up, Strung Up (2:38)
Do Me Right (2:56)
The Deeper I Go (The Better It Gets) (2:24)
If You Should Loose Me (2:37)
Keep It Coming (2:33)
It's Too Late (3:14)
Review: Denise LaSalle's remarkable debut album first landed on Westbound Records in 1971, and soon launched her onto the global stage and established her as a powerhouse in soulful blues. Now, more than 50 years later, the album is reissued with remastering by Dave Gardner. Fusing her Chicago blues roots with soulful, modern arrangements, the record produced major hits highlighting her impeccable songwriting and commanding voice. An enduring classic of the genre, this album continues to woo audiences and is poised to attract a new generation of blues and soul enthusiasts as well as reaffirming LaSalle's legacy as one of the greats.
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Only Love Remains
Only Love Remains (limited gatefold LP in embossed sleeve)
Cat: YBI001 LP. Rel: 06 Nov 24
Lfouq Lfouq
Miss Ballad
YYY
Greatest Man
Allenby
YO
Only Love Remains
Prayers
Sarah Tinah
Metamorphose
Heavy Weight
Review: 'Only Love Remains' is Yemen Blues' boldest album to date and one that marks a departure from their previous releases. Created from finished compositions by vocalist Ravid Kahalani, the band spent two weeks in the studio with minimal ideas and simply allowed creativity to flow. The result is a powerful fusion of each member's unique cultural influences co-produced by bassist Shanir Ezra Blumenkranz. The album blends direct emotional connection with spiritual depth and so offers both enlightenment and questioning. Amid global political and cultural polarisation, Yemen Blues leads by example and makes for an inclusive celebration of unity and love through music.
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A Trip A Stumble A Fall Down On Your Knees
A Trip A Stumble A Fall Down On Your Knees (limited "toffee" brown vinyl LP (indie exclusive))
Cat: SOAKLPT 473. Rel: 06 Jun 24
Move To The Country (4:47)
Internet Cowboys (4:08)
San Francisco Sound '67 (5:08)
A Trip & A Stumble (For Leya) (4:36)
This Way (4:27)
Backbone Slip (4:18)
Let The Music Talk (4:07)
Funky Music (4:11)
Cryin' Out Loud (4:14)
Elisabeth (4:06)
Review: You'd have to be some kind of human not to have a soft spot for Seasick Steve. Having graced us with a relentless list of amazing albums, and amazing album titles - Dog House Music, I Started Out With Nothin', You Can't Teach An Old Dog New Tricks, Keepin' The Horse Between Me and the Ground - his legacy is well and truly cast in cement. As is his reputation as a straight talking, blues peddling, guitar modifying doyen of drawly balladry and raucous barroom anthems. A Trip a Stumble a Fall Down on Your Knees is classic Steve, and yet it's also a move on from recent outings such as Blues In Mono, a collection of largely solo, acoustic, stripped back offerings. Here then we're fully plugged in and rolling deep with an entourage, the result being a record that feels as humid and atmospheric as it does late night and gruff. The quest to find America again seems to be over for now then.
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Overpass Boy
Overpass Boy (limited translucent green vinyl LP)
Cat: KCR 12014LPC1. Rel: 01 Aug 24
Jackie (3:28)
Every Promise (4:37)
Little Valley (3:45)
Interlude (2:01)
Out Here (3:30)
Walk With You (3:51)
Little Hours (5:47)
Waiting On You (4:36)
Review: For fans of Iron & Wine, Michael Nau, and Leonard Cohen, Reverend Baron's Overpass Boy offers a surely irresistible meditation on Los Angeles. Danny Garcia, formerly a pro skater and Drugdealer band member, created this album with a spontaneous mindset. It has worked to date with over 4.4 million streams and 135.4k monthly listeners on Spotify which proves his blend of soul, doo-wop, and East LA grooves is loved far and wide. This album was recorded at various LA locations and tells the story of a young wanderer through poetic observations and longings. Featuring stacked harmonies, gentle percussion, and Garcia's own instrumentals, it captures the city's essence and emotional depth and comes on limited Coke bottle clear vinyl.
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Grant/McGuire/Flaherty
Grant/McGuire/Flaherty (10" + MP3 download code limited to 300 copies)
Cat: CR 288. Rel: 09 Jan 25
Spoonful (2:24)
New Five Cent Piece (4:04)
Cotton Mill Blues (For Kinney Rorrer) (4:05)
Dry & Dusty
Taner's Farm
Kneel At The Cross (0:36)
Review: This wonderful album delivers a tight, vibing collection of traditional old-time Appalachian music. Featuring Liam Grant on guitar, Grayson McGuire on fiddle and Devon Flaherty on banjo and guitar, this debut recording brims with raw, authentic talent. It was recorded straight to cassette with no overdubs and despite the carefree atmosphere, the trio expertly channels the spirit of old-time music. Tracks like 'Dry and Dusty' and 'Taner's Farm' reflect their playful yet poignant approach by blending upbeat melodies with deeper themes of rural life and hard times. This one is a real charmer.
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It's Getting Sweeter (reissue)
Cat: ER 6015. Rel: 02 Jan 24
It's Getting Sweeter (5:01)
Love Is (4:36)
Review: Greg Jolly's 1981 jam 'It's Getting Sweeter' is the subject of this new tidy reissue on US label Enjoy. It's a real deep funk classic that has a lo-fi feel and vocals full of love and passion from both the male lead and the sweet female backers. The chords and drums are gently persuasive and it's a great way to ease yourself into an evening. This 45rpm is backed with 'Love Is' which picks up the pace and has a more funky and propulsive beat with acrobatic falsettos up top finishing it in style.
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The '67 Demos
The '67 Demos (1-sided heavyweight white vinyl LP)
Cat: LPBEAT 148C. Rel: 25 Jan 24
Second Time Around (5:43)
Doctor Please (10:10)
Summertime Blues (4:34)
Review: There are moments in the spellbinding and often criminally overlooked Blue Cheer anthem, 'Summertime Blues', when it feels like we've descended into the depths of industrial guitar chaos. A cacophony of feedback, growls, and low, rumbling refrains. A pithy reinterpretation of Eddie Cochran's 1958 hit single, here rendered obtuse for the second, decidedly less-radio and commercial-friendly rock 'n' roll generation.

The whole version plays out in a way that's much like we can imagine Jimi Hendrix might have made happen. Grizzled, gritty, fraught and, ultimately, very loud indeed. It's a standout on this triple-A-side of 1967 Blue Cheer demos, three tracks committed to the pantheons when the psychedelic blues and acid rockers were first beginning to focus their energies. But while the aforementioned is the main event, everything here shows why there was so much excitement around them in the first place.
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Spirits
Spirits (limited purple vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: LPNW 5901IE. Rel: 24 Feb 25
Lights On Me (3:50)
Spirits (3:37)
Ghosts Are Weak (3:07)
Half As High (2:33)
Hard Times (3:17)
The Devil Wins (3:58)
The Dark Gets The Best Of You (4:31)
Fallen Champions (3:53)
The Gift (3:24)
Divide And Conquer (2:40)
I Love Doing Drugs (3:10)
Poison Well (3:37)
Review: Americana trio The Devil Makes Three bring us their first album since the 2018 release, Chains are Broken. And good things come to those who wait as the saying goes. The California natives have traded the more electrified sound of the previous album and returned to their stripped-down roots, whilst still pushing sonic boundaries with a lush atmospheric feel throughout. A big stand out is 'Hard Times', which is a banjo-flecked banger that feels like a nod to Woody Guthrie thanks to its empathy with people who are struggling and it takes aim at neoliberalism: "It's hard, hard, hard times / They'll charge you dollars / While they're paying you in dimes/ When they said it was going to trickle down / You know that they were lying." What a likeable bunch.
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Nashville 1979
Nashville 1979 (red vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: YDLP 005. Rel: 06 Jan 25
You Can Have My Husband (2:55)
Rude Mood (3:25)
Pride & Joy (3:00)
Oh, Yeah (3:03)
Love Struck Baby (2:08)
Ti-Ni-Nee-Ni-Nu (2:47)
Gonna Miss Me (2:26)
I Wonder Why (5:35)
I'm Crying (3:33)
Sugar Coated Loving (3:27)
Review: This pink vinyl reissue of a blues classic has been taken from an acetate copy of the original session tales as for dis they were destroyed some years ago. It includes a full insert with plenty of backstory about the band that recorded this in Nashville in 1979. The record captures the raw energy and brilliance of a young Stevie Ray Vaughan on the cusp of stardom as he showcases his unmatched guitar skills, fiery blues rock styles and the great synergy with his band, Double Trouble. Packed with electrifying solos and heartfelt vocals this is a thrilling listen from early on in the journey of one of blues rock's greatest legends.
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Live In '69
Cat: RANDB 147LP. Rel: 03 Oct 24
(You'll) Go To Hell (3:58)
Ain't Got No - I Got Life (2:50)
Backlash Blues (2:24)
I Put A Spell On You (2:30)
Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood (5:27)
Why? (The King Of Love Is Dead) (5:05)
Four Women (7:09)
Save Me (5:52)
Ain't Got No - I Got Life (4:41)
To Love Somebody (7:07)
Review: It is fair to say that this Nina Simone live album really captures the legendary singer at her raw and most powerful best. Recorded during her 1969 European tour, this live recording showcases Simone's incredible ability to blend genres-jazz, blues, folk, and soul-while delivering deeply emotional performances. Songs like 'Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood' and 'Why? (The King Of Love Is Dead)' reflect her lyrical prowess and elsewhere her activism and social consciousness shine through. Her haunting renditions of classics, combined with virtuosic piano playing, make for a magnetic listen that all these years on is a great record of Simone's enduring brilliance, charisma, and her role as a vital cultural and musical innovator.
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Live In Switzerland 1972
Cat: HSPCD 2048. Rel: 25 Jul 24
Going To My Hometown
Presentation
In Your Town
Used To Be
Interview
Hoodoo Man
Presentation
Messing With The Kid
Presentation
I Could've Had Religion
Messing With The Kid (Popgala; Vliegermolen, Voorborg, March 10th 1973 - bonus)
Hands Off (Popgala; Vliegermolen, Voorborg, March 10th 1973 - bonus)
Review: In 1972, Irish blues guitarist Rory Gallagher was at the peak of his powers. On the back of two much-loved and critically acclaimed albums, Gallagher was named Melody Maker's Musician of the Year. Before scooping that gong, he toured Europe and, while in Switzerland, recorded a now legendary session for Radio Suisse. This CD showcases that session in full, complete with crowd noise and trademark effects aplenty, with Gallagher and his band's dazzling - if fuzzy and lo-fi, in keeping with the original recording - blues and blues-rock performances (Gallagher's squally and extended guitar solos are especially memorable) being joined by interview experts and introductions by the radio station's unnamed disc jockey.


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I Feel Like Steppin' Out
Cat: LPH 804. Rel: 13 Feb 25
Signifying Money (2:47)
Reno Blues (3:03)
After While (We Gonna Drink A Little Whiskey) (3:05)
You Sure Look Good To Me (2:44)
Big Three Boogie (2:35)
No More Sweet Potatoes (2:50)
My Love Will Never Die (2:47)
Ebony Rhapsody (3:00)
I Feel Like Steppin' Out (2:57)
Just Can't Let Her Be (2:46)
Lonesome (2:21)
Appetite Blues (2:37)
Evening (2:58)
I'll Be Right Some Day (2:22)
Blue Because Of You (2:29)
Violent Love (2:56)
Review: This is one of a couple of The Big Three Trio albums that are being reissued right now. The threesome in question was a pioneering blues group led by Willie Dixon whose influence shaped Chicago blues in the early years. I Feel Like Steppin' Out captures the trio's smooth harmonies and neat rhythms as well as being united by Dixon's signature bass playing. Blending jump blues, boogie-woogie and early r&b, this one has a lively, feel-good energy and tracks like the title cut are a fine example of the trio's polished yet raw sound which laid the foundation for modern blues and rock. Their sophisticated style and rich vocal harmonies paired with top songwriting would stand them apart today as much as they did back in the 50s.
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Fresh Squeeze
Cat: LFSPT 2006. Rel: 07 May 24
Cadillac Converter (3:45)
Fresh Squeeze (3:50)
Sticky Beets (3:27)
Interlude (No 1) (0:24)
Afrenetic (4:28)
Grease On The Range (3:43)
Interlude (No 2) (0:40)
818 Don't Hate (4:54)
Son! (2:47)
Slick (3:15)
Interlude (No 3) (0:46)
Clapper Dapper (3:43)
Lo-Fi Beats To Study To (3:35)
Outro (0:40)
Review: Fresh Squeeze is a brand new full-length from Miami-based soul jazz trio Fat Produce, an outfit that is comprised of guitarist Addison Rifkind from The Soul Vaccinators, drummer Michael Duffy and world-renowned bass player Rene Camacho. All 14 of these cuts are soul-drenched and jazz instrumentals steeped in funk and hip-hop traditions and they were all made live and in the moment with no overdubs after the event. That lends the record a lived-in and authentic energy as it veers into Afro-tinged sounds like 'Affrentic,' straight-ahead soul-jazz cuts like 'Sticky Beets' and the compelling 'Slick.'



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Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues
Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues (limited numbered 180 gram audiophile translucent blue vinyl 2xLP + insert)
Cat: MOVLP 3538C. Rel: 20 Feb 24
Slide Thing (live) (3:01)
All Your Love I Miss Loving (live) (6:01)
Pride & Joy (3:39)
Dirty Pool (5:02)
Texas Flood (5:22)
Hug You, Squeeze You (live) (3:49)
The Things (That) I Used To Do (4:54)
Honey Bee (2:42)
Give Me Back My Wig (4:08)
The Sky Is Crying (live) (7:20)
Look At Little Sister (3:09)
Empty Arms (3:04)
Come On (part 3) (4:33)
Ain't Got 'N' Give Up On Love (live) (6:32)
Mary Had A Little Lamb (live) (6:08)
Leave My Girl Alone (4:16)
Review: Martin Scorsese's Martin Scorsese Presents The Blues series may not be the Academy Award-winning director's most famous contribution to popular culture, but the PBS documentary film saga, in which the legendary director takes us on a journey through the development of a sound he holds dear to his heart, is well worth looking for. Featuring luminaries such as John Lee Hooker, Lightnin' Hopkins, Muddy Waters, and more, each episode welcomes a different filmmaker, allowing them to refocus on artists they love. For this album spin-off, we centre attention on the mighty Stevie Ray Vaughan, one of the most influential of all blues musicians who tragically died at the age of 35 in a helicopter crash. Although far younger than many of the greats he's often listed alongside, his exceptional abilities on the guitar, and often unique sonics, set him apart from almost anyone else, alive or dead. Listen to what we mean here.
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Songs I Like To Sing! (reissue)
Cat: CR 714. Rel: 23 Jan 25
If I Could Be With You (3:25)
Don't Worry 'Bout Me (3:02)
Mean To Me (3:30)
Every Now & Then (3:52)
I Want A Roof Over My Head (3:02)
St Louis Blues (2:48)
You're Driving Me Crazy (3:12)
My Old Flame (3:23)
Million Dollar Secret (4:10)
Love Me Or Leave Me (3:02)
Imagination (3:07)
Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone (2:45)
Review: Jazz vocalist Helen Humes is not as well known as some of her peers, but that isn't for lack of talent. This was her second album on Contemporary Records and it came in 1961 as a fully realised exhibition of her vocal versatility and charm. Conducted by Marty Paich, the record features an all-star lineup including saxman Art Pepper, bass from Leroy Vinnegar, drums by Shelly Manne and guitar from Barney Kessel. This reissue has been meticulously crafted with AAA lacquers cut from the original master tapes by Bernie Grundman so is an authentic representation of the original magical sound with unmatched fidelity.
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Live From The Ash Grove Plus!
Cat: LIBH 5140. Rel: 26 Jun 24
Couldn't Be Satisfied (1:58)
Intro To Questionnaire Blues (1:26)
Questionnaire Blues (2:03)
Into To Ain't It Crazy (0:26)
Ain't It Crazy (1:04)
Into To Don't The Moon Look Pretty (3:29)
Don't The Moon Look Pretty (1:57)
Into To Black & Evil (0:25)
Black & Evil (1:41)
Lightnin's Boogie (2:07)
Into To What'd I Say (0:26)
What'd I Say (1:57)
Into To How Long Have It Been Since You Been Home? (1:48)
How Long Have It Been Since You Been Home? (1:13)
Black Cadillac (3:22)
Coffee House Blues (2:19)
Hi-Heel Sneakers (2:13)
Lightnin' Can Do It (3:03)
You're Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone (1:49)
Hardly Trying (4:57)
Review: Samuel John Hopkins was born in 1912 into poverty in Centerville, Texas and discovered the blues early, apparently meeting Blind Lemon Jefferson at a church picnic. In 1946, he was scouted by Aladdin Records in Houston and brought to Los Angeles by Lola Anne Cullum. At Aladdin, he recorded solo and with pianist Wilson Smith, earning the nickname "Lightning" while Smith became "Thunder." Returning to Houston, Hopkins became renowned for his improvisational skill and guitar prowess. His influence extended widely; Jimmie Vaughan credited him with paving the way for Jimi Hendrix. This collection features previously unreleased live performances, blending acoustic soul with electric energy from venues like Los Angeles' Ash Grove and Palo Alto's In Your Ear Club.
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