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Apache - Apache EP (Käytetty 7 single/EP)
€30,00Quick ViewABOUT THE BAND (From Black Rose Records)
When I first saw this band I knew they were fantastic. Not only were they great singers and musicians, but they had that special stage presence that really got the crowd going. They always gave that little extra to keep the audience involved. They flipped the original rockabilly sound on its head and made great music. We all still remain great friends and they still play around the New England area with different bands.
Band Members:
Mike Fante: Vocals & rhythm guitar
Gary Brewer: Vocals & lead guitar
Ed Flemming: Bass guitar
“Wild Bill” Ferrarini: Drums
Back up vocals: “The Apachettes” Cheryl Philpot, Susan Cyr & Louise CyrRecorded at North Country Sounds in Auburn, N.H. Engineered by Tom Bartlett
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Reed Jimmy - The New Jimmy Reed Album (Käytetty LP/12)
€30,00Quick ViewOrig USA. Original innersleeve
Bass – Jimmy Gresham
Drums – Al Duncan
Edited By – Harry Levi
Guitar – Jimmy Reed, Jr., William Lefty Bates*
Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals – Jimmy Reed
Liner Notes – Sheldon Harris (2)
Producer – Al SmithNotes
Recorded Chicago 4&8/11/1966.
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Mississippi Fred McDowell - Jesus On The Mainline (2CD) (CD)
€29,00Quick View2 CD Set Contains Previously Unreleased Performances. JESUS ON THE MAINLINE is drawn from two 1971 concerts; April 14th, 1971 in Tacoma, Washington, and November 5th, 1971 at the Gaslight In New York, which would prove to be the final recording of the Delta Blues legend. The bottleneck guitarist was 67 years old when these tracks were recorded and his passion and conviction seem to have strengthened with the years. At this point in McDowell’s career he had shifted to playing electric slide guitar. Accompanying McDowell’s gruff voice, the guitar often seems to finish the singer’s sentences for him; it’s like listening to an old married couple.
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Gray Billy - Nowhere To Go (But Out Of My Mind) (CD)
€20,00Quick ViewYksi vuoden kovimmista julkaisuista. Suurin osa on alkuperäisensti julkaistu vain promonoina.
Previously unavailable on vinyl for more than 50 years, this rare collection of tracks presents a wealth of hits that helped define country music in the ‘60s – and beyond!
If you don’t remember Western Swing in its heyday, or the first generation of Texas Honky Tonk, you may not know Billy Gray. Aside from a select group of music aficionados and musicologists, Billy Gray’s name and significant contributions to country music and western swing have simply gone unrecognized for far too long.
Musically, there were many shades of Billy Gray. Singer, Songwriter, Musician, Performer, Arranger, Bandleader. Whether on stage or in the studio, Billy Gray personified what this music was – and still is – all about.
Billy played behind some of Country Music’s biggest names – Hank Thompson, Ray Price and Willie Nelson – served as Thompson’s and Price’s bandleader – and built quite a following in his own right with his own bands, The Western Okies, The Nuggets and The Cowtowners.
Billy Gray, together with the legendary Hank Thompson created a wealth of hits that helped to define the country music of an era, and beyond, helped launch the career of future rockabilly legend Wanda Jackson, and greatly influenced the future sound of country music.
— Joe Hopkins
Rarely heard tracks from the personification of country, western swing, and Texas honky-tonk!
Reissued on CD for the first time!
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Gray Billy - Nowhere To Go (But Out Of My Mind) (LP)
€33,00Quick ViewYksi vuoden kovimmista julkaisuista. Suurin osa on alkuperäisensti julkaistu vain promonoina.
Previously unavailable on vinyl for more than 50 years, this rare collection of tracks presents a wealth of hits that helped define country music in the ‘60s – and beyond!
If you don’t remember Western Swing in its heyday, or the first generation of Texas Honky Tonk, you may not know Billy Gray. Aside from a select group of music aficionados and musicologists, Billy Gray’s name and significant contributions to country music and western swing have simply gone unrecognized for far too long.
Musically, there were many shades of Billy Gray. Singer, Songwriter, Musician, Performer, Arranger, Bandleader. Whether on stage or in the studio, Billy Gray personified what this music was – and still is – all about.
Billy played behind some of Country Music’s biggest names – Hank Thompson, Ray Price and Willie Nelson – served as Thompson’s and Price’s bandleader – and built quite a following in his own right with his own bands, The Western Okies, The Nuggets and The Cowtowners.
Billy Gray, together with the legendary Hank Thompson created a wealth of hits that helped to define the country music of an era, and beyond, helped launch the career of future rockabilly legend Wanda Jackson, and greatly influenced the future sound of country music.
— Joe Hopkins
Rarely heard tracks from the personification of country, western swing, and Texas honky-tonk!
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Sir Douglas Quintet - Texas Tornado: Live From the Ash Grove Santa Monica 1971 (RSD) (LP)
€27,50Quick ViewThis previously-unreleased live set hasn’t ever been available and makes its debut on this vinyl release. Features The Sir Douglas Quintet hits ”She’s About a Mover” alongside the later ”Mendocino” with six more party starters. The band came out of the box swinging in 1965 with the international hit ”She’s About a Mover” fronted by Doug Sahm alongside Vox organ player Augie Meyers and a trio of talented musicians. They quickly established a fanbase in Texas before relocating their mix of regional Mexican conjunto and British Invasion flash to San Francisco. Touring frequently, the Quintet was in top form when they visited the legendary Los Angeles nightclub the Ash Grove in 1971 for this performance.
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Barnestormers - Same (CD)
€20,00Quick ViewLoistava uutukainen. Melkoinen superkokoonpano!
THE BARNESTORMERS – A ROCKABILLY SUPERGROUP FEATURING JIMMY BARNES, JOOLS HOLLAND, CHRIS CHENEY, SLIM JIM PHANTOM and KEVIN SHIRLEY.
What you have right here is rockabilly royalty. They’re global allstars who swing like a gate. They make the finest, finger poppin’ grooves to shake your local juke joint since the glory days of fenders and fins. Hold tight kiddo.
Flip your lid for each of them now …. pounding the ivories is East End boogie-woogie dice slinger, and UK music legend,
Jools Holland. In the red corner, on sticks, skins and steel, from the City Of Angels via Brooklyn, it’s the signature
Stray Cat backbeat of Slim Jim Phantom. In the blue corner, from Melbourne, slinging his hollow body Gretsch low and drawing quick – Chris Cheney from the Living End. Who’s the ringmaster for all this? Studio daddy-o, Kevin “Caveman” Shirley on the flying faders. And last, but definitely not least, wearing the championship belt of 20 number one albums, on vocals, the storming heart and soul of Australian rock’n’roll … Jimmy Barnes.They’re spread across three continents but they’re all coming from the same place. Crazy right? They’re kids who grew up
as greasers, listening to real gone 45’s with a whole lotta shakin’ goin’ on. It took The Big Flu to bring them together. “Hey, while we’re all stuck inside let’s bake a biscuit about cuttin’ loose”, said the Caveman …. and so they did.
Sure looks like fun. Check out Vince Ray’s unmistakeable trashcomic artwork, brought to cartoon life in Italy by Marco
Pavone, then strap yourself in for the tunes. First off the line is ‘Johnny’s Gone’ … the story of a Rebel flaming out for his cause. Next flag to drop? A real wild child.Their wax is for all the cats with weekends on their minds. Turn it on, turn it up, then turn it over and do it again. Forget
about breaking your back in the burning heat. There’s no more working for The Man. What are you waiting for? Your life’s
a lonesome train running out of track so grab a special someone who whispers sweet nothings in your ear and go make
some crazy, crazy lovin’ in that big back seat.Then hit the highway home with your windows rolled way down. Play The Barnestormers so loud that you can’t hear the
police sirens. Put all your troubles in the rear view as you push that pedal to the metal. Then? Lift off! Be wild … real wild. Time’s up, time is money, time please. -
Neanderthals - The Modern Stone-Age Family (Grey) (LP)
€35,00Quick ViewSince first bursting on the rock’n’roll scene in 1994, there has been much speculation about the origins, identity, and the possible hidden agenda of the cave beat combo, The Neanderthals. Were they actual prehistoric hominids brought to modern times through means unknown? This version of Modern Stone-Age Family includes a favorite from their ritualistic live performances: the sphere smearing “Ballbuster Baby,” available on vinyl here for the first time!
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Neanderthals - In Space (Yellow) (LP)
€35,00Quick ViewMore than a decade and a half after The Neanderthals in Space first appeared on Earth, this second-ever vinyl version of the album features an unearthed recording called “Devil Or Angel,” along with 15 more primordial cuts! Featuring primitive beats, animalistic grunts, and desperate rock’n’roll, we believe you’ll find this prehistoric platter is indeed an extraterrestrial slobberknocker.
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Harris Emmylou - Stumble Into Grace (LP)
€35,00Quick ViewAvailable on vinyl for the first time. This edition is on bone white vinyl. Harris offers her second disc of original material and is joined by such guests as Linda Ronstadt, Kate and Anna McGarrigle, Gillian Welch, and Jane Siberry. Newsweekdeclares, ”Her stellar voice takes on new depth when tied to songs this personal. ”
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Leo Bud Welch - Angels In Heaven Done Signed My Name (LP)
€37,00Quick ViewLeo Bud Welch, the deceased delta bluesman, spent his life honing his musical craft. The Mississippi native and 30-year lumberjack performed as a gospel singer in his small hometown for years before he made his first record when he was in his seventies. The influence of the region he called home, his years of musicianship, and his well lived life blended together to create music that was as unique as he was. The stunning posthumous album, The Angels in Heaven Done Signed My Name, was produced by Dan Auerbach at his Easy Eye Sound studios in Nashville, Tennessee just before Leo’s death in December of 2017 and also features performances by the late Richard Swift.
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Blaze Foley - If I Could Only Fly / Let Me Ride in Your Big Cadillac (7 single/EP)
€25,00Quick ViewBack in 1979, Blaze Foley presented his first single. If I Could Only Fly / Let Me Ride Your Big Cadillac was released by short life label Zephyr Records and A side song became one of most loved songs from Blaze. The 7″ became a high collector’s item and Mapache Records brings for the first time a stand alone reissue of this legendary 45 r.p.m. record.
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Holiday Tony - Motel Mississippi (CD)
€18,00Quick ViewThere’s something about Tony Holiday that draws people together. In fact, community has been at the core of Holiday’s young career from the beginning. Since relocating from Salt Lake City to Memphis in 2017, Holiday has been at the center of a soul blues revival in Memphis, anchored by a contingent of young, savvy well-schooled musicians with a ”family-like” attitude and a strong belief in one another. Mentored by past legends, Holiday and this loose Memphis collective are building on the city’s rich traditions and carrying them forward.
Motel Mississippi, Holiday’s 2nd solo album, was recorded about an hour outside Memphis in Coldwater, Mississippi, at Zebra Ranch, the studio of the late great Memphis legend Jim Dickinson (The Rolling Stones, Big Star). Combining the sounds of North Mississippi Hill Country, Delta Blues, and Memphis soul, Motel Mississippi is equal parts hypnotic blues, driving soul, and juke joint stomper. The album consists of six originals and two covers, ”Rob & Steal” by Paul Wine Jones and ”Nobody But You” by Asie Payton. Like with previous projects, Motel Mississippi began as a collaborative effort, this time between Holiday, guitarist/songwriter A.J. Fullerton and guitarist/producer Dave Gross who shared production duties with Fullerton. Rich sonic layers provide a forward-thinking quality to these productions, conjuring up a vibe that’s modern and retro at the same time. The drone and drive of songs like ”Rob & Steal” and ”Get By” contrast with juke joint grooves like ”Just As Gone” while diving into new territory with the Cajun-infused double harmonica instrumental ”Yazoo River.” The album was recorded by another mainstay of recent Memphis recording, Kevin Houston (Southern Avenue, North Mississippi Allstars, G. Love). Other musicians on the album include Lee Williams Jr. On drums, Terrance Grayson on Bass, Aubrey McCrady on guitar, Jake Friel on Harmonica, and Mikey Junior on backup vocals. Motel Mississippi follows 2020’s Soul Service, produced by another regular collaborator, Southern Avenue’s Ori Naftaly. This followed two volumes of Tony Holiday’s Porch Sessions, which saw Holiday traveling across the United States and throughout Europe recording blues musicians on their very own front porches, in front of juke joints, in the countryside, and even on the front stoops of raucous night spots in bustling cities, resulting in two critically acclaimed albums. The guestlist struck a balance between older legends like Grammy® winners Charlie Musselwhite and Bobby Rush, former Muddy Waters guitarist John Primer and the iconic Lurie Bell, alongside some of Holiday’s peers Southern Avenue, Victor Wainwright, and John Németh. The latter two have served as important mentors for Holiday since his move to Memphis. There’s something in the water in Memphis, and Tony Holiday has tapped into it to contribute to an exciting new chapter unfolding in this storied region.
