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How Did This Happen & What Does It Now Mean (B-STOCK)
Cat: 964113 381 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
B-STOCK: Sleeve split but otherwise in excellent condition
25 Kisses
Someone Else
Irresistible
I'm Not Moving
Say It Tomorrow
Back & Forth
Come Back To Me (If Only In Dreams)
Here's What I Know
Redemption Love
How Did This Happen & What Does It Now Mean
Now What
I Gave You My Keys
Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve split but otherwise in excellent condition***


Joan Armatrading's latest release is a rich collection of songs that showcases her impressive skill as both a songwriter and a musician. Each track blends thoughtful lyrics with her signature melodic style and there's a refreshing mix of full-band arrangements and stripped-back instrumentals. Her guitar work stands out, adding a raw edge to the songs, while her lyrics explore personal reflections and universal themes, as always with honesty and depth. It's a release that reaffirms her place as a long-time favourite, offering both a nod to her past and a new chapter in her musical journey.
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How Did This Happen & What Does It Now Mean
Cat: 964113 381. Rel: 21 Nov 24
25 Kisses
Someone Else
Irresistible
I'm Not Moving
Say It Tomorrow
Back & Forth
Come Back To Me (If Only In Dreams)
Here's What I Know
Redemption Love
How Did This Happen & What Does It Now Mean
Now What
I Gave You My Keys
Review: Joan Armatrading's latest release is a rich collection of songs that showcases her impressive skill as both a songwriter and a musician. Each track blends thoughtful lyrics with her signature melodic style and there's a refreshing mix of full-band arrangements and stripped-back instrumentals. Her guitar work stands out, adding a raw edge to the songs, while her lyrics explore personal reflections and universal themes, as always with honesty and depth. It's a release that reaffirms her place as a long-time favourite, offering both a nod to her past and a new chapter in her musical journey.
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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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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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The Southern Harmony & Musical Companion (Super Deluxe Edition) (B-STOCK)
The Southern Harmony & Musical Companion (Super Deluxe Edition) (B-STOCK) (limited 4xLP box set + hymn book + lithographs)
Cat: 583497 8 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
B-STOCK: Box damaged, product in perfect working order
Sting Me (LP1: The Southern Harmony & musical Companion)
Remedy
Thorn In My Prickle
Bad Luck Blue Eyes Goodbye
Sometimes Salvation
Hotel Illness
Black Moon Creeping
No Speak No Slave
My Morning Song
Time Will Tell
99 Pounds (LP2: More Harmony: unreleased outtakes & B-sides)
Miserable
Rainy Day Women #12&35
Boomer's Story
Darling Of The Underground Press
Sting Me (Slow)
Bad Luck Blue Eyes Goodbye
Sometimes Salvation
Black Moon Creeping
No Speak No Slave (LP3: Southern Harmony live Houston, TX, Febuary 6, 1993)
Sting Me
My Morning Song
Jam
Thorn In My Pride
Bad Luck Blue Eyes Goodbye
Black Me Creeping
Hotel Illness
Sometimes Salvation
Remedy
Review: ***B-STOCK: Box damaged, product in perfect working order***


American blues-slanted rock band the Black Crowes put out their second album The Southern Harmony and Musical Companion back in May 1992. It was the first time Marc Ford had featured on lead guitar in place of Jeff Cease who was sacked the year before. It also marked the first time Eddie Harsch joined on keys and set a record at the time for being the first album to feature four rock number ones, and the album itself also climbed to the top spot in the Billboard 200 album chart. Its mix of blues and Southern styles often sees the album being included in lists of the best rock albums of all time.
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Boz Scaggs
Boz Scaggs (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl 2xLP + insert)
Cat: AAPA 07045. Rel: 21 Jan 25
I'm Easy (3:04)
I'll Be Long Gone (4:10)
Another Day (Another Letter) (2:53)
Now You're Gone (3:47)
Finding Her (3:43)
Look What I Got (4:09)
Waiting For A Train (2:41)
Sweet Release (6:10)
Loan Me A Dime (12:25)
Review: Boz Scaggs' 1969 album, blending Southern rock, blues and r&b, wasn't a commercial success but it set the stage for his future successes. Recorded at Muscle Shoals with co-producer Jann Wenner, the album captures the raw energy and magic of a remarkable collaboration. Scaggs' smooth, mellow vocals blend seamlessly with the legendary Muscle Shoals rhythm section, led by Duane Allman's iconic guitar work. The album spans multiple genresifrom country-tinged 'Waiting for a Train' to the sultry blues of 'Loan Me a Dime'. The latter, in particular, became a standout, with its extended, fiery guitar solos and a signature groove that captured the imagination of FM rock stations. The album's charm lies in its organic, unpretentious feel, as Scaggs and the musicians create something truly magical over six days of spontaneous recording. It's a celebration of Southern soul with a West Coast twist and it remains a fascinating glimpse into an artist finding his voice in the heart of Muscle Shoals.
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Walkin After Midnight
Cat: 073934 1012686. Rel: 21 Nov 24
Walkin' After Midnight
Blue Skies
Next Time You See Me
Summertime
Honeysuckle Rose
Route 66
Ain't No Sunshine
Fever
Down Home Blues
Wade In The Water
Cheek To Cheek
Won't Be Long
Desperado
Review: Walkin' After Midnight is a excellent collection that shows off the unparalleled talent of Eva Cassidy, featuring 12 previously unreleased live recordings on 180g vinyl. Recorded during a serendipitous performance at the King of France Tavern in Annapolis on November 2, 1995, this album highlights Cassidy's exceptional voice and ability to adapt to unexpected circumstances. The inclusion of the new track 'Down Home Blues', a lively western swing piece, is a delightful addition that complements her existing repertoire. With a stripped-down arrangement featuring violin, lead guitar, bass and Cassidy's acoustic guitar, the performance feels intimate and fresh, allowing her joyous vocals to shine. While most of the songs are familiar to long-time fans, their raw and unpolished nature makes this collection a unique listening experience. For both diehard completists and casual listeners alike, Walkin' After Midnight serves as a poignant reminder of Cassidy's brilliance, inviting you to immerse yourself in the warmth of her voice.
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To Save A Child: An Intimate Live Concert
To Save A Child: An Intimate Live Concert (gatefold white vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: 198588 966815. Rel: 28 Nov 24
Voice Of A Child (3:45)
Tears In Heaven (4:24)
Layla (5:44)
Nobody Knows You When You're Down & Out (3:28)
Key To The Highway (5:12)
Hoochie Coochie Man (4:57)
River Of Tears (7:03)
Got To Get Better In A Little While (9:27)
The Sky Is Crying (7:42)
Crossroads (7:13)
Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth) (feat Dhani Harrison) (3:31)
Prayer Of A Child (3:55)
Review: To Save A Child, the latest live album reissue released via Surfdog, hears Eric Clapton's most recent intimate concert filmed in London in front of a small audience in December 2023. Eric's set included 'Tears In Heaven', 'Layla', 'River Of Tears', 'Got To Get Better In A Little While' and a very special version of George Harrison's 'Give Me Love (Give Me Peace On Earth)', featuring a special guest appearance from Dhani Harrison. Also featuring a special bonus track titled 'Prayer Of A Child', a brand new studio recording, the proceeds for this record will be donated in aid of children in Gaza.
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CSN
CSN (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: AAPA 02145. Rel: 10 Mar 25
Shadow Captain
See The Changes
Carried Away
Fair Game
Anything At All
Cathedral
Dark Star
Just A Song Before I Go
Run From Tears
Cold Rain
In My Dreams
I Give You Give Blind
Review: This 1977 album marked a sublime chapter in the trio's career, showing their unparalleled vocal harmonies and masterful musicianship. Often hailed as their most accessible album, it seamlessly blends folk-rock sensibilities with heartfelt lyricism. Reissued on pristine 180-gram vinyl, the warmth of this record shines through every groove, providing a listening experience as timeless as the music itself. Opening with 'Shadow Captain', the outfit sets the tone with rich vocal layers and Russ Kunkel's understated yet captivating percussion. Tracks like 'See The Changes' and 'Carried Away' exemplify their ability to create beauty through simplicity, with Nash's songwriting and Crosby's harmonies reaching extraordinary heights. The album's emotional centerpiece, 'Cathedral', is a profound and reflective masterpiece, echoing the introspective brilliance of their earlier work while standing out as one of Nash's crowning achievements. Songs like 'Anything At All' and 'Just A Song Before I Go' further underscore the trio's knack for blending authenticity with melodic perfection. Even with moments like 'Fair Game' and 'I Give You Give Blind' slightly veering toward experimentation, the album remains cohesive and compelling. From the poignant storytelling to the impeccable sound quality of this vinyl reissue it endures as an essential in the folk-rock canon.
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Harlem Street Singer (remastered)
Harlem Street Singer (remastered) (180 gram vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: CR 00748. Rel: 14 Nov 24
Samson & Delilah (4:07)
Let Us Get Together Right Down Here (3:08)
I Belong To The Band (2:47)
Pure Religion (2:48)
Great Change Since I Been Born (3:58)
Death Don't Have No Mercy (4:28)
Cocaine Blues (bonus track) (2:40)
Twelve Gates To The City (3:15)
Goin' To Sit Down On The Banks Of The River (2:37)
Tryin' To Get Home (3:03)
Lo, I Be With You Always (0:41)
I Am The Light Of This World (4:10)
Lord, I Feel Like Just Goin' On (4:37)
Devil's Dream (bonus track) (4:13)
Review: The 1960 Harlem Street Singer LP by South Carolinian blues and gospel singer Blind Gary Davis comes reissued by Concord Jazz. Met with critical acclaim at the moment of its release, this forty-minute window into Davis' lonesome world is perhaps best known for its prime haunter, 'Death Don't Have No Mercy', a great, morbid song, and Davis' most popular. "He'll come to your house and he won't stay long / he'll look in your bed and somebody'll be gone / death don't have no mercy..." Such moribund topics never did deter the best of Blues artists, and of course, Davis might be said to have had "seen death" or at least known death personally, having been blind since infancy. Further raw and rusty blues numbers like 'Tryin' To Get Home' and 'Great Change' further extend Davis' image as a Harlem veteran crooner, who's seen a lot and knows many people - pitiless scythed spectres included.
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The Long Way Round
The Long Way Round (translucent orange vinyl LP)
Cat: 51367 05. Rel: 27 Mar 25
Begin Again (3:53)
Look At The State Of Me Now (3:16)
Man Of The House (3:38)
Maya Maya Maya (2:57)
Jeffrey (feat Cory Henry) (4:56)
Squeeze (3:57)
Actress (3:59)
Did I Dream It All (3:44)
I'll Be There In The Morning (3:17)
My Balloon (2:14)
Necklace (3:32)
Never With You (5:42)
Review: A multifaceted personality, 24-year-old breakout folk star Maya Delilah shares The Long Way Round on Decca Records, fresh off the back of a Spotify "One To Watch" award. "I get so influenced by different genres, people, places, and experiences that it's always felt hard for me to fit my music into a consistent sound or mood," the singer said in a statement. Forerun by the likes 'Squeeze' and 'Necklace', Delilah's vocals are breathy and her backing instrumentals smooth, tinged with the torrid strokes of Ayers-esque sunshine funk. Recorded between LA and London, the record flags up themes from cyclical relationships to predestination, with Delilah feeling that the record expresses a future nostalgia for someone she's never met before.
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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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The Invisible Bluesman
The Invisible Bluesman (blue vinyl LP)
Cat: LMLP 247. Rel: 06 Feb 25
My Baby Left Me (2:36)
Rollin & Tumblin (2:41)
Got Love If You Want It (2:42)
Gin House Blues (4:38)
Baby What You Want Me To Do (3:55)
When Things Go Wrong (2:47)
Matchbox (1:34)
Mystery Train (4:10)
So Glad You're Mine (4:57)
Bright Lights, Big City (6:19)
Lightnin's Boogie (2:16)
Life Is Good (2:39)
Review: Esteemed rock guitarist Andy Fairweather Low first came to prominence in 1967 with a cover version of 'Gin House Blues', Bessie Smith's 1928 original. He then went on to front the psychedelic rock band Amen Corner, marking a surprising shift in genre ambit. With the latter move rendering Low's early bluings relatively obscure, The Last Music Company gladly announce the early blues treads of this master musician's all-pervading influence on music, here with this new selected hits compilation. There are many collaborating musicians indebted to Low, and who yet owe him more than one drink: BB King, Van Morrison, Pete Townsend, Jimi Hendrix, Chris Rea and Kate Bush, to name a few. A longtime sideman in Eric Clapton's band, hence the title, it not only highlights his mastery of blues guitar, but also his under-recognition as a hidden, arch-musician, pillaring the notoriety of others.
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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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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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Burning Hell (reissue) (B-STOCK)
Burning Hell (reissue) (B-STOCK) (180 gram vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: CR 00657 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
B-STOCK: Record slightly warped
Burnin' Hell (3:14)
Graveyard Blues (3:36)
Baby, Please Don't Go (4:55)
Jackson, Tennessee (3:15)
You Live Your Life & I'll Live Mine (3:22)
Smokestack Lightnin' (3:24)
How Can You Do It? (2:59)
I Don't Want No Woman If Her Hair Ain't No Longer Than Mine (3:16)
I Rolled & Turned & Cried The Whole Night Long (3:47)
Blues For My Baby (3:38)
Key To The Highway (3:08)
Natchez Fire (3:04)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Record slightly warped***


John Lee Hooker's Burning Hell is a searing and intense album that captures the raw power and emotion of the blues. Originally released in 1964, the album has been reissued on vinyl and remains n important milestone to Hooker's artistry. The album opens with the title track, a slow-burning blues that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Hooker's vocals are raw and passionate, and his guitar playing is both hypnotic and driving. The album also features several classic blues standards, including 'Baby Please Don't Go' and 'Key to the Highway.' The album is a timeless classic that continues to inspire and amaze listeners today.
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It Serves You Right To Suffer (Acoustic Sounds Series)
Cat: 752077 3. Rel: 23 Jan 25
Shake It Baby (4:21)
Country Boy (5:39)
Bottle Up & Go (2:28)
You're Wrong (4:20)
Sugar Mama (3:15)
Decoration Day (5:07)
Money (2:27)
It Serve You Right To Suffer (5:07)
Review: Released on Impulse! Records in 1966, this collection by John Lee Hooker offers a mix of both new compositions and reworkings of tunes that Hooker had previously recorded. Including a cover of Barrett Strong's 1959 Motown hit 'Money (That's What I Want)' - following in the musical footsteps of The Beatles, who recorded it three years earlier - this vindictively titled record is a fitting fusion of grievous Delta and raw blues; filled with schadenfreude and passion; transience and regret; vitality and poise; it's some of the best John Lee Hooker material you're likely to come across in this decade.
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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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Today! (Bluesville Acoustic Sound Series)
Today! (Bluesville Acoustic Sound Series) (180 gram vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: CRF 1681711. Rel: 12 Mar 25
Pay Day (4:21)
I'm Satisfied (2:55)
Candy Man (2:56)
Make Me A Pallet Of The Floor (4:32)
Talking Casey (5:02)
Corrinna, Corrina (1:50)
Coffee Blues (3:44)
Louis Collins (4:06)
Hot Time In The Old Town Tonight (3:32)
If You Don't Want Me, Baby (3:18)
Spike Driver's Blues (3:24)
Beulah Land (3:45)
Review: Originally recorded in 1966 during his remarkable comeback - he'd been playing since the 20s but was rediscovered by various musicologists and found a new audience at Newport and Philadelphia's folk festivals in 1963 - this album demonstrates why he became a beloved mainstay of the folk revival. Unlike traditional bluesmen, Hurt's style is rooted in melody and intricate fingerpicking, making him a profound influence on the folk musicians of the 60s. His dexterous guitar work, often feeling as if multiple players are involved, pairs seamlessly with his soothing, almost meditative voice. Tracks like 'Pay Day', 'Louis Collins', 'Spike Driver's Blues', and 'Make Me a Pallet on Your Floor' showcase his ability to transform folk and blues traditions into something uniquely personal. He even delivers a rare but successful slide guitar performance on 'Talking Casey'. A particularly stunning moment comes in 'Beulah Land', where his intricate cross-rhythms add new emotional depth to a traditional song. Every track exudes a gentle, comforting presence, as if Hurt himself is sitting beside the listener, easing their troubles. His voice, often described as a balm for the soul, remains as rich and warm as ever, untouched by time. A beautiful, healing and profoundly moving experience that continues to impress more than half a century later.
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Today! (Bluesville Acoustic Sounds Series) (B-STOCK)
Today! (Bluesville Acoustic Sounds Series) (B-STOCK) (limited 180 gram vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: CR 744 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
B-STOCK: Record slightly warped, creasing to corner of outer sleeve
Hard Times Killing 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: ***B-STOCK: Record slightly warped, creasing to corner of outer sleeve***


Today! is Skip James' second album, originally released in 1966. Now reissued via Craft Recordings over half a century later, this 180-gram LP comes pressed onto heavyweight vinyl with proper retrospective care and attention. An almost entirely solo effort from the blues master, the likes of 'Hard Time Killing Floor Blues' and 'How Long' give atmospheric takes on hard times, amounting to a haunting account of cross-desert drives, driftings, and down-on-one's-luck limit-experiences. This 180-gram LP pressed at QRP includes an obi with notes by Scott Billington, a paper-wrapped jacket and (AAA) lacquers cut from the original master tapes by Matthew Lutthans at The Mastering Lab.
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Blues & Ballads (Bluesville Acoustic Sound Series)
Blues & Ballads (Bluesville Acoustic Sound Series) (180 gram vinyl LP with obi-strip)
Cat: CRF 1681701. Rel: 12 Mar 25
Haunted House (5:02)
Memories Of You (4:22)
Blues For Chris (5:07)
I Found A Dream (4:36)
St Louis Blues (3:08)
I'll Get Along Somehow (4:30)
Savoy Blues (4:14)
Back Water Blues (5:06)
Elmer's Blues (3:30)
Jelly Roll Baker (4:17)
Review: American jazz singer, guitarist, violinist and songwriter Lonnie Johnson is widely recognised as a pioneer of jazz guitar and jazz violin, at the storied late 1950s cutoff point where blues crossed into "jass". Known as one of the first, if not the first, blues-jazz players to ever play the electric violin, this new retrospective record, documenting his best works with fellow guitarist Elmer Snowden, sadly nonetheless does not feature this remarkable feat, although it does scout an impressive terrain through Johnson's versatility on electric guitar and vocals. Though masterful, these performances still flaunt the make-do character of the Toronto native's musical upbringing. Take 'Blues For Chris', a rather avant-garde domestic tease of a track that only faintly pulses through the blues form, as Johnson janks and picks at the guitar whilst seeming to tell a premortem joke.
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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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Electric War
Electric War (white marbled vinyl LP)
Cat: EASE 1682881. Rel: 17 Apr 25
Electric War (5:16)
Zero Sun (3:28)
Spektator (3:47)
Creaky (7:31)
’Said Soul (2:43)
Sick 8 (4:20)
My Now (5:50)
Count Of Four (6:05)
Review: Genre-defying trio Little Barrie & Malcolm Catto - their bassist Lewis Wharton is the third one, if you're wondering - have created an album brimming with explosive energy and diverse influences fusing rock 'n roll, deep funk, jazz, and fuzzy atmospherics. Barrie Cadogan (guitar/vocals) has played with everyone from The The to Primal Scream, but this LP moves well away from indie templates, employing a freeform approach, experimenting with tempos, volumes and textures. Tracks like 'Spektator' and 'Sick 8' showcase their ability to build subtle momentum and then let it slip back, allowing space for intricate instrumentation and lots of vivid expression.
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 in stock $33.24
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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Tears Of Injustice
Tears Of Injustice (gatefold LP)
Cat: OLE 2091LP. 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: Mdou Moctar's reimagining of his work presents a powerful counterpoint to the blistering original. Recorded in the wake of a political crisis that left the band stranded in the US, this acoustic version strips back the aggression, replacing it with raw grief. The band, recording in Brooklyn's Bunker Studio, brings a new, meditative quality to the music, with the songs remaining heavy but haunting in their unamplified form. The standout 'Imouhar' takes shape through two rapid-fire passes, seamlessly merged into one hypnotic take. Where the original album burned with anger, this version captures the sadness and sorrow of a nation caught in perpetual turmoil.

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Inspiration Information (B-STOCK)
Inspiration Information (B-STOCK) (180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: MOVLP 867 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition
Inspiration Information
Island Letter
Sparkle City
Aht Uh Mi Hed
Happy House
Rainy Day
XL-30
Pling!
Not Available
Review: ***B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition***


A year shy of its 40th anniversary, Inspiration Information enjoys a reissue and it's still as sparkly and soul-laden as it was in 1974. Ranging from the guitar-twanging smoky blues funk of "Rainy Day" to the sultry, strutting title track, it's largely regarded as Otis's most comprehensive work of that time. According to legend it took him three years to create... 39 years later and it still sounds as good as this? We'd say that's time well spent!
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 in stock $28.81
Live At The Greek (25th Anniversary Edition)
Celebration Day (3:32)
Custard Pie (5:22)
Sick Again (4:37)
No Speak No Slave (4:51)
Hard To Handle (3:42)
Wanton Song (4:06)
Misty Mountain Hop (5:05)
Hots On For Nowher (4:50)
What Is & What Should Never Be (5:22)
Wiser Time (7:16)
Mellow Down Easy (5:34)
Woke Up This Morning (My Baby She Was Gone) (4:21)
Ten Years Gone (6:40)
In My Time Of Dying (9:41)
Your Time Is Gonna Come (5:56)
Remedy (5:14)
The Lemon Song (9:02)
In The Light (9:17)
Shake Your Moneymaker (4:26)
Sloppy Drunk Blues (6:06)
Shapes Of Things (5:17)
Nobody's Fault But Mine (4:45)
Heartbreaker (5:56)
Bring It On Home (5:20)
She Talks To Angels (5:43)
Oh Well (4:06)
Band Intros (1:00)
Hey, Hey, What Can I Do (3:36)
You Shook Me (7:20)
Out On The Tiles (4:52)
Whole Lotta Love (5:44)
Custard Pie (Soundcheck) (5:14)
You Shook Me (Soundcheck) (8:09)
The Lemon Song (Soundcheck) (8:47)
Ten Years Gone (Soundcheck) (10:51)
Jam (Soundcheck) (10:39)
Review: The chemistry between Jimmy Page and The Black Crowes, caught here live in AL in 1999, produces a dynamic performance that brings fresh life to classic rock anthems. Tracks like 'Celebration Day' and 'What Is & What Should Never Be' are delivered with incredible precision, each riff from Page cutting through the mix, while the Crowes' rhythm section provides a perfect backdrop. Chris Robinson's vocals are raw and commanding, particularly on 'Heartbreaker,' where he channels the energy of the original while adding his own emotive twist. The blues covers, like 'Sloppy Drunk' and 'Mellow Down Easy,' show off the band's versatility, giving a loose, electric vibe that contrasts beautifully with the more structured Zeppelin classics. A live performance that captures both the spirit of the originals and the fire of the setting.




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Ballads Of Harry Houdini
Ballads Of Harry Houdini (orange vinyl LP + insert)
Cat: DC 845. Rel: 21 Nov 24
Thank You For Talking To Me (When I Was Fat) (7:58)
Ode To Mark White (5:49)
People's Free Food Program (5:25)
Barfighter (6:08)
Rainbow Of Gloom (6:51)
Devil Tongue (6:26)
Review: David Pajo, the enigmatic musician behind Papa M, makes a bold return with a collection that straddles grit and grace, diving into new sonic depths after six years away. Known for his understated brilliance, Pajo shifts from the acoustic delicacy of A Broke Moon Rises to a bolder, rock-infused energy. Across six tracks, he merges structured riffs with improvised solos, crafting a unique sound that recalls bluesy rock influences, with subtle nods to the dexterity of guitar legends like Billy Gibbons. The single 'Ode to Mark White' highlights Pajo's experimental flair, utilizing waltz time to create a hypnotic rhythm that's both fresh and familiar. Recorded solo, the album captures Pajo's knack for live, spontaneous creativity, blending haunting ballads with driving grooves that underscore his versatility. A founding member of the post-rock outfit Slint, Pajo's influence extends through collaborations with Stereolab, Will Oldham and Tortoise, shaping his legacy as a genre-bending innovator. Here, he brings his classic ingenuity into focus, proving yet again that his music defies easy classification, balancing raw power with artful restraint.
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The Sacred Mushroom
Cat: CHARLY 640LP. Rel: 15 Apr 25
I Don't Like You (2:48)
You Won't Be Sorry (2:15)
Catatonic Lover (2:59)
All Good Things Must Have An End (4:38)
I'm Not Like Everybody Else (4:31)
I Take Care (4:53)
Mean Old World (4:34)
Lifeline (6:34)
Review: Sacred Mushroom's debut is a blues-rock gem that shows the raw energy and talent of the Cincinnati-based quintet, led by Larry Goshorn and his brother Danny Goshorn. While their name might hint at psychedelia, the album leans heavily into blues traditions, paired with tight arrangements and flashes of rock ingenuity. Originals like 'Catatonic Lover', have an infectious energy and intricate chord progressions reminiscent of Jefferson Airplane, while 'All Good Things Must End' delivers a soulful Chicago blues waltz enhanced by Rusty Work's spirited harmonica. The funky opener, 'I Don't Like You', brims with dynamic harmonies and sharp guitar work that sets the tone for the album. Covers are equally impressive; their rendition of the Kinks' 'I'm Not Like Everybody Else' adds a fresh, acoustic-electric interplay and timeless melodic charm. On the extended 'Lifeline' and the driving 'Mean Old World,' the band channels the electric blues of Fleetwood Mac and John Mayall's Bluesbreakers. Charly's reissue should bring renewed clarity to this overlooked treasure, revealing a band with grit and versatility.
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Nina Simone In Concert (Acoustic Sounds Series)
Nina Simone In Concert (Acoustic Sounds Series) (gatefold 180 gram audiophile vinyl LP)
Cat: 651247 3. Rel: 12 Dec 24
I Loves You, Porgy
Plain Gold Ring
Pirate Jenny
Old Jim Crow
Don't Smoke In Bed
Go Limp
Mississippi Goddam
Review: Nina Simone's 1964 album stands as a powerful testament to her unwavering support for the Civil Rights movement, marking one of her most personal and impactful releases during her time with Philips Records. The album captures Simone at her most fervent and fearless, channeling her artistry into a profound expression of social consciousness. Unlike some of her other works, where orchestration sometimes overshadowed her voice, this gem benefits from a minimalistic yet vibrant jazz quartet, which perfectly complements her bold vocal delivery. Tracks like 'Old Jim Crow,' 'Pirate Jenny,' 'Go Limp,' and the titular 'Mississippi Goddam' emerge as potent declarations of African-American pride and resistance, making this album a landmark in the intersection of music and activism. Simone also revisits more traditional material with grace, including her timeless rendition of 'I Loves You, Porgy' and the soulful 'Don't Smoke in Bed.' Verve's Acoustic Sounds series honors this historic album with a meticulously crafted vinyl reissue. Mastered from the original analog tapes and pressed on 180-gram vinyl, the album is packaged in a deluxe gatefold sleeve, offering an audiophile experience that preserves the integrity of Simone's revolutionary work.
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Orgy Of The Damned (B-STOCK)
Cat: GIBR0007 1 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition
The Pusher (feat Chris Robinson) (7:05)
Crossroads (feat Gary Clark Jr) (5:34)
Hoochie Coochie Man (feat Billy F Gibbons) (6:44)
Oh Well (feat Chris Stapleton) (4:34)
Key To The Highway (feat Dorothy) (5:09)
Awful Dream (feat Iggy Pop) (5:29)
Born Under A Bad Sign (feat Paul Rogers) (5:01)
Papa Was A Rolling Stone (feat Demi Lovato) (7:52)
Killing Floor (feat Brian Johnson) (4:19)
Living For The City (feat Tash Neal) (6:51)
Stormy Monday (feat Beth Hart) (7:56)
Metal Chestnut (2:58)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition***


Guns N' Roses' lead guitarist and vocalist Slash is an intermittent solo releaser, with his lone output beginning in 2019 with Living The Dream Tour. 2024's Orgy Of The Damned marks his fourth solo full-length, this time manifesting as a distinctly collaborative blues project, enlisting the help of a variety of legends in the style - and legends on Slash's speed dial - including Gary Clark Jr., Iggy Pop, Dorothy, Demi Lovato and Beth Hart. Recalling Guns 'N' Roses' early experimentations in the blues genre, albeit with an up-to-date, contemporary polish, this album of covers of the likes of Robert Johnson and Chester Burnett is sure to delight the diehards.
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Orgy Of The Damned (B-STOCK)
Cat: GIBR0007 1 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition
The Pusher (feat Chris Robinson) (7:05)
Crossroads (feat Gary Clark Jr) (5:34)
Hoochie Coochie Man (feat Billy F Gibbons) (6:44)
Oh Well (feat Chris Stapleton) (4:34)
Key To The Highway (feat Dorothy) (5:09)
Awful Dream (feat Iggy Pop) (5:29)
Born Under A Bad Sign (feat Paul Rogers) (5:01)
Papa Was A Rolling Stone (feat Demi Lovato) (7:52)
Killing Floor (feat Brian Johnson) (4:19)
Living For The City (feat Tash Neal) (6:51)
Stormy Monday (feat Beth Hart) (7:56)
Metal Chestnut (2:58)
Review: ***B-STOCK: Sleeve damaged but otherwise in excellent condition***


Guns N' Roses' lead guitarist and vocalist Slash is an intermittent solo releaser, with his lone output beginning in 2019 with Living The Dream Tour. 2024's Orgy Of The Damned marks his fourth solo full-length, this time manifesting as a distinctly collaborative blues project, enlisting the help of a variety of legends in the style - and legends on Slash's speed dial - including Gary Clark Jr., Iggy Pop, Dorothy, Demi Lovato and Beth Hart. Recalling Guns 'N' Roses' early experimentations in the blues genre, albeit with an up-to-date, contemporary polish, this album of covers of the likes of Robert Johnson and Chester Burnett is sure to delight the diehards.
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Heritage
Heritage (limited translucent orange vinyl LP)
Cat: TRANS 797X. Rel: 16 Jan 25
Toukambela (4:40)
Gambary (3:33)
Norou (4:50)
Dagabi (4:32)
Gara (3:07)
Boutiki (3:31)
Boroterey (4:41)
Batto (3:56)
Garibou (4:16)
Woyhenna (3:45)
Issa (3:29)
Review: With their fourth album, the celebrated rock group from northern Mali, take a bold step forward, evolving their signature "desert blues" style into a more acoustic, introspective sound. Recorded in Bamako with producer Paul Chandler, the album blends the band's gritty, electrifying energy with traditional Malian influences, incorporating instruments and melodies from various ethnic traditions. The result is a vibrant, collaborative work that features contributions from renowned artists like Afel Bocoum, Rokia Kone and Neba Solo. Tracks like 'Issa', which translates to 'river', demonstrate the group's deeper exploration of acoustic textures and storytelling, drawing on the power of nature and migration. The song's early delta blues-inspired guitar riffs complement the band's passionate vocals. The band's ability to honour their cultural roots while embracing new musical horizons really shows well here. The album is both a celebration of their heritage and a bold look towards the future, marking another remarkable chapter in Songhoy Blues' already impressive catalogue.
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Music For William Eggleston's Stranded In Canton
Cat: FP 18481. Rel: 12 Nov 24
Scene 1: I Was Stranded In Canton (3:02)
Scene 2: Last Week I Took A Trip (3:40)
Scene 3: It's Not Gospel (4:28)
Scene 4: What Train Blues (4:36)
Scene 5: I Don't Know What I Can Possibly Do (2:45)
Scene 6: Mother's Milk (4:27)
Scene 7: Back Up William (4:40)
Scene 8: Everybody In Their Life At One Time Or Another (1:24)
Scene 9: Love For The Asking (7:57)
End: Credits Roll (6:18)
Review: Music for William Eggleston's Stranded in Canton, by Spiritualized's J Spaceman (Jason Pierce) and John Coxon, also known for his work as one half of ,Spring Heel Jack brings a long-awaited score to the raw and gritty scenes of Eggleston's 1970s art film, capturing Memphis in all its untamed glory. Recorded in 2015 after a live performance at London's Barbican Gallery, this release finally makes its way to vinyl via Fat Possum. Eggleston's black-and-white documentary dives into the rough-and-tumble life of Memphis, featuring local legends like Furry Lewis and Jim Dickinson, and portraying wild moments that include everything from pistol-firing antics to Russian roulette. The music echoes the film's visceral energy and nostaligia, offering a blend of haunting and ambient instrumentals that underscore the film's chaotic beauty. Spaceman, deeply inspired by Memphis's unique blend of magic and poverty, brings a raw appreciation to the soundtrack. With screenings set for major cities, this release presents a rare exploration of Memphis's unpolished charm that is an important part of this unique picture.
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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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Southern Nights (reissue)
Southern Nights (reissue) (180 gram vinyl LP)
Cat: 603497 825271. Rel: 29 Jan 25
Last Train (2:54)
Worldwide (2:20)
Back In Baby's Arms (4:38)
Country John (4:45)
Basic Lady (2:51)
Southern Nights (3:29)
You Will Not Lose (3:14)
What Do You Want The Girl To Do? (3:44)
When The Party's Over (2:28)
Cruel Way To Go Down (3:52)
Review: As part of Rhino Records' Start Your Ear Off Right series - which consists of reissued versions of classic albums by Dream Theater, Fleetwood Mac, The Ramones, ZZ Top and many more - comes this fabulous new version of Allen Toussaint's Southern Nights. Originally released in 1975, this is a celebrated album, showcasing Toussanint's signature blend of funk, soul and r&b. One of many records to put Touissant on the map as a soul songsmith, and to associate him with the rich musical tradition of New Orleans, the record is well-known and much celebrated for its bold and unexpected use of orchestral arrangements, unusual for New Orleans r&b at the time.
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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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 in stock $78.16
The Hot Spot (Soundtrack) (B-STOCK)
VARIOUS
The Hot Spot (Soundtrack) (B-STOCK) (gatefold 180 gram vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: AAPB 875545 (B-STOCK). Rel: 01 Jan 90
 
B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition
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: ***B-STOCK: Creasing to corner of outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent condition***


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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 in stock $75.11
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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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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Hailbound Queen
Hailbound Queen (orange vinyl LP)
Cat: 781057 003113. Rel: 12 Dec 24
King Baby (7:20)
Blue Carousel (5:38)
Keep Me In Your Heart (4:18)
Trashy (9:34)
Halloween Face (7:35)
Review: Athens, Georgia band Widespread Panic are live-jammed, blues rock and hard rock sensations, and they know it as much, having released over half of their post-2009 discography in the form of live albums. 'Hailbound Queen' is an exception to this rule, consisting entirely of re-renditions of classic songs from their classic setlist, coming freshly off the heels of their acclaimed 2024 originals record Snake Oil King. 'Hailbound Queen' is a reminiscence by contrast, all of the songs therein - 'Blue Carousel', 'Trashy', and 'Halloween Face' among them - having found a rightful, firmly-lodged place in fans' hearts. The record lands in good time for Halloween too, its timing nodding to the band's infamous Halloween shows, regularly performed across the US.
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