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Spedding Chris (feat. Robert Gordon and others) - Joyride (LP)
€20,00Quick ViewVinyl companion to the fantastic studio album from guitar legend Chris Spedding supported by a star-studded guest list including The Smith’s Johnny Marr, Roxy Music’s Bryan Ferry, Robert Gordon, Sex Pistol Glen Matlock and more!
”Joyland sounds expert and well-crafted… smart, entertaining stuff with lots of great guitar work and atmosphere to spare” –
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Billie Holiday, Nina Simone, Bettye Lavette - Original Grooves (RSD) (LP)
€15,00Quick ViewReleased RSD BF 11.27.2020 US
Limited Edition 2,500
Label on front reads: ”Introducing original grooves with Parallel Grooves, You Won’t Know What You’ll Hear Until The Needle Drops!”Back : ”Original Grooves showcases the vinyl cutting technology known as ”parallel grooves,” where grooves are cut side-by-side instead of one after another, allowing for a different aural experience depending on where the needle is dropped.
The first of this series comes from the legends Bille Holiday (Side A) and Nina Simone (Side B). The Blues Hall of Fame member and five-time Grammy nominee Bettye LaVette powerfully reinterprets both ’Strange Fruit’ and ’I Hold No Grudge’ on corresponding sides of this rare 12″, ”hidden” within the neighboring grooves.”
musical accompaniment credits for Betty Levette versions are the same
Track A1 Ⓟ1939 UMG Recordings, Inc.
Track B1 Ⓟ1967 The Verve Music Group, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc. -
Beach Boys - With the Royal Philharmonic 2LP (LP)
€20,00Quick View2018 collection. The Beach Boys With The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra is an album pairing original, classic vocal performances by the Beach Boys with newly-written symphonic arrangements by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, recorded at Abbey Road Studios. The RPO convened in the hallowed Studio 2 at Abbey Road to record the new orchestral arrangements. The orchestra was conducted by Steve Sidwell and Sally Herbert, who also wrote several of the arrangements. Beach Boys co-founder Mike Love adds: ”This album is one of a kind. I think the fact that the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra has accompanied the Beach Boys with these great arrangements is just a phenomenal thing. It’s a whole other dimension to our music.”
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Demon Raid - Final Day (LP)
€13,50Quick ViewHere it is!!!, nearly 2 years since its recording!! the second album by this great Finnish psychobilly trio featuring Juha who played bass for several psycho outfits as Deepsix, Mental hospital, Evil gnomes
The digital version of this will be out through Jungle Records (finland), we will take care of this ultra limited vinyl run. Demon Raid offers one of the best albums to come out recently in a 90’s psychobilly style, if their first album was good this one is and absolute killer song by song!! Mix of tempos with prominent fast numbers with relentless slap bass and catchy melodies remembering some times a bit of the Nekromantix on their Brought Back to life era but yet very far from being imitators or rip offs of any other band, this also could be considered as a mature version of the old Mental Hospital in a more melodic direction. 14 selfpenned numbers , Final Day is strictly limited to 150 copies on black vinyl, including lyrics and pics inlay, hand numbered of course. -
Johnson Wilko - I Keep It To Myself / The Best Of Wilko Johnson (2LP) (LP)
€23,00Quick View2017 release. Continuing his association with the reactivated Chess imprint, the label that issued so many of the tunes that inspired him in his youth, I Keep It To Myself – The Best Of Wilko Johnson draws together 25 tracks recorded between 2008 and 2012 by the legendary guitarist and songwriter with backing largely provided by Norman Watt-Roy (bass) and Dylan Howe (drums), the same rhythm section that performed on Wilko’s enormously successful Going Back Home album with Roger Daltrey.
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Crayton Pee Wee - 1960 Debut Album (Ltd) (LP)
€15,00Quick ViewBonus Tracks, High Quality, Limited Edition!
Originally issued in 1960, the album includes previous Modern sides, some of them dating back to 1948. Featured here is a magnificent mix of emotional blues, jump tunes, electrifying boogies, and soulful ballads. Among the highlights you can find the opener “Texas Hop” – a jumpin’ instrumental with a rockin’ guitar solo and wailing sax, and the instrumental smash “Blues After Hours,” as well as great vocal numbers such as “California Women,” “Tired of Travelin’” and “My Everything,” among others. In addition to the original album, this limited collector’s edition includes 2 bonus tracks from the same period: the sumptuous ”I Love You So,” one of Crayton’s biggest hits, and the electrifying “Poppa Stoppa,” a guitar instrumental with exhilarating staccato picks on the high end of the neck.
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Boxmasters - Light Rays (LP)
€19,90Quick ViewAfter completing their 2019 Speck tour in the fall, The Boxmasters’ Bud and J.D. did as they ordinarily do and went back to the studio with a few songs and started recording. Another album titled Boxmasters ’66 was already finished before the tour, so with only the idea that the new songs would be a follow-up to that the recording process began. Drawing upon the sounds of the Vox Jaguar, Mellotron and Farfisa keyboards The Boxmasters formed their ninth release Light Rays.
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Mavericks - En Espanol 2LP (LP)
€25,00Quick ViewFresh off their 30th Anniversary and World Tour in 2019, the genre-bending, multi-platinum selling Mavericks are changing the game once again with the release of their first-ever Latin format album en Español. Produced by the band’s longtime creative partner Niko Bolas (Neil Young, Prince, Sheryl Crow) and Mavericks lead singer and principal songwriter Raul Malo, en Español features a compelling mix of standards and Spanish-language originals in signature Mavericks style.
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Johnson Wilko - Blow Your Mind (LP)
€15,00Quick View‘Blow Your Mind’ is Wilko’s first album of new material in 30 years, and is the sound of a man feeling very much alive.
Joining Wilko on the album are his long-standing band; Norman Watt Roy on bass and Dylan Howe on drums along with producer Dave Eringa who worked with them on the gold-selling album ‘Going Back Home’ with Roger Daltrey. Describing the record as ‘The album I never thought I’d get to write’ it deals with the trials and tribulations that he faced in the last five years, songs such as Marijuana and Take It Easy deal very directly with the terminal diagnosis he was given.
Speaking about the first sets of lyrics that he’d written in three decades Wilko says “It’s tricky when you get to seventy years old, because what am I supposed to be singing? “I love you, baby, but you done me wrong?” Come on! That’s kind of a problem. But I never thought that I’d be the sort of person to write songs about different sorts of real-life experiences until I got sick”.
Anyone expecting that Wilko’s particular brand of R&B to be softened by such heartfelt lyrics is in for a surprise, if anything his guitar style of ‘the chop’ as he calls it, is even more aggressive. The introspection of some of the tracks on the album is more than balanced out by the good time upbeat party feel of the title track, Beauty and I Love The Way You Do that have the urgency of Wilko’s earliest work with Dr Feelgood.
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Chatham County Line - Speed of the Whippoorwill (LP)
€15,00Quick ViewOn their third album in four years, Chatham County Line enlisted producer Brian Paulson to help them bring their raw & ready vision to digital. Featuring ten new Dave Wilson originals, a co-write between him and mandonlinist John Teer, a Teer original, and one by banjoist Chandler Holt, along with a cover of Don Robertson, the formula isn’t all that different — most of this is contemporary bluegrass that could have been recorded in the heyday of the Stanley Brothers or Bill Monroe’s Bluegrass Boys. Speed of the Whippoorwill is more sophisticated, however, mostly in the lyrics of Wilson, who employs humor along with heartbreak in his songs. There is a more Mark Twain-like view of the world, even if it is obvious in places. Check the lyrics to By the Riverside”: ”Skipped out of work, just to ease my thoughts/Went down to the riverside, just to get lost/Got some fishing line and a hickory limb/Sat there thinking about Huck & Jim.” The bluegrass stomp is plentiful here and it always works: ”Company Blues,” ”Rock Pile,” the breakdown ”Savoy Special,” and ”Coming Home.” Less successful are the ballads, such as the Louvin Brothers-inspired ”They Were Just Children” and ”Waiting Paradise.” They’re too long, even as story-songs, and they are wordy and overly redundant of their forbears. However, the swinging bluegrass of ”Day I Die” is tight, melodic, full of killer harmonies, and punchy as all get out. ”Confederate Soldier” is a straight-up country tune with Greg Reading playing pedal steel, and lyrically it works, but again, it takes too long for the story to reveal itself. For those who enjoyed the first pair of Chatham County Line records, this one will not come as a surprise, but will appear more adventurous. For those just coming to the band, either the band’s self-titled debut or Route 23 would be better places to begin. ~ Thom Jurek, All Music Guide”
