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Carter Family - Collection Vol. 2 1935-41 (6CD Box) (CD)
€25,00Quick ViewThe Carter Family are among the most important artists in the entire history of popular music. They were pioneers in writing and recording folk and country music for the commercial market, and their huge output of songs and recordings has become a major influence on music that has come after them in bluegrass, country, gospel, folk, skiffle, pop and rock. Acrobat has recognised their importance by creating two 6-CD sets to present the primary element of their recorded output – those recordings between 1927 and 1941 featuring the original incarnation of the group, A.P. Carter, his wife Sara Carter, and his sister in-law Maybelle Carter. This is the second of those sets, and addresses the years from 1935 to 1941, in a 130-track 6-CD collection comprising just about all their releases from this era on the Conqueror, Decca and Bluebird labels. It features their landmark1935 hit “Can The Circle Be Unbroken”, along with many other classics which have become standards in folk and country repertoire, and provides a substantial and enlightening showcase for their unique talents. These two highly significant releases will give enthusiasts the chance to have a comprehensive collection of the first era Carter Family recordings, complete with Acrobat’s usual substantial booklet with comprehensive discographical information and detailed narrative.
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Carter Family - Collection Vol. 1 1927-34 (6CD Box) (CD)
€25,00Quick ViewThe Carter Family are among the most important artists in the entire history of popular music. They were pioneers in writing and recording folk and country music for the commercial market, and their huge output of songs and recordings has become a major influence on music that has come after them in bluegrass, country, gospel, folk, skiffle, pop and rock. Acrobat has recognised their importance by creating two 6-CD sets to present the primary element of their recorded output – those recordings between 1927 and 1941 featuring the original incarnation of the group, A.P. Carter, his wife Sara Carter, and his sister in-law Maybelle Carter. This first of the sets addresses the years from 1927 to 1934, in a 125-track 6-CD collection comprising just about all their releases from this era on the Victor, Montgomery Ward and Bluebird labels. It features their famous hits from these years, including “Bury Me Under The Weeping Willow”, Keep On the Sunny Side”, Wildwood Flower”, “I’m Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes”, “Little Darling Pal of Mine”, “Worried Man Blues”, and “Lonesome Valley” along with other classics like “My Clinch Mountain Home”, “Foggy Mountain Top”, “John Hardy” and “Jimmie Brown The Newsboy”. These two highly significant releases will give enthusiasts the chance to have a comprehensive collection of the first era Carter Family recordings, complete with Acrobat’s usual comprehensive discographical information and detailed narrative.
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Nelson Willie - Live At Budokan (2LP, RSD) (LP)
€35,00Quick ViewIn 1984, Willie Nelson was coming into the beginning of his popularity, having racked up 16 No. 1 country hits from the previous decade and crossing over to the pop charts multiple times, while starring in a series of hit movies and becoming one of the most recognized figures in popular culture. He united fans across genres and generations and his live shows had already become legendary. In February of that year, he performed in Tokyo to kick off a five-city tour that marked his first time playing in Japan, showing how global his appeal had become. The first shows were at the Budokan, the legendary martial arts hall, and the February 23rd show was recorded and filmed for broadcast, eventually seeing release only as a laserdisc in Japan. However, the video was never released anywhere else and the audio was never released at all…until now. Exclusively on vinyl for participating independent retailers for RSD Black Friday, this performance finds Willie and Family at a monumental point of their powers and includes a 27-song, hit-filled set across two LPs.
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Townes Van Zandt - At My Window (35th Anniversary Edition, RSD) (LP)
€37,00Quick View35th Anniversary Edition of the only Townes Van Zandt’s studio album recorded in the ‘80s, his first for Sugar Hill Records.
Featuring a collection of melancholy songs about love and heartbreak, At My Window finds Van Zandt at the height of his songwriting powers, where no sense of intimacy is lost in the grand landscapes he depicts.
Pressed on sky blue vinyl for RSD Black Friday.
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Parton Dolly - Release Me (And Let Me Love Again) / Makin’ Believe (Red 7″ Vinyl) (7 single/EP)
€16,00Quick ViewWitness the beginning of country legend Dolly Parton on this collectible 7″ vinyl featuring vintage tracks!
Both tracks were recorded in Nashville 1963 by a 16 year old TN born vocalist looking for her big break…and finding it!
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Nelson Willie - American Rebel (Red Marble Vinyl) (LP)
€29,00Quick ViewA hand-selected compilation of early ‘60s tracks from national treasure and one of the most iconic American vocalists, songwriters and rebels, Willie Nelson!
Highlighted by such timeless classics as “New Way To Cry,” “A Moment Isn’t Very Long,” “Let’s Pretend We’re Strangers,” “Any Old Arms Won’t Do” and more!
Digitally remastered audio for superior sonic quality!
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Lewis Linda Gail - Early Sides 1963-1973 (Digipak) (CD)
€20,00Quick ViewVintage early recordings from a true pioneering female rock artist, and sister of Jerry Lee Lewis, Linda Gail Lewis!
These early singles represent a diverse mix of musical styles from rockabilly to country to good old fashion rock ‘n’ roll!
Includes 2 tracks with special guest Jerry Lee Lewis!
Full color gatefold jacket with detailed personnel credits and vintage photos!
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Lewis Linda Gail - Early Sides 1963-1973 (Purple Splatter Vinyl) (LP)
€33,00Quick ViewVintage early recordings from a true pioneering female rock artist, and sister of Jerry Lee Lewis, Linda Gail Lewis!
These early singles represent a diverse mix of musical styles from rockabilly to country to good old fashion rock ‘n’ roll!
Includes 2 tracks with special guest Jerry Lee Lewis!
Full color gatefold jacket with detailed personnel credits and vintage photos!
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Gibbs Richard - No Use To Grieve (LP)
€25,00Quick ViewUltra rare Louisiana country / hardcore honky-tonk/ private press masterpiece from 1970
• All original songs and a beyond essential shoulda-been-country-music-classic
• Carefully restored and remastered sound.
• Extensive liner notes by Luke Torn (Uncut Magazine)
• Deluxe gatefold sleeve
• Printed inner sleeve
• Colored vinyl
• From the same label that brought you the highly acclaimed Rodger Wilhoit reissue
Louisiana is a unique place. Only the backwoods of Mississippi, Alabama and South Texas can come close to the vibe that emanates from places like Alexandria, Crowley, Lake Charles and all the surrounding backwater towns.
Dark back roads lined with run down bars and roadhouses where people work hard and drink harder.
In Nashville they cried in their beer, in Richard Gibbs’ world it was blood that filled their shot glasses. Richard wrote of loneliness, booze and a need to escape a life of despair. Gibbs’ voice is half bayou/half barroom as he tells stories like “Drinkin’ Spree”, “Empty Glass”, “Too Busy Hurtin’” and “Ten Bottles Of Whiskey”. But it’s the title track that exposes the raw nerves of our storyteller’s psyche – as he treats his immortality like a plastic cup from “Nickel Beer Night”.
Richard is a drunk, bruised, sad sack of a character who stumbles home after lamenting his love-life and losing at fisticuffs.I don’t know of any LP that captures the depths of emotion and feeling of gloom that “No Use To Grieve” exudes. Even amongst the hardest core Country collectors this LP is unknown.
Now Sweden’s Sweet Mental Revenge Records have tracked Richard Gibbs and guitarist Belton Thibodeaux down for interviews and the extensive liner notes written by Luke Torn (Uncut Magazine) finally tells the story of one of country music’s holiest grail.
