ANOTHER SPLASH OF COLOUR is the first compilation to document the Psychedelic Revival which hit the British music scene in the first half of the Eighties. This 3-CD set expands upon an original V/A LP, A Splash Of Colour, issued by WEA at the start of 1982 and including many of the Nu Psych scene’s […]
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We are told: Disc 1: Jerry Garcia/Howard Wales/Roger Troy/Jerry Love/Jim Vincent – Symphony Hall, Boston 26th January 1972 1.Southside Strut > 2.Up From The Desert > 3.One A.M. Approach > 4.Come On Baby 5.Jam > 6.Outer Space Regions > 7.Carry Me Back > 8.Bass Solo > 9.Get Funky Brother > 10.A Trip To What […]
Remarkable new album comprising x12 recently discovered Johnny Cash studio recordings (not demos or out-takes) produced by Billy Sherrill. Originally recorded @ Columbia Studios, Nashville, Tennessee & featuring Marty Stuart, Jerry Kennedy, Pete Drake, Hargus ‘Pig’ Robbins & Henry Strzelecki. Discovered in his parents archives by son John Carter Cash, who, with co-producer & archivist […]
They tell us ….. ‘Other’ – the brand new album by pop legend and relentless explorer Alison Moyet. ‘Other’ finds Alison at the top of her game – making exactly the music she wants to at this moment in time. This is intelligent, adventurous electronic pop that’s defined by Sigsworth’s signature soundscapes. Alison’s voice and […]
The definitive chronicle of Dylan’s legendary 1967 sessions with The Band Historic 6-disc set includes 138 tracks Compiled from meticulously restored original tapes Exclusive 120 page deluxe-bound book containing rare and unseen photographs and memorabilia Extensive liner notes Compiled from meticulously restored original tapes – many found only recently – this historic six-disc set is […]
We are told: Helping to galvanize the early 80’s blues revival, the Fabulous Thunderbirds fusion of R & B, rock & roll and Texas blues saw them attain great popularity & success by the time of this broadcast. Featuring Kim Wilson/vocals, harmonica, Jimmie Vaughan/guitar vocals, Fran Christina/drums, Preston Hubbard/bass and a young Doyle Bramhall Jr/guitar. […]
Continuing the celebration of the legendary Americana band’s 50 years of making music together, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band’s extraordinary career is encapsulated in the new retrospective two-disc set, Anthology, due September 29 via Capitol Nashville/UMe. Beginning with ‘Buy For Me The Rain,’ their first track from their 1967 self-titled Capitol records debut, […]
“This autumn, the music of influential folk singer Sandy Denny will be celebrated as part of a mammoth 19-CD limited-edition box set. Included in the package will be her work with Fairport Convention and Fotheringay, as well as previously unreleased solo recordings and images. A selection of those photographs – including previously unseen shots – […]
We are told ….. Joan Baez, live from the S.N.A.C.K Benefit at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco, on March 23rd 1975. 1975 would herald Joan Beaez’s greatest commercial success, with the April release of her Diamonds & Rust album. By that time she was firmly established as one of America’s leading folksingers, and one of […]
By early 1970, Gene had left The Byrds, left L.A. for the open spaces of Little River, Calif., near Mendocino, accompanied by his girlfriend and soon to be wife, Carlie McCummings. Away from the pressure of the music business and inspired by the pastoral beauty of the area, Clark began to write songs that took […]
Incredibly, Gillian Welch once played bass in a college goth band. But after an epiphany hearing bluegrass duo the Stanley Brothers, her music and image have been steeped in a nostalgic strain of Americana, from her rough-hewn 1996 debut Revival to this collection of reel-to-reel-recorded covers with … MORE
From the archives ….. David Bowie and a star-studded cast of special guests gather at New York City’s fabled Madison Square Garden to celebrate Bowie’s 50th birthday. In keeping with Bowie’s longstanding artistic independence, this is far more than a standard tribute event: Bowie puts on an amazing, full-scale show with his tight-knit, hard-driving, highly […]
This is the first legitimate release of this enticing concert that brings back the golden days of rock music. With their unique blend of driving Rock & Roll with Folk, Blues, New Orleans Funk, and Jazz-Rock Fusion elements infused throughout, Little Feat are amongst the most underappreciated bands of all time. This is the first legitimate release […]
We are told: Glenn Hughes, “The Voice Of Rock”, first came to prominence in Trapeze, a band featuring future Whitesnake guitarist Mel Galley, and future Judas Priest drummer, Dave Holland. Following their third album, “You Are The Music, We’re Just The Band”, Glenn was offered the opportunity to join Deep Purple in 1973 for “Burn”, […]
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Reid’s 1973 album for Atlantic Records, recorded in California and produced by Tom Dowd, with two tracks recorded in London by Eddie Offord. The album contains all original compositions (unusual for Reid). Accompanying Reid, amongst others, are long-time collaborators David Lindley and Alan White. Commercially the record was not a success, but as time has […]
No Other was first released in 1974, and has acquired mythic status since. This is due to a number of factors. Foremost was its unavailability–vinyl copies were about as easy to come by as Holy Grails, and so No Other has tended to circulate on homemade cassettes. Then, of course, there was the legendary eccentricity of its creator, […]
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We are told ….. Welcome back to the world of Squeeze, a world where previous visitors will find much that is both reassuringly familiar and intriguingly different. A new album, ‘The Knowledge’, offers up another dozen examples of high quality Chris Difford & Glenn Tilbrook song craft, and is the perfect curtain-raiser for a massive […]
A rare broadcast from LINDA RONSTADT that highlights some of the very best material she performed during the first few vital years of her solo career. Live from the renowned Record Plant recording facility based in Sausalito, California. 1. Nightingale 2. I Fall To Pieces 3. Silver Threads and Golden Needles 4. Love Has No Pride 5. Rock Me on […]
We are told ….. Roll With The Punches – Van Morrison’s 37th studio album – sees him simultaneously hand-picking a selection of rhythm and blues classics (by the likes of Bo Diddley, Mose Allison, Sister Rosetta Tharpe and Lightnin’ Hopkins among others) and recording a set of new self-written songs. It’s an album that features […]