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2008 has been a stellar year for rising French starlet Yelle and her electro-pop debut Pop-Up. Having been chosen by Reebok as the French ambassador for their Freestyle promotional event in New York, she was snapped up by MTV and broadcast heavily on their Artist Of The Week feature in March. Since then Yelle’s videos have appeared extensively on MTV platforms and online and she has sold out major market shows including an unforgettable performance at Coachella. As a result, sales of Pop-Up have sky-rocketed and it is now be offered for the first time on vinyl, manufactured exclusively by Astralwerks and it includes a bonus 12" featuring four thundering dancefloor remixes of her international hits "A Cause Des Garcons" and "Je Veux Te Voir" by the likes of Tepr, Riot In Belgium and Disco D.

Yelle Pop-Up Track Listing

1. Amour Du Sol
2. Ce Jeu
3. Tu Es Beau
4. Tristesse
5. Les Femmes
6. Mal Poli
7. Je Veux Te Voir
8. Dans Ta Vraie Vie
9. A Cause Des Garcons
10. 85A
11. Mon Meilleur Ami
12. Jogging

Bonus 12" Remixes
1. A Cause Des Garcons (Tepr Full Version)
2. A Cause Des Garcons (Riot In Belgium Mix)
3. Je Veux Te Voir (Tepr Mix)
4. Je Veux Te Voir (Disco D Mix)

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Mention the sole and frighteningly rare 1968 LP by LA’s Quatrain among devoted psych collectors and the response will likely be a unison chorus of solemnly nodding heads. Slip a copy of this lost, heavy monster on the turntable, however, and those same heads will bang hard in wah-wah-smeared, acid-rock ecstasy.

From ’65 to ’69 Quatrain was a regular attraction on the Southern California scene, working as the house band at the popular Topanga Corral and up and down the Sunset Strip.

“We played places like the Hullabaloo, the Stratford,” recalls Quatrain drummer Jim Lekas. “We shared bills with The Byrds, Love, the Buffalo Springfield, went up against Spirit in a battle of the bands. We used to play with The Leaves all the time. It was just an incredible period, so much great music going on. And we were right there in the middle of it.”

Produced and engineered by future Neil Young producer David Briggs, Quatrain burns with stinging fuzz-guitar leads (“Fragments,” “Ask Me No Questions,” the cryptic “Flowing Robes”) and floats and flickers like orange sunshine (“Rollin,” “The Tree”).

Track Listing:

1. Fragments
2. Unconquered Islands
3. Flowing Robes
4. Fields of Love
5. Canyon Women
6. Rollin
7. Black Lily
8. Early Morning Company
9. Ask Me No Questions
10. Try To Live Again
11. Masquerade
12. The Tree
13. Towering Buildings*
14. So Much For Royalty*
15. Unforeseen Regrets*
16. When Will You Happen to Me*
17. Let You Go*
18. Sun Came Up*
19. Get A Life*
20. Ghosts Over the Sunset Strip*
• previously unissued

Can's Radio Waves is a fine collection of rarities gathered from various recordings, most of which are live and include vocalist Damo Suzuki. "Up the Bakerloo" is an earlier version of the track from The Peel Sessions, though twice as long and featuring Damo Suzuki's free-form vocals; "Paperhouse" was recorded from an energetic German TV appearance; "Entropy," from a live show in 1970; and "Little Star of Bethlehem" the only song here featuring vocalist, Malcolm Mooney. The final two cuts are B-sides of singles that never made it on a proper album; "Turtles Have Short Legs" and "Shikaku Maru Ten."

Can Radio Waves Track Listing

1. Up the Bakerloo
2. Paperhouse
3. Entropy
4. Little Star of Bethlehem
5. Turtles Have Short Legs
6. Shikaku Maru Ten

The Police's excellent sophomore album Reggatta de Blanc features the massive hit singles "Message in a Bottle" and "Walking on the Moon" and it marked a maturation in the band's sound in both songwriting and production. Their signature blend of reggae-rock is perfected here and it would pave the way for the Police to become international superstars!

The Police Reggatta De Blanc Track Listing

1. Message In A Bottle
2. Regatta De Blanc
3. It's Alright For You
4. Bring On The Night
5. Deathwish
6. Walking On The Moon
7. On Any Other Day
8. Bed's Too Big Without You
9. Contact
10. Does Everyone Stare
11. No Time This Time

The most heartfelt vintage master-tape performances of Billie Holiday, quite simply the 20th century’s preeminent jazz vocalist, are given the once-over here by the most groove-worthy remixers of the 21st century, including Tony Humphries, DJ Logic, Charles Feelgood, Swingsett, Nickodemus, Jazzy Nice, Organica and more.

Legacy Recordings has gone to great lengths to present this album with all the warmth and nuance that only vinyl can offer!

Billie Holiday Remixed And Reimagined Track Listing

1. I Hear Music - (Swingsett & Takuya's Mighty Fine Remix)
2. More Than You Know - (Jazzeem's Throwback Remix)
3. Spreadin' Rhythm Around - (Lady Bug Vs. Lady Day RR
Remix)
4. Long Gone Blues - (GXR Remix)
5. Trav'lin' All Alone - (Nickodemus & Zeb Remix)
6. He Ain't Got Rhythm - (Poppyseed Remix)
7. Summertime - (Organica Remix)
8. I'm Gonna Lock My Heart (And Throw Away the Key) - (Madison Park Remix)
9. Glad to Be Unhappy - (DJ Logic Remix)
10. Billie's Blues - (Daniel Y. Remix)
11. You're So Desirable - (Sunday People Remix)
12. Pennies From Heaven - (Count De Money Remix)
13. But Beautiful - (Tony Humphries THP Remix)
14. All of Me - (Charles Feelgood & G.I.L. Remix)

PJ Harvey’s second album, 1993’s Rid Of Me, is an art-punk classic that pushes the genre and the listener to extremes. Alternating between searing noise/feedback and sparse open spaces, Rid Of Me is truly an emotional experience. As usual, legendary producer Steve Albini maximizes every space and sound, working with that exacting, mechanical precision that he has become known for, the perfect complement to Harvey’s harsh, stark, disturbed songwriting. #52 on Pitchfork’s 'Top 100 Albums of the 1990s,' PJ Harvey’s best album is back in print here on 180g vinyl for the first time in years!

1. Rid of Me
2. Missed
3. Legs
4. Rub 'Til It Bleeds
5. Hook
6. Man-Size Sextet
7. Highway '61 Revisited
8. 50ft Queenie
9. Yuri-G
10. Man-Size
11. Dry
12. Me-Jane
13. Snake
14. Ecstasy

Straight out of South Yorks comes 'the rap Jonnie Briggs' and Sheffield's one-man answer to the Beastie Boys, Kid Acne. Romance Ain't Dead is an 11 track assault that's one of the funniest and slickest albums of the year. Romance Ain't Dead's many highlights include; the straight up braggadocio warning shots of opener "Eddy Fresh"; "Don't Pity Me's" autobiographical tales of Acne's acid fuelled hospital trip and first exposure to NWA; the blazing, fuzzed out "2,3 Break It"; South Yorkshire tourist board's worst nightmare comes true in "South Yorks" and the final rowdy jamboree of the lead single "Sliding Doors." The album features the programmed beats of Brighton based Req One and fellow Sheffield resident Ross Orton handles the fine production. Orton's other credits include production on MIA's Arular and Kala as well as being the drummer for Jarvis Cocker.

Track Listing:

1. Eddy Fresh
2. Oh No You Didn't
3. Don't Pity Me
4. Roc Roc Radio
5. Fcuk All Lately
6. 2, 3, Break It
7. You're Not Wrong
8. South Yorks
9. Worst Luck
10. Shut Your Mush
11. Sliding Doors

Austin's Shearwater returns with their hugely ambitious followup to 2006's Palo Santo. Rook meditates on man's intersection with the natural world. Images of animals and landscapes act as metaphors for human relationships, a dark fairy tale encased in a cycle of songs.

Jonathan Meiburg's bold, soaring voice, occasionally falsetto, still anchors the songs, which broaden his pastoral pro-folk chaotic celestial mindbend into new realms. Beyond the continuing touchstones of late Talk Talk, Nico and John Cale, there are now allusions to Van Morrison and hints of Joni Mitchell. All this is set in a newly lush sonic gorgeousness of harp, strings and woodwinds atop the magnificent rhythm section of Thor Harris and Kim Burke. This LP version comes on 180g Vinyl in a Stoughton gatefold jacket and includes MP3s and a bonus track.

“Frontman Jonathan Meiburg has the finest voice of anyone making music today and his songs are absolutely magical.� - NPR

1. On The Death Of The Waters
2. Rooks
3. Leviathan, Bound
4. Home Life
5. Lost Boys
6. Century Eyes
7. I Was A Cloud
8. South Col
9. The Snow Leopard
10.The Hunter's Star

Rott ‘N’ Roll has become the phrase of choice for Grayson Capps fans to use in describing his music. It expresses the raw energy of Grayson’s songs that mix backwoods rock, southern soul and country blues with tales of prostitutes, alcoholics, drifters and paranoia. On his fourth album, Grayson and his band The Stumpknockers churn and burn harder than ever. Raucous numbers like “Big Black Buzzard, ” “The Sun Don’t Shine On Willy” and “Going Back To The Country” are instant classics in the singer/songwriter’s repertoire. Yet a more introspective side is also on display with two of the most personal songs he’s written to date, “Arrowhead” and “Guitar.” Having drawn comparisons over the last few years to the likes of Tom Waits, Townes Van Zandt and Drive By Truckers, Rott ‘N’ Roll proves that Grayson’s vision is ultimately as singular as those to who he’s compared.

Grayson Capps Rott 'N' Roll Track Listing

1. Back To The Country
2. Arrowhead
3. Gran Maw Maw
4. Psychic Cannel Blues
5. The Waltz
6. Big Black Buzzard
7. Ike
8. Sun Don't Shine on Willy
9. Big Ole Woman
10. Guitar
11. Fear Fruit Bearing Tree
12. Sock Monkey
13. Bacon

One of the underrated gems of the 1960s, Salt And Pepper is an exciting matchup of tenors Sonny Stitt and Paul Gonsalves. It is very much a jam session set, with "Salt And Pepper" being a heated medium-tempo blues and the two competitive tenors stretching out on "S'posin'" and a lengthy "Perdido." The most memorable selection from the date is the one on which Stitt switches to alto, "Stardust." His beautiful playing behind Gonsalves' warm melody statement raises the session to the classic level. Also included on this consistently exciting release is a Sonny Stitt quartet set. Although Stitt (doubling on alto and tenor) recorded scores of quartet sessions, he sounds particularly inspired here, especially on such offbeat material as "Estralita," the Dixieland standard "Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone" and "My Mother's Eyes." Highly recommended to bebop and straight-ahead jazz fans.

Sonny Stitt And Paul Gonsalves Salt And Pepper Track Listing

1. Salt And Pepper
2. S'posin'
3. Theme From Lord Of The Flies
4. Perdido
5. Star Dust
6. Surfin'
7. Lester Leaps In
8. Estralita
9. Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone
10. Touchy
11. Never....Sh!
12. My Mother's Eyes
13. I'm Getting Sentimental Over You

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Scott Kempner, the legendary guitar-slinger and founding member of The Dictators and the Del-Lords returns with his first solo album since 1992's Tenement Angels. Saving Grace is his first solo album in 16 years to be exact and it features his good friend Dion plus members of the Del-Lords and Smithereens, as well as a couple of veteran Motown session players. Kempner was the guitarist in the Del-Lords as well as The Dictators where he was known as 'Top Ten' alongside Handsome Dick Manitoba and Adny [sic] Shernoff.

1. Beyond The Pale
2. Baby's Room
3. Love Out Of Time
4. Saving Grace
5. Stolen Kisses
6. Heartbeat Of Time
7. Passion Red
8. Here Come My Love
9. Between A Memory And A Dream
10. I'll Give You Needles
11. The Secret Everybody Knows
12. Blame Me
13. Shadows Of Love

Lisa Hannigan, the acclaimed Irish singer whom The New York Times calls "exquisitely ethereal," is poised for the release of her highly anticipated solo debut, Sea Sew. Hannigan's chance meeting with acclaimed singer-songwriter Damien Rice led to a long period of collaboration and development. From the outset, Hannigan quickly generated attention for her own vocal performances and spent the subsequent few years touring the world, meeting wonderful musicians and friends, writing songs and contributing backing vocals on many friends' records. Such collaborations included the Frames and Mic Christopher and Hannigan even sang with the legendary Herbie Hancock. During her seven-year collaboration with Rice, Hannigan compiled a notebook of songs that make up this record. Hannigan, along with a talented band of friends including Tom Osander on drums, Shane Fitzsimons on double bass, Donagh Molloy on trumpet, melodica and glockenspiel, Gavin Glass on piano, Lucy Wilkins on violin and Vyvienne Long on cello, recorded Sea Sew over 14 days in Dublin.

Lisa Hannigan Sea Sew Track Listing

1. An Ocean and a Rock
2. Venn Diagram
3. Sea Song
4. Splishy Splashy
5. I Don't Know
6. Keep It All
7. Courting Blues
8. Pistachio
9. Teeth
10. Lille

Sentimental Journey is Ringo Starr's Tin Pan Alley tribute to some of the American songbook's most cherished standards. Featuring tasteful arrangements by Paul McCartney, Beatles producer George Martin and others, Sentimental Journey is a friendly, laid-back pop album that has gained some retrospective charm in light of the late-'90s resurgence of lounge music. Here on Limited Edition 180g Vinyl.

Ringo Starr Sentimental Journey Track Listing

1. Sentimental Journey
2. Night and Day
3. Whispering Grass (Don't Tell the Trees)
4. Bye Bye Blackbird
5. I'm a Fool to Care
6. Stardust
7. Blue, Turning Grey Over You
8. Love Is a Many Splendored Thing
9. Dream
10. You Always Hurt the One You Love
11. Have I Told You Lately That I Love You
12. Let the Rest of the World Go By

Dear and the Headlights debut album finally sees the light of day on vinyl. The pressing which is done by the good folks at Clay Street features gatefold jackets and will be pressed as a double LP. DATH's latest just came out on vinyl through Equal Vision and now you can have their entire catalog on wax with the release of "Small Steps, Heavy Hooves". This is an incredible album that reminds me of a cross between the Counting Crows and Bear Vs. Shark.

Tracklisting:

Side A

1 Oh No!
2 It's Getting Easy
3 Hallelujah
4 Happy In Love

Side B

5 I’m Bored, You’re Amorous
6 Grace
7 Sweet Talk
8 Telemarket

Side C

9 Paper Bag
10 Skinned Knees & Gapped Teeth
11 Mother Make Me Golden
12 Run In the Front

Side D

13 I Just Do
14 Midwestern Dirt

One of the best known record dates in the history of modern jazz, the chemistry among Adderley, Miles Davis, Hank Jones, Sam Jones and Art Blakey is amazing. Their reworkings of "Autumn Leaves" and "Love For Sale" are masterpieces not to mention Miles' title tune and Nat Adderley's "One For Daddy-O" which are hands down classics. Numbered Limited Edition 180g 45RPM on Double LP!

Cannonball Adderley Somethin' Else Track Listing

1. Autumn Leaves
2. Love For Sale
3. Somethin' Else
4. One For Daddy-O
5. Dancing In the Dark

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Blue Note Reissue

"…As much as I'd love to relay all kinds of anecdotes about the challenges Steve Hoffman and Kevin Gray encounter during the mastering sessions, I witness none. These boys know the sound of the facility and the Van Gelder masters like the backs of their hands…Back home a month later, I unpack some test pressings Chad Kassem has sent me…I hear the most realistic-sounding drums ever reproduced by my system. It's as though I'm sitting at the point of creation, experiencing the same high that brought such gifted musicians together as one. Steve Hoffman, Kevin Gray, Chad Kassem, and Don MacInnis have done Rudy Van Gelder and his Blue Note artists proud." – Jason Victor Serinus, Stereophile, April 2008

One of the best known record dates in the history of modern jazz, the chemistry among Adderley, Miles Davis, Hank Jones, Sam Jones and Art Blakey is amazing. Their reworkings of "Autumn Leaves" and "Love For Sale" are masterpieces. Miles' title tune and Nat Adderley's "One For Daddy-O" are classics.

Track Listings

Autumn Leaves
Love For Sale
Somethin' Else
One For Daddy-O
Dancing In the Dark

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Originally recorded in 1999, The Get Up Kids' second full-length album, Something To Write Home About has all the elements of a perfect emo record; catchy pop hooks, revving guitars and confessional lyrics about confusion, alienation and loss. The angst and need at the center of this music lends the album an aura of youthful naivete, but the Get Up Kids have the songcraft, focus and sincerity to back it up here, giving them the edge on many of their contemporaries.

The Get Up Kids Something To Write Home About Track Listing

1. Listen Now!
2. Action And Action
3. Valentine
4. Red Letter Day
5. Out Of Reach
6. Ten Minutes
7. The Company Dime
8. My Apology
9. I'm A Loner Dottie, A Rebel...
10. Long Goodnight
11. Close To Home
12. I'll Catch You

Blue Note Reissue

"…As much as I'd love to relay all kinds of anecdotes about the challenges Steve Hoffman and Kevin Gray encounter during the mastering sessions, I witness none. These boys know the sound of the facility and the Van Gelder masters like the backs of their hands…Back home a month later, I unpack some test pressings Chad Kassem has sent me…I hear the most realistic-sounding drums ever reproduced by my system. It's as though I'm sitting at the point of creation, experiencing the same high that brought such gifted musicians together as one. Steve Hoffman, Kevin Gray, Chad Kassem, and Don MacInnis have done Rudy Van Gelder and his Blue Note artists proud." – Jason Victor Serinus, Stereophile, April 2008

This program of sultry, minor key music with a Brazilian tinge seems inspired by Ike Quebec, who was suffering from advanced cancer that would claim his life three months later. But here is big-toned, impassioned tenor is in tact. Quebec's take on the bossa nova craze that explored that year (1962) is more muscular than Stan Getz's and doesn't rely on the familiar Jobim and Gilberto songs of the day. He and Kenny Burrell solo on the sly, subtle rhythms of Wendell Marshall, Willie Bobo and Garvin Masseaux.

Track Listings

Loie
Lloro Tu Despedida
Goin' Home
Me 'N You
Liebestraum
Shu Shu
Blue Samba
Favela
Linda Flor

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Norma Jean once again teams up with producer Ross Robinson to create the follow up to the critically acclaimed "Redeemer" of 2006. Norma Jean has cut a path in metal music, and continues to push boundaries and push limits on the "Anti-Mother" creating a symphony of discourse and chest pounding songs. A perfect addition to an already astonishing catalog of music, "The Anti-mother" once again why Norma Jean are trend setters, and leader in their genre.

Tracklisting:

1 Vipers, Snakes, And Actors
2 Robots 3 Humans 0
3 Birth Of The Anti Mother
4 Self Employed Chemist
5 Death Of The Anti Mother
6 Surrender Your Sons . . .
7 Murphy Was An Optimist
8 Opposite Of Left And Wrong
9 . . . Discipline Your Daughters
10 And There Will Be A Swarm Of Hornets

Trumpeter Freddie Hubbard leads a particularly talented sextet (with trombonist Curtis Fuller, a rare outing away from Sun Ra for tenor-saxophonist John Gilmore, pianist Tommy Flanagan, bassist Art Davis and drummer Louis Hayes) on three of his originals and strong versions of "Summertime" and "Caravan."

Freddie Hubbard The Artistry Of Freddie Hubbard Track Listing

1. Caravan
2. Bob's Place
3. Happy Times
4. Summertime
5. The 7th Day

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The second of trumpeter Freddie Hubbard's two Impulse albums features the 25-year old in three separate settings. He is heard along with tenor-saxophonist backed by with strings ("Skylark," "I Got It Bad" and "Chocolate Shake" are all given beautiful treatments), with a 16-piece band and in a septet with Eric Dolphy and Wayne Shorter. This well-rounded and highly recommended showcase shows why Freddie Hubbard was considered the top trumpeter to emerge during the early '60s.

Freddie Hubbard The Body & The Soul Track Listing

1. Body And Soul
2. Carnival (Manha De Carnaval)
3. Chocolate Shake
4. Dedicated To You
5. Clatence's Place
6. Aries
7. Skylark
8. I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)
9. Thermo

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When bubble gum mod band The Herd began topping the charts in 1967 (first with "From the Underworld" and then the following year with "Paradise Lost" and "I Don't Want Our Loving To Die"), its lead singer and guitarist was only 17 years old. His name was Peter Frampton. Frampton went on to leave the band soon after to form Humble Pie with fellow mod, Steve Marriott, and eventually on to global super stardom. This double LP collects all the greatest hits, B-sides etc. that originally appeared on the label Fontana.

1965 was one of the turning points in the career of John Coltrane. The great saxophonist, whose playing was always very explorative and searching, crossed the line into atonality during that year, playing very free improvisations that were full of passion and fury. Just two months after recording A Love Supreme, Trane began recording an album of outside material heard here on The John Coltrane Quartet Plays. Features the classic quartet's stirring versions of the standards "Chim Chim Cheree" and "Nature Boy" along with the Coltrane originals "Brazilia" and "Song of Praise."

John Coltrane The John Coltrane Quartet Plays Track Listing

1. Chim Chim Cheree
2. Brazilia
3. Nature Boy
4. Song of Praise

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The Light Of A Golden Day, The Arms Of The Night is the debut LP from Los Angeles located Douglas Armour. The album finds the artist expertly blending our favorite poptones from days past to create a hyper-literate pastiche that’s equal parts nostalgia and forward-thinking. Echoing its title, the LP has a structure that plays off binary oppositions to create one of the most varied pop albums we’ve heard in a long time.

The first movement is defined by crunchy, danceable house beats that provide a sonic bedrock for the lush bubblegum harmonies that Armour never lets us down with. Tight basslines merge with drum machines and are colored with cloudy synthesizer passages and crystal-clear guitar lines to perfectly compliment the vocal melodies. "Fall Apart Again" is reminiscent of a West Coast version of Hot Chip, even breezier and sunnier with less irony and more hooks. "Trembling, On the Verge" adds to the formula by going back even further and ending up sounding like Hall & Oats with access to today’s equipment.

The second movement finds Armour in a more reflective state-of-mind with gritty electronics swapped for warm Wurlitzer tones, shimmering Southern California guitars and a subtle yet effective alt-country slant that provides a stunning contrast to the record’s first half. "As Bright as the Stars" is a little bit folk and the poppy hook is unavoidable. Also included here is the "Prince of Wands," a carryover from Armour’s 7-inch which has been a DJ staple in New York for almost a year now. And, finally, The Light Of A Golden Day, The Arms Of The Night concludes with "The Mystery, It Never Lasts," a finely crafted acoustic closer that finds the singer repeatedly calling out for Los Angeles in beautiful, angelic harmonies remeniscient of the late Elliott Smith.

Great lyrics, tight arrangements and lush instrumentation allow Armour to play with genre expectations on his own terms here, creating a blended concoction that feels like an old friend has come to visit and the bond is new again.

1. Not An(other) Unlove Song
2. Fall Apart Again
3. Towards The Light
4. Trembling On The Verge
5. Flushed And Flamelike Themselves
6. Something Sweet
7. The Whole World
8. As Bright As The Stars
9. Prince Of Wands
10. The Mystery, It Never Lasts

Import

In 1960, Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn arranged their own adaptation of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker Suite for the Duke Ellington Orchestra.

Duke Ellington The Nutcracker Suite Track Listing

1. Overture
2. Toot Toot Tootsie Toot (Dance of the Reed-Flutes)
3. Peanut Brittle Brigade (March)
4. Sugar Rum Cherry (Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy)
5. Entr'acte
6. The Volga Vouty (Russian Trepak)
7. Chinoiserie (Chinese Tea)
8. Dance of the Floreadores (Waltz of the Flowers)
9. Arabesque Cookie (Arabian Coffee)

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Release Date: January 2009

Import LP

The British one hit wonder who in the mid '60s topped the charts with the classic "You Were On My Mind" and then 1966's "Pied Piper," which became a global smash hit and is still remembered as one of the defining songs of an era. Many had Crispian St. Peters pegged to become the new Tom Jones, but after just a few hits he completely dropped off the radar. Besides these two songs, he is also remembered for some comments he made about being better than the Beatles, claiming at one point to have written dozens of songs, all better than anything McCartney or Lennon had ever written. An incredible retrospective on a superior quality double 180g Import LP set.

Track Listing:

1. The Pied Piper
2. But She's Untrue
3. Goodbye to You
4. Willingly
5. At This Moment
6. That's the Way I Feel
7. You Were on My Mind
8. Your Love Has Gone
9. Jilly Honey
10. So Long
11. My Little Brown Eyes
12. It's a Funny Feeling
13. Your Ever Changin' Mind
14. Changes
15. No No No
16. Free Spirits
17. Sweet Dawn My True Love

Blue Note Reissue

"…As much as I'd love to relay all kinds of anecdotes about the challenges Steve Hoffman and Kevin Gray encounter during the mastering sessions, I witness none. These boys know the sound of the facility and the Van Gelder masters like the backs of their hands…Back home a month later, I unpack some test pressings Chad Kassem has sent me…I hear the most realistic-sounding drums ever reproduced by my system. It's as though I'm sitting at the point of creation, experiencing the same high that brought such gifted musicians together as one. Steve Hoffman, Kevin Gray, Chad Kassem, and Don MacInnis have done Rudy Van Gelder and his Blue Note artists proud." – Jason Victor Serinus, Stereophile, April 2008

Tokyo Blues, a quintessential mid-'60s Blue Note session, is Horace Silver's tribute to the Japanese people who have long supported his funky, Latin-flavored modern jazz. American jazz has always been wildly popular in Japan, and this album is Silver's homage to the many fans that he has encountered on various triumphant tours of the island nation. While Silver's trademark funky Latin/swing is at the forefront, the inspiration of eastern delights is clearly evident in all aspects of this grooving date.

Track Listings

Too Much Shake
Sayonara Blues
The Tokyo Blues
Cherry Blossom
Ah! So

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Ballad singer Johnny Hartman's third and final Impulse session has several near-classic performances including "My Ship," "Waltz for Debby" and "It Never Entered My Mind," along with several songs from movies or shows such as "Sunrise, Sunset." Hartman is in fine form throughout here whether backed by the Hank Jones quartet or accompanied by an octet arranged by pianist Bob Hammer.

Johnny Hartman The Voice That Is Track Listing

1. My Ship
2. More I See You, The
3. These Foolish Things
4. Waltz For Debbie
5. It Never Entered My Mind
6. The Day the World Stopped Turning, The
7. A Slow Hot Wind
8. Funny World
9. Joey, Joey, Joey
10. Let Me Love You
11. Sunrise, Sunset

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Release Date: January 2009

By 1967, East St. Louis, Illinois, once dubbed an All-American city by the U.S. Chamber Of Comerce, had become St Louis, Missouri's evil twin. Unemployment, drug addiction and vicious gang activity put a dark and heavy lid on a bi-state area that once birthed world-changing talent the likes of Chuck Berry, Josephine Baker and Miles Davis. But both cities still spawned their heroes, and Allan Merry was one of them. Something of a legend for his work with Ray Charles, Merry channeled his talent into teaching, forming the Young Disciples through the South End Community Center to keep the kids off the streets and out of the gangs. With nearly eighty local youths involved, from both sides of the Mississippi, the Young Disciples encompassed solo acts, duos, male and female vocal groups, a massive horn section, and a troupe of African dancers. Every sweat-drenched recording included here emerged from this grass-roots organization that changed, if not saved, lives. Former East St Louis Mayor Carl Officer had a slogan he liked to pitch: "There's A City Under Here." Here's the musical proof of that possibility. Deluxe 2LP set comes housed in a brick-thick gatefold sleeve with 21 re-mastered tracks and a pull out YoDi brochure.

Track Listing:

1. The World Is Changing - Moore
2. Crumbs from the Table - Merry
3. Third Flight - Merry
4. Tears - Merry
5. Checking Myself - Ludy
6. I'm Not Afraid of Love - Ludy
7. Anyone or Anything - Merry
8. Girls Girls Girls - Merry
9. I Love You - Williams
10. Hard Hard - Ludy
11. Country Loving Country Style - Matthews
12. It's Not Your Business - Matthews
13. People - Ludy
14. Would You Rather - Ludy
15. Love Love Love - Conrad
16. Choose Me - Merry
17. Outside of Memphis - Merry
18. That's a Good Reason - Matthews
19. I'm Your Man - WIlliams
20. Bang Bang Bang - Merry
21. Homeboy - Merry

Drew Brown is a man with many names and even more stories. The native Texan sometimes known as Paper Jones and Coke Dance has been crafting lo-fi pop/folk ditties since 2004. While traveling the world from Tokyo to London to NYC and Los Angeles, Drew found the time to write and record his debut EP for Lex Records Tiago La is Losing the Plot. Along the way, he took on studio gigs and wandered by Beck's studio to contribute on The Information. Now a resident of Los Angeles and Beck's right hand man, Drew is using Tiago La is Losing the Plot as his introduction to the world. The six song EP, all written, played and recorded by Drew, puts his natural talent on full display.

Drew Brown Tiago La is Losing the Plot Track Listing

1. Lucien Guide
2. Ages For Avedon
3. Jettisoned (Interlude)
4. Hostage
5. Casualty At Stative Square
6. Tiago La

Release Date: February 2009

Vetiver's fourth full-length represents a summation of the different styles and directions heard on past Vetiver releases while introducing some unexpected twists. Their tunes have been described as "dreamy, gentle songs that George Harrison would have written in some sunny country garden." Tight Knit is a layered and rich record, with subtleties and nuances that reveal themselves with repeated listening.

Track Listing:

1. Rolling Sea
2. Sister
3. Everyday
4. Through The Front Door
5. Down From Above
6. On The Other Side
7. More Of This
8. Another Reason To Go
9. Strictly Rule
10. At Forest Edge

Polly Jean's third proper album is her most mature and accomplished to date. Following the harsh sound and brutal honesty of Rid Of Me, To Bring You My Love feels like a step outside of herself, a reflection rather than an outpouring of emotion. Relying heavily on religious imagery and presenting a twisted blues reminiscent of future-beau Nick Cave or Tom Waits, To Bring You My Love is quite a departure from the sparseness of Steve Albini's production on Rid Of Me.

PJ Harvey To Bring You My Love Track Listing

1. To Bring You My Love
2. Meet ze Monsta
3. Working for the Man
4. C'mon Billy
5. Teclo
6. Long Snake Moan
7. Down by the Water
8. I Think I'm a Mother
9. Send His Love to Me
10. The Dancer

In 1975, Willie Nelson recorded To Lefty From Willie, ten songs in which Nelson paid homage to Lefty Frizell, reinterpreting his favorites from the Frizzell catalog and stamping them with his unique voice. Now Phosphorescent has done the same for Willie Nelson on this recording of eleven hidden Nelson gems and lost classics. An unabashed musical love letter.

Track Listing:

1. Reasons To Quit
2. Too Sick To Pray
3. Walkin'
4. It's Not Supposed To Be That Way
5. Pick Up The Tempo
6. I Gotta Get Drunk
7. Can i Sleep In Your Arms
8. Heartaches Of A Fool
9. Permanently Lonely
10. The Last Thing I Needed (First Thing This Morning)
11. The Party's Over

Coleman Hawkins recorded three sessions for Impulse Records in the early to mid '60's. Of the three, Today And Now is the most compelling and the unusual choice of repertoire is what sets the album apart. The Hawk plays with an abandon that is altogether effortless throughout and his versions of the traditional song "Go Li'l Liza" and the fairly obscure Quincy Jones ballad "Quintessence" are creatively rendered. His band consisting of pianist Tommy Flanagan, bass player Major Holley and drummer Eddie Locke, back the tenor king here with a similar imaginative approach. A largely impromptu session, each song develops and evolves with each chorus, and it would serve as one of Hawkins' last great records.

Coleman Hawkins Today And Now Track Listing

1. Go Li'l Liza
2. Quintessence
3. Don't Love Me
4. Love Song From 'Apache'
5. Put On Your Old Grey Bonnet
6. Swingin' Scotch
7. Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree

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Garage fans agree: We The People’s ragin, tough-as-nails punk tracks “Mirror of Your Mind” and “You Burn Me Up and Down” rate among the era’s best. But believe it or not this band was capable of even more. Along with the above two hammer-down classics, Too Much Noise collates everything the seminal—and surprisingly diverse—Central Florida outfit cut for the Challenge label during the band’s mid-’60s heyday, including the raga-rock fave “In the Past” (covered by the Chocolate Watchband) and the tender folk-rock ballad “(You Are) The Color of Love.” Sourced from the original analog masters, here are We the People’s three scarce and essential Challenge single sides plus material recorded for the label but unreleased at the time—all of it in raw, skull-crushing fidelity on CD and high-definition vinyl.

Track Listing:

1. You Burn Me Up And Down
2. My Brother The Man
3. By The Rule
4. Mirror Of Your Mind
5. Declaration of Independence
6. Free Information
7. Too Much Noise
8. In The Past
9. Half Of Wednesday
10. (You Are) The Color Of Love
11. Beginning Of The End
12. He Doesn’t Go About It Right
13. Alfred, What Kind Of Man Are You
14. St. John’s Shop

Released in 1976 as an expansion of 1974's Limited Edition, Unlimited Edition collects previously unreleased recordings made by Can between 1968 and 1974. A distinct looseness permeates the songs here and many of the 19 tracks, including several from their ongoing Ethnological Forgeries series, are instrumentals, however, both former singers Malcolm Mooney and Damo Suzuki are also represented. Unlimited Edition is a fascinating insight into a band that at times has been looked upon with an almost religious zeal and a lot of what's presented here easily stands up on its own and with the band's legend.

Can Unlimited Edition Track Listing

1. Gomorrha
2. Doko E
3. Lh 702
4. I'm Too Leise
5. Musette
6. Blue Bag (Inside Paper)
7. Ethnological Forgery Series No. 27
8. TV Spot - (live)
9. Ethnological Forgery Series No. 7
10. Empress and the Ukraine King, The
11. Ethnological Forgery Series No. 10
12. Mother Upduff
13. Ethnological Forgery Series No. 36
14. Cutaway
15. Connection
16. Fall of Another Year
17. Ethnological Forgery Series No. 8
18. Transcendental Express
19. Ibis

1. True Blue
2. Omaha Nights
3. To Die A Happy Man
4. She Only Calls Me On Sundays
5. We'll Get By
6. Black Grass
7. I Wanna Get High
8. Vagabonds
9. D.C. Blues
10. Meandering

Release Date: February 2009

The long awaited re-issue of 1982's Vicious Circle from Indianapolis-based Zero Boys. Unlike most coast punk of the time, the Zero Boys were pointing the way to a scene that could accommodate heaping helpings of melody, intelligence, and rock 'n roll, not just turbo-charged ferocity. When the Ramones lost it, the Zero Boys found it, adding a slam brigade fist to the blitzkrieg beat. They managed to come up with one of the best early '80s punk records. Vicious Circle has been remastered from the original tapes. Liner notes by Jack Rabid. Between this and History Of, the entire recorded output of this legendary Midwest punk band's original line up is finally collected.

Track Listing:

1. Vicious Circle
2. Amphetamine Addiction
3. New Generation
4. Dirty Alleys/Dirty Minds
5. Civilization's Dying
6. Livin' In The 80's
7. Drug Free Youth
8. Down The Drain
9. Outta Syle
10. You Can Touch Me
11. Forced Entry
12. Hightime
13. Charles' Place
14. Trying Harder
15. She Said Goodbye
16. Slam And Worm

Special Limited Edition vinyl reissue of the rare 1982 full length album, Voyage from the krautrock pioneers Brainticket!

Brainticket Voyage Track Listing

Side A

1. Voyage Part 1 (19:45)

Side B

1. Voyage Part 2 (16:00)

1. What Is Love For?
2. Not So Sentimental Now
3. Walking Through You
4. Something In That Mess
5. If I Ever Loved You
6. Only Love
7. Gold Dust
8. Out Of My Control
9. Where Did I Go?
10. Still In Love
11. No, Surrender

Coleman Hawkins' last strong recording finds the veteran, 43 years after his recording debut with Mamie Smith's Jazz Hounds, improvising creatively on a wide variety of material ranging from adventurous versions of "Out of Nowhere" and "Wrapped Tight" to "Red Roses for a Blue Lady" and "Indian Summer."

Coleman Hawkins Wrapped Tight Track Listing

1. Wrapped Tight
2. Intermezzo
3. Out Of Nowhere
4. Indian Summer
5. Red Roses For A Blue Lady
6. Marcheta
7. Beautiful Girl
8. She's Fit
9. And I Still Love You
10. Bean's Place

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Release Date: July 25

Last year's limited edition 12" Year Of The Pig, released on the Brooklyn label, What's Your Rupture? is now being made available by Matador on three formats: 12" EP with download coupon and the two original tracks "Year Of The Pig" and "Black Hats"; 7" single with "Year Of The Pig" edit and "Mustaa Lunta" with a special sleeve; and the CD EP with eight tracks including all of the aforementioned songs plus two edits and B-sides of U.K. and Japanese 7-inches. This is not comforting music, but it's utterly engrossing and honest.

The 12" EP version is now avaialbe here with a free Download Coupon!

Fucked Up Year Of The Pig Track Listing

1. Year Of The Pig
2. The Black Hats

Debuting on Speak n Spell Records in 2006 with the Shaky Hands EP, Cut Off Your Hands quickly set stages and airwaves on fire. With nationwide billing on 2007's Laneway Festival and jaunts to LA, SXSW and New York, it was tellingly, the band's first visit to London that proved to be their watershed moment. Having been bewitched by the band in Texas, Steve Lamacq (hosting John Peel's old show on the BBC) wasted no time in pulling them into his Maida Vale studios. It was also while in London that the group found themselves working with ex-Suede guitarist Bernard Butler on their second EP, Blue on Blue. Now, based in Hackney, London, the band have put the final coat on this, their debut LP, You And I, with Butler once again at the helm.

Cut Off Your Hands You And I Track Listing

1. Happy As Can Be
2. Expectations
3. Oh Girl
4. Turn Cold
5. It Doesn't Matter
6. Heartbreak
7. In The Name of Jesus Christ
8. Lets Get Out of Here
9. Still Fond
10. Closed Eyes
11. Nostalgia
12. Someone Like Daniel

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You Dig The Tunnel, I'll Hide The Soil is the London Quartet, Hatcham Social's debut album recorded at Big Mushroom studios in the north of England with the Charlatans singer Tim Burgess and Jim Spencer at the controls. The album is a spiky, sparky collection of itching pop tunes which hark back to a time of musical innocence. A few live favorites make reappearances but otherwise the album consists of brand new songs highlighted by the lead single "Murder in the Dark" and the frankly terrific summer-anthem-in-waiting "Sidewalk."

"Hatcham Social recalls the knowing, vulnerable poetry of The Smiths." - The Guardian

Track Listing:

1. Crocodile
2. Sidewalk
3. Murder In The Dark
4. Mimicry
5. Hypnotize Terrible Eyes
6. So So Happy Making
7. Superman
8. I Can't Cure My Pure Evil
9. In My Opinion
10. Give Me The Gift

Import

In late May 1968 (the exact date not known) the Beatles came together at 'Kinfauns', George Harrison's home is Esher. One by one, first John, then George, then Paul, they recorded 23 of their newest compositions by double tracking themselves on George's reel-to-reel tape machine. These songs, most of which were written during the Beatles' two-month stay on a meditation course in Rishikesh, India, February to April 1968, were subse2quently recorded for the 'White Album'. Not all of them made it onto vinyl and thus remain unreleased (at least as Beatles versions). Judging by the outcome of this session, it must have been a very sunny and relaxing day. Spring certainly was in the air (and a bit of pot maybe). Just accompanied by their acoustic guitars, John, Paul, and George recorded very charming and joyful early versions of their newest tunes. Sometimes slightly out of sync with their own double tracking - but who cares? Spontanity counts! Had this session been recorded 30 years later, it would have been a bonafide MTV Unplugged performance!

Track Listing:

1. Yer Blues
2. Mother Nature's Son
3. Everybody's Got Something To Hide Except Me And My Monkey
4. Sexy Sadie
5. Helter Skelter
6. Revolution
7. Child Of Nature
8. Back In The U.S.S.R.
9. Dear Prudence
10. Honey Pie
11. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da
12. The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill
13. While My Guitar Gently Weeps
14. I'm So Tired
15. Blackbird
16. Piggies
17. Rocky Racoon
18. Julia

One of Dorham"s tried and true classics, 1961’s Whistle Stop is a virtual all-star collective. Again featuring his former Jazz Messenger band mate Hank Mobley on tenor (when did this guy eat or sleep?), it equally showcases the classic stylings of pianist Kenny Drew, Paul Chamber’s bass and perennially solid Philly Joe Jones on the skins. This album presents the jazz classic Blue Bo! ssa , as well as Epitaph, a majestic, concise coda enhanced by Dorham’s fine mute work, on-par with the Milesian standard. Cut from the original MONO master tapes by Bernie Grundman using Classic Records’ ALL TUBE pure MONO cutting system and pressed on Classic Records Quiex SV-P II proprietary “flat” profile.

Clarity Vinyl represents the ultimate in vinyl formulations because it is comprised of over 90% percentage of the highest quality co-polymer available - a key component in vinyl pellets used for manufacturing vinyl records. Further, Clarity Vinyl has no carbon black additive, common in vinyl formulas for LP’s. Carbon Black contains trace metals that become magnetized and cause “electrical distortions” in cartridges during playback that smears the sound. By taking out the Carbon Black, Classic Records is able to dramatically reduce the “electrical distortions” and thus bring more “Clarity” to the playback process, providing a more realistic musical experience to the listener and LP enthusiast.

Track Listing:

1. 'Philly' Twist
2. Buffalo
3. Sunset
4. Whistle Stop
5. Sunrise In Mexico
6. Windmill
7. Dorham's Epitaph

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The stunning new 4-disc 45rpm release of this classic album! A surprising twist and gutsy call from the Texas outlaw-Nashville outcast, choosing to wrap his trademark twang around what are considered pop standards. An audiophile favorite on vinyl and commercial success upon its release in 1978. Radio stations that program easy listening took to it immediately and continue to play cuts from it today. Utilizing many of Nelson's usual country bandmates to augment the unique arrangements by producer Booker T. Jones.

1. Georgia On My Mind
2. Blue Skies
3. All Of Me
4. Unchained Melody
5. September Song
6. On The Sunny Side Of The Street
7. Moonlight In Vermont
8. Don't Get Around Much Anymore
9. Someone To Watch Over Me
10. Stardust

Boasting the first jazz instrumental to sell a million copies, the Paul Desmond-penned "Take Five," Time Out captures the celebrated jazz quartet at the height of both its popularity and its powers. Recorded in 1959, the album combines superb performances by pianist Dave Brubeck, alto saxophonist Paul Desmond, drummer Joe Morrello and bassist Gene Wright. Along with "Take Five," the album features another one of the group's signature compositions, "Blue Rondo a la Turk." Though influenced by the West Coast-cool school, Brubeck's greatest interest and contribution to jazz was the use of irregular meters in composition, which he did with great flair. Much of the band's appeal is due to Desmond, whose airy tone and fluid attack often carried the band's already strong performances to another level. Together, he and Brubeck proved one of the most potent pairings of the era. Now available on Classic Records Clarity Vinyl SVP-II 200g as a Single Sided 45rpm Four Disc Deluxe Box Set.

Track Listing:

1. Blue Rondo A La Turk
2. Strange Meadow Lark
3. Take Five
4. Three To Get Ready
5. Kathy's Waltz
6. Everybody's Jumpin'
7. Pick Up Sticks

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Charles Mingus’s name appears no less than five times on the record sleeve! His vanity may be open to criticism, but in the case of this particular disc, the Impulse record company was quite right to place him so forcefully in the limelight: Charles Mingus, who died in 1979, is here composer, bass player, arranger, leader and ‘animal tamer’. He composed six of the seven numbers - if you can call it ‘composing’, that is, when he sings the harmonies over the telephone or plays them to his musicians, only to demand exactly the opposite from them in the recording studio! As a bass player, his meaty sound drives the soloists onwards, only for him to change the tempo abruptly at the very next moment, and forcing them to change their well-trodden improvisational path.

He learned to arrange music from Duke Ellington, whose way of working he adopted: notes are not set down for just anyone to play, but for a specific musician. And here we have the crème de la crème: Booker Ervin, Eric Dolphy and Charlie Mariano.

As a leader, Mingus created his own special moments such as when he forces the whole ensemble to follow him in his spontaneous, contrapuntal ideas.

And during the whole of his life he felt like an animal tamer in the music pit. At these recording sessions in January and September 1963, real personalities sat on the stools - and Messrs. Byard, Williams, Preston and Richmond were by no means meek little creatures.

Looking for a tip as to which title to play first? What else can one say but ‘try them all’. They’re all great! And the pressing too, is absolutely first rate, with none of the streaks that the old Impulse vinyl records always had. One is only too willing to forego the wishy-washy sound that is found on so many of the cheap re-releases - you’ll find that the playing of the ensemble is crystal-clear on this album!

1. II B.S.
2. I X Love
3. Celia
4. Mood Indigo
5. Better Get Hit in Yo' Soul
6. Theme for Lester Young
7. Hora Decubitus

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Blue Note Reissue

"…As much as I'd love to relay all kinds of anecdotes about the challenges Steve Hoffman and Kevin Gray encounter during the mastering sessions, I witness none. These boys know the sound of the facility and the Van Gelder masters like the backs of their hands…Back home a month later, I unpack some test pressings Chad Kassem has sent me…I hear the most realistic-sounding drums ever reproduced by my system. It's as though I'm sitting at the point of creation, experiencing the same high that brought such gifted musicians together as one. Steve Hoffman, Kevin Gray, Chad Kassem, and Don MacInnis have done Rudy Van Gelder and his Blue Note artists proud." – Jason Victor Serinus, Stereophile, April 2008

"I have my two new Blue Note LPs here and as I sit writing this I am listening to the Dexter Gordon, WOW!…sitting here listening to this wonderful music, just clean, no background noise, a black background, like the studio that they recorded this in, it is wonderful. The instruments coming out of the sound stage positioned as they were recorded, this is a real treat." – Miller Steel, Acoustic Sounds customer

"...these first five Acoustic Sounds Blue Note re-issues are pure bop genius...The best news is that Kevin Gray and Steve Hoffman were keen enough to do nothing more than gently clean up the masters, bringing us even closer to the hard bop edge. The 45 rpm pressings that I received were all super quiet with every last drop of resolution from the master tapes. I had almost forgotten just how good Paul Chambers and Phil Joe were together as the backbone of these groups. I've always loved this music but I didn't remember it sounding this good! Hank Mobley offers us some brilliant sax bits on one of Kenny Dorham's finest recordings, Whistle Stop and Dexter Gordon's performance blew me away as well. The biggest surprise were the Lee Morgan records. I suggest turning these up loud, since they possess unlimited energy and some hooks that will knock you out. Amazing! Just a small warning: Once you start playing these Blue Note recordings you will be hooked. The good news is that Acoustic Sounds is working on at least 20 more of these jazz gems. So make sure your turntable has a setting for 45 rpm, clean your stylus occassionally, and get ready to be transported to nirvana." - Dan Babineau, Tone Audio, No. 14 2008, www.tonepublications.com

"I have just listened, in succession, to my mono and early stereo versions of each LP. I have purchased other similar reissues over the years, but find the engineering and pressing of this 45rpm/180 series to be superior to all to others. This is particularly since I find many new releases to be of inferior quality or handling during manufacture, despite being re-engineered and of heavier vinyl." – Barry Paulson, Acoustic Sounds customer

Dexter Gordon connects immediately with the sublime rhythm section of Kenny Drew, Paul Chambers and Philly Joe Jones on this, his second Blue Note album. The material ranges from Drew originals to pieces from Gordon's score for the Los Angeles production of "The Connection" to stunning performances of the standards "The End Of A Love Affair" and "Smile."

Track Listings

Soul Sister
Modal Mood
I Want More
The End of a Love Affair
Clear the Dex
Ernie's Tune
Smile
Landslide

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A masterpiece in psychedelic soul from The Temptations and perhaps the most perfectly realized album from their years working with Norman Whitfield! The set's awash in that bottom-heavy, rumbling funk mode that Whitfield brought to the group at the end of the 60s, served up in bold tracks that push the group's vocals to a whole new level, and which bring in a more righteous sound than anyone might have expected previously from Motown! The centerpiece here is the amazing "Runaway Child," a really extended number that has all the political soul of a Curtis Mayfield tune. Other titles include "Cloud Nine," "Don't Let Him Take Your Love From Me," "Love Is A Hurtin Thing," "I Gotta Find A Way," "I Need Your Lovin" and "I Heard It Through the Grapevine."

The Temptations Cloud Nine Track Listing

1. Cloud Nine
2. I Heard It Through The Grapevine
3. Runaway Child, Running Wild
4. Love Is A Hurtin' Thing
5. Hey Girl (I Like Your Style)
6. Why Did She Have To Leave Me (Why Did She Have To Go?)
7. I Need Your Lovin'
8. Don't Let Him Take Your Love From Me
9. I Gotta Find A Way (To Get You Back)
10. Gonna Keep On Tryin' Till I Win Your Love

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Art Blakey discovered and championed young talented musicians such as Clifford Brown, Lou Donaldson, Keith Jarrett and Wynton Marsalis to name but a few. But he also delivered the "message" of hard bop through thousands of performances at festivals right down to the smallest club. Lively, joyous performances, the very highest technical standards and somnambulistic music-making characterize this recording. Right from the very start it is clear that these jazz ambassadors have a new message for us. The hard-beat recordings win in lyricism thanks to the gentle sound of Curtis Fuller's trombone, something that was often missing in the powerful Blue Note sound. Four jazz evergreens give the musicians the time and opportunity to display their soloistic talents. The real climax, however, is to be found in the harmonic layering of the three winds which lend the themes new appeal. The message was broadcasted many times until the death of Art Blakey, but the history of jazz would have been a great deal poorer without these milestone recordings on the Impulse label. Art Blakey certainly knew how to delight his audience with fire, originality, a wealth of ideas and great humor. All these attributes are applicable to the six titles on this album.

Art Blakey !!!!!Art Blakey!!!!!Jazz Messengers!!!!! Track Listing

1. À la Mode
2. Invitation
3. Circus
4. You Don't Know What Love Is
5. I Hear a Rhapsody
6. Gee Baby, Ain't I Good to You

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Track Listing:

1. Dont Wanna
2. Arrhythmic Palpitations
3. Little Brother
4. Ran That Scam
5. Whats Wrong

Multi-platinum, award winning artist Lil Wayne released his highly anticipated album on June 10th, 2008 and did not disappoint. The album Tha Carter III debut at #1 and sold over 1,000,000 copies in the first week of release. The first single, "Lollipop" has broken records at Radio, Retail and Digital nationwide with over 4 million ringtones sold to date and he also received the coveted, Viewers Choice Award at the BET Awards.

There is so much good music that it all couldn't fit onto piece of vinyl, so the album has been divided into 2 pieces entitled Tha Carter III, Vol I and Tha Carter III, Vol II. In addition, for the first time, the heavily requested The Leak album, that was previously only available as a download, is now available on vinyl making it possible for Lil Wayne diehards to acquire for their collection.

Track Listing:

1. Mrs. Officer (featuring Bobby Valentino0 a
2. Let The Beat Build
3. Shoot Me Down (featurin D. Smith)
4. Lollipop (featuring Static Major)
5. La La (featuring Frisco & Busa Rhymes)
6. Playin With Fire (featuring Betty Wright)
7. You Ain't Got Nuthin (featuring Juelz)
8. Dontgetit

Winter Gloves is Montreal's latest outfit catching the ears of music lovers and critics alike. The band's About A Girl LP was recorded in Toronto during the Winter of 2008 with producer Jon Drew (Tokyo Police Club, F*cked Up) and features ten pop songs driven by dancing keyboards and drums, all wrapped up in a constant buzz of bass and gritty synths.

Track Listing:

1. Factories
2. Let Me Drive
3. Invisible
4. I Can't Tell You
5. Glass Paperweight
6. Hillside
7. About A Girl
8. Party People
9. The Way To Celebrate
10. Piano 4 Hands

After re-releasing vaunted folk-singer Karen Dalton's sophomore LP In My Own Time in 2006, Light In The Attic Records is proud to announce a much needed official vinyl reissue of her 1969 Capitol debut. Its So Hard To Tell Who's Going To Love You The Best is a heart wrenching and bluesy introduction to the intoxicating world of Dalton and her deep well of musical secrets.

It's So Hard To Tell Who's Going To Love You The Best spans generations of classic American songwriting (Ledbelly, Jelly Roll Morton, and Tim Hardin) and with Dalton’s unsurpassed interpretive depth and emotional range, it’s no surprise that artists from Fred Neil to Nick Cave have sung Dalton’s praises over the years. Even the likes of Bob Dylan have fallen under her spell, recalling the singer’s illuminating presence on the New York music scene during the pair’s formative Greenwich Village days: “My favorite singer in the place was Karen Dalton. She had a voice like Billie Holiday’s and played the guitar like Jimmy Reed.” But championing endorsements aside, all you have to do is drop the needle on the grooves to understand.

World weary and filled with the blues, Dalton’s tragic life story was a rocky road. While no longer with us in the physical, her growing musical presence is stronger than ever and worthy of re-examination by the converted and uninitiated alike. Selling poorly at the time of release, original vinyl copies of It’s So Hard To Tell Who’s Going To Love You The Best have all but vanished while bootleg internet rips take away all the soul. With period artwork, tip-on jacket, extensive liner notes, photos, and clear audio re-mastered from the original Capitol masters, this Light In The Attic reissue is set to become the definitive analogue version of Dalton’s stunning debut. Dim the lights and turn that stereo up, Karen Dalton will turn your living room into private concert, an intimate performance you will never forget.

Track Listing:

1. Little Bit Of Rain
2. Sweet Substitute
3. Ribbon Bow
4. I Love You More Than Words Can Say
5. In The Evening (It’s So Hard To Tell Who’s Going To Love You The Best)
6. Blues On The Ceiling
7. It Hurts Me Too
8. How Did The Feeling Feel To You
9. Right, Wrong Or Ready
10. Down On The Street (Don’t You Follow Me Down)

The band that was “louder than the Who,” John's Children became one of the earliest examples of psychedelic flower power. Jagged Time Lapse finds the one and only Marc Bolan (T.Rex) at his loudest and the album features everything you could ask for from one of Britain’s most rambunctious bands. In fact, the band's stage show, which included band members fighting each other and Bolan whipping the stage with a chain, was a huge influence on punk rock. Includes band favorites such as: “Desdemona” (which was banned by the BBC due to its controversial lyrics), “Midsummer Night’s Scene” and “Go-Go Girl.” Also features a bonus track cover of The Beatles’ “Help.”

Track Listing:

1. Desdemona
2. Remember Thomas A Beckett
3. It's Been a Long Time
4. Arthur Green
5. Midsummer Night's Scene
6. Sarah Crazy Child
7. Jagged Time Lapse
8. Go-Go Girl
9. Come & Play With Me in the Garden
10. Perfumed Garden of Gulliver Smith
11. Midsummer Nights Scene (alt. version)
12. Not the Sort of Girl You Take to Bed (alt. version)
13. Help
14. Casbah Candy