ReGrooved Netherlands Vinyl & CDs

Review: Rediscover a treasure from the Dade Records vault with the reissue of Arnold Albury & The Casuals' 'That's A Bet,' brought back to life by ReGrooved Records. This analogue-remastered 7" highlights a key track from 1970, recently featured in the popular series 'Sex Education.' The flip side, 'My Baby Don't Understand,' is equally stunning, showcasing the soulful essence of Miami's vibrant music scene. Arnold Hoss Albury, a brilliant keyboardist, played a pivotal role in shaping the Miami Sound, contributing to iconic records by artists like James Knight & The Butlers and Betty Wright. This re-release offers a rare opportunity to own a slice of musical history and experience the soulful brilliance of Albury & The Casuals.

Review: Come celebrate the soulful and funky gospel sounds of the Howard Lemon Singers with the reissue of their 1977 album, Seasons. Originally released by TK Records' Gospel sub-label Gospel Roots, this album is now reissued on vinyl for the first time through Regrooved Records. Seasons masterfully blends traditional gospel with modern soul elements, showcasing the Howard Lemon Singers at their most dynamic and inspirational. Featuring rich vocal harmonies and uplifting messages, Seasons invites listeners on a spiritual journey through life's varying stages, emphasising renewal, celebration, and introspection. Among the standout tracks is 'You Are Somebody,' a powerful anthem that resonates deeply with its message of affirmation and empowerment. The vinyl reissue preserves the original essence of the album, enhancing the audio quality to highlight the depth and warmth of the studio recordings. Perfect for both avid gospel enthusiasts and newcomers, this reissue of Seasons by The Howard Lemon Singers is not just a recordiit's a celebration of faith, resilience, and the human spirit. Add this pivotal piece of gospel heritage to your collection and let the timeless beauty of their music inspire you throughout the seasons of your life.

Review: Funk icon Junie Morrison recorded his first ever live album at Dooleys back in 1976 and Regrooved Records presents it to us here on just 100 copies of gatefold blue vinyl. The Funky Worm - Live at Dooley's is a unique recording that occurred during Junie's mid-70s Westbound solo period. It has only just been recently discovered and is a real treasure trove of funk gold. There are eight tracks in all, one of which is a high impact medley of tunes which make for a potent brew of funk with hard hitting drums.

Review: Junie Morrison was a member of both Ohio Players and Parliament-Funkadelic, and on many occasions he carried the torches of these pioneering ensembles into his own, solo live settings. The Funky Worm: Live At Dooley's 1976 captures Morrison's performance at Dooley's club in Columbus, Ohio in 1976, where he played songs from his solo albums like 'The Funky Worm', 'Super J' and 'Suzie Thundertussy'. There's an incredible medley with what sounds like a keytar on there, as well as beautiful versions of 'Fopp' and 'Super J', capturing Morrison's sweaty, many-octaved input on the mic and guitar.

Review: The timeless power of gospel music will never wane and if you want proof, listen no further than this fine reissue of Together by Gloster Williams and The King James Version. Originally released in 1977 on Gospel Roots Records, this classic album is now available once more on vinyl through Regrooved Records. Led by Gloster Williams, the choir blends traditional gospel with elements of soul and r&b to create uplifting and inspiring music. The title track, 'Together' is a real gospel favourite that is celebrated for its message of unity. Remastered from the original recordings, this high-quality vinyl reissue preserves the authentic sound so it's a great one to have on the racks for when you need a hit of emotion.