| Helen Humes - The Definitive Black & Blue Sessions - Sneakin' Around 15 biisiä Live Paris 1974 |
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Black & Blue 2002 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| Hound Dog Taylor - Release The Hound |
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Alligator Records 2004 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| Huey Piano Smith - It Do Me Good 2CD The Banashak & Sansu Sessions 1966-1978. When it comes to good time rollicking rock’n’roll or rhythm’n’blues, there are few exponents to match Huey ‘Piano’ Smith. One of the greatest of New Orleans’ many pianists, Smith began his career with blues men like Guitar Slim and Earl King and enjoyed a string of classic hits in the late 1950s. During that time he wrote and recorded three of rock and roll’s most enduring classics, ‘Rockin’ Pneumonia And The Boogie Woogie Flu’, ‘High Blood Pressure’ and ‘Sea Cruise’, the latter featuring the vocals of Frankie Ford. His career continued well into the 1970s. This deluxe package is an upgraded version of a Charly CD released in the late 1980s, Pitta Pattin’. This collection - featuring the recordings he made for the Instant label in the late 1960s - has now been expanded to include several tracks not featured on the original including the ultra rare ‘Two Way Pock-A-Way’, ‘Epitaph To A Black Man’ and ‘The Whatcha Call ‘Em’ plus several newly discovered, previously unissued recordings. His powerful piano can be heard to good effect on the previously unissued, ‘I’m Boss Pt 2’ with its almost Northern Soul sound. Many of Smith’s early Instant 45s were big local hits in New Orleans and Louisiana without ever denting any national charts and have long been sought after by collectors, with some, like ‘Two Way Pock-A-Way’, proving almost impossible to find today. Also featured are versions of ‘Rockin’ Pneumonia’, ‘High Blood Pressure’ and ‘Don’t You Just Know It’ recorded for an Atlantic LP that was never released. By way of a bonus, Huey’s last known recordings made for Allen Toussaint’s Sansu company in 1978 make their CD debut here, more than thirty years after their first release on Charly vinyl. These are the last recordings of Huey Smith who retired from music to concentrate on his religious beliefs in the early 80s. He now lives in retirement in Baton Rouge but still happily acknowledges his huge contribution to New Orleans R&B and to rock’n’roll in general. |
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Charly Records 2012 | 2-CD | 18.00 € |
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| Ike & Tina Turner - Sweet Rhode Island Red / The Gospel According To Ike & Tina Two 1974 albums from Ike and Tina and the first time on CD for the 'Gospel' album 'Sweet Rhode Island Red' features originals by Tina and covers such as Stevie Wonder's 'Higher Ground' and 'Living For The City' 'Gospel' is what you'd expect with favourites such as 'Amazing Grace' Digitally remastered and slipcased, and with extensive new notes |
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BGO Records 2012 | CD | 13.00 € |
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| Ike & Tina Turner - Rock Me Baby 20 biisiä |
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Planet Media 2000 | CD | 10.00 € |
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| Isley Brothers - Showdown album from 1978 |
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Icon Classic Records 2008 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Jerry McCain - Somebody's Been Talking 15 biisiä |
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Westside Records 2000 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| Jessie Hill - Ooh Poo Pah Doo - Golden Classics |
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Collectables | CD | 17.00 € |
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| Jimi Hendrix - Blues Originally released in 1994, the Jimi Hendrix Blues album features 11 blues performances recorded by Jimi between 1966 and 1970 showcasing the guitarist's mastery of the 12-bar form. This double-LP audiophile edition of Blues is arguably the best packaged, richest sounding, most coherent post-mortem release from the Hendrix archives. Framed by his 1967 acoustic 12-string rendition of "Hear My Train 'A Comin'" and a 1970 Trio performance of the same song, these 11 rough and ready tracks illustrate Hendrix's deep spiritual connections to his blues roots and his daring experimental take on the shape of future blues to come. And they've never sounded so vital, necessary or dynamic! This 2LP version will forever stand as the definitive-sounding, high-performance edition of this historic collection. 180 gram audiophile vinyl 2010 Remastered Edition 8 page full colour booklet Gatefold sleeve |
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Music On Vinyl Records 2000 | LP | 32.00 € |
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| Jimmy Reed - As Jimmy Is |
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Roker Record Group | LP | 13.00 € |
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| Jimmy Reed - Jimmy Reed Is Back |
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Roots Records 1976 | LP | 15.00 € |
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| Jimmy Witherspoon - Live At Condon's, New York |
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Who's Who In Jazz | CD | 12.00 € |
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| Jimmy Witherspoon - Same Old Blues 25 biisiä |
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Catfish 2000 | CD | 12.00 € |
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| John Lee Hooker - Free Beer And Chicken originally issued 1974 |
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BGO Records | CD | 18.00 € |
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| John Lee Hooker - Free Beer And Chicken originally released 1974 |
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ABC Records | LP | 13.00 € |
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| Johnny Cash - The Gospel Collection 18 tracks |
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Sony Music 2010 | CD | 10.00 € |
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| Johnny Otis - On The Show - The Johnny Otis Story Vol. 2 1957-1974 Johnny Otis celebrated his 90th birthday on 28 December 2011 – a true landmark for a man who has given most of his life to music. Ace is commemorating the event with the release of this collection, which together with “The Johnny Otis Story Vol 1” (CDCHD 1312) presents a concise overview of his entire career as a composer, musician, singer, producer, talent scout and songwriter. “On With The Show” lives up to its title by picking up Johnny’s story from just before where the first volume left off, and carrying it through to the mid-70s – the point at which he stopped releasing new music and began diversifying his talents into cultural, spiritual and political areas. As did other R&B pioneers, Johnny had a lean time in the early and mid-1960s, at least as far as the charts went, but a string of Capitol 45s – including ‘Castin’ My Spell’, ‘Crazy Country Hop’ and ‘Mumblin’ Mosie’, all featured here – offer as good a representation of rock’n’roll as you’ll find anywhere. Many of Johnny’s King recordings are also invigorating, as those in this package will demonstrate. It’s hardly his fault that people were buying Fabian, Frankie Avalon, the 4 Seasons and the Beatles instead. Johnny gave up recording for a few years before returning with the estimable “Cold Shot” album and the R&B/Pop hit ‘Country Girl’, both featuring the burgeoning talents of his young son Shuggie. They led to a full-on revival of the Johnny Otis Show and to further recordings for Epic, the best of which are featured here. Things began to tail off again in the mid-70s in the wake of the disco boom. The big band funk of his movie-inspired ‘Jaws’ shows that he could have competed in the disco arena, should he have chosen to, but a man with as many things going on as Johnny Otis didn’t have to compete with anyone, and he just expanded his horizons elsewhere instead. Post-‘Jaws’, Johnny has been a radio DJ, ordained minster, artist, author and many other things. Most people would be delighted to have accomplished a fraction of what he has done. Unfortunately, we can’t all be the Godfather of Rhythm & Blues, but we can all enjoy his work for many years to come thanks to the fine compilations available on Ace and elsewhere. If you don’t know Johnny Otis but want to start, this collection and the previous volume will serve as the perfect introduction to the man and his music. Tony Rounce (Ace Records) |
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Ace Records 2012 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| Johnny Otis Show - Good Lovin' Blues |
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Ace Records 1990 | CD | 9.90 € |
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| Jussi Raittinen - Muistan Vielä Vuonna '76 2 CD 2CD Jussi Raittisen USA:n / Emin levytykset vuosilta 1975-1977. Mukana myös Rollin' Rock nauhoitukset. |
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Emi 2003 | 2-CD | 12.00 € |
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| LABELOGRAPHY - The Major U.K. Record Labels - Jan Pettersson A First Pressing Identification Guide for CBS, Columbia, Decca, Fontana by Jan Pettersson 592 pages, format 169x239 mm HMV, Parlophone and Pye Singles, EPs and LPs 1953-1975 |
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Premium Publishing 2008 | Kirjat | 48.00 € |
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| Laura Lee - Women's Love Rights + I Can't Make It Alone + Two Sides 2CD three LPs from 1971-1974 on this double CD set. 32 tracks |
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Edsel Records 2010 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Laurel Aitken - The Pama Years Vol. 1 1969-1971 the legendary godfather of ska. tracks from 1969-1971 |
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Grover Records 1989 | LP | 18.00 € |
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| Lightnin' Hopkins - His Blues 2CD Sam “Lightnin’” Hopkins’ career stretched across five decades and some 40 plus labels, not counting subsidiaries, though he seemed to settle for long periods with particular producers, burning out many along the way. When the 34 year-old Sam Hopkins entered Radio Recorders Studio in November of 1946 he probably had no idea of that it would lead to a new identity that would stay with him throughout his life. He had been paired with pianist Wilson Smith and the duo were dubbed Thunder & Lightning by producer Eddie Mesner and the soubriquet stuck to Hopkins . Thunder’s recording career clapped out in around 1948. For a couple of years he flipped from Los Angeles’ Aladdin label to Bill Quinn’s Gold Star Records out of Houston before producer Bob Shad took over cutting sides for his own Sittin’ In With and his employers Mercury and Decca. Sessions for Bob Tanner’s Houston-based TNT and a spell at Herald Records in new York drew a continuous eight-year run of recording to an end in the mid-50s. After a brief hiatus, the folk/revival scene of the late 50s and early 60s took Lightnin’ on board and put an acoustic guitar in his hands. At 47 Lightnin’ was “authentic” and was soon hanging with the folk glitterati and earning well off his live performances. The jazz label Prestige picked him up for their Bluesville imprint and cut 10 LPs with him, with the odd side trip to other outlets, including Bobby Robinson’s Fire label for some raucous rockin’ blues. At the same time he found a second home with producer Chris Strachwitz at Arhoolie, producing some of his finest 60s sides there. He was a highlight of the American Folk Blues Festival in 1964 making some of his best live recordings around this time. His useful recording career ended with the 60s and for the rest of his working life he toured comprehensively from New York’s Carnegie Hall to Rotterdam to Tokyo and back to Houston, Texas, his adopted home. Lightnin’ Hopkins had a mixture of styles and much of his work, even later in his career, harked back to a down home blues style from the pre-war era that he had lived through (although he didn’t record at the time). Apart from the more usual lost love and wig wearing subject matter, he also wrote movingly about the time of slavery and the wrongs committed by both white and black people. At times he also acted like a calypsonian, recording bulletins on the news of the day, sometimes literally. He could also boogie with the best if them. Well, you might say, that’s all very well but does the world need another Lightnin’ Hopkins record? Obviously we think it does, when it is the first proper career overview, and acts as a companion piece to Alan Govenar’s inestimable biography His Life and Blues. Also gone are the Aladdin and Sittin’ in With sides swamped in reverb for later LP release and used by the ooc merchants. But then what do you expect from them. Read the book, enjoy the record. By Roger Armstrong (Ace Records) |
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Ace Records 2010 | CD | 23.00 € |
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| Lightnin' Slim / Whispering Smith - High & Low Down/Over Easy For a (some would say thankfully) short period at the beginning of the 1970s, there was a vogue for dressing up the blues with the trappings of the progressive rock and soul of the day. The down-home qualitities of singers like Muddy Waters were swamped by wah-wah guitars, electric pianos, busy rock drumming and overblown horn sections. Muddy's Electric Mud remains a disastrous episode, but other projects often produced more interesting results. The final Excello albums by Lightnin' Slim and Whispering Smith featured additional horn sections (more for the former, less for the latter) but the sheer grit and down-home bluesiness of the singers' vocals, more than compensated for the more adventurous instrumental stylings. Slim's album was produced by Jerry 'Swamp Dogg' Williams and comes with the usual quota of Swamp Dogg quirkiness. Smith's album is far more rootsy, a Louisiana blues affair, with only minor intrusions from the horns. Slim and Smith toured together frequently in their final years and these two 'contemporary' albums fit together as well as the two artists did on stage. (Ace Records) |
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Ace Records 1994 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| Luther Johnson - On The Road Again 15 biisiä. Live vuodelta 1972 |
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Night & Day 2000 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| McHouston Baker - Mississippi Delta Blues 15 biisiä. digikansi. = Mickey Baker |
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Maison De Blues 2004 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Memphis Slim - Moter Earth vanhan Buddah LP nyt CD:nä |
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One Way Records 1972 | CD | 12.00 € |
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| Memphis Slim - Poor Man Blue single second hand single. PS condition VG+/VG+ |
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Barclay 1975 | Single/EP | 8.00 € Käytetty |
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| Mickey Baker - Blues & Jazz Guitar Of Mickey Baker originally released 1977 |
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Stefan Grossman's Guitar Workshop 2008 | CD | 19.00 € |
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| Mickey Baker - Jazz Rock Guitar Of Mickey Baker originally released in 1978 |
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City Hall Records | CD | 18.00 € |
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| Movie - Ray 2DVD 2 DVD, 146 min, suomitekstit |
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Universal 2005 | DVD | 32.00 € |
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| Muddy Waters - Hard Again Muddy Waters needs no introduction. The Chicago-based blues singer has been in the business since the 1940s, influencing the 60s blues rock movement spearheaded by the Rolling Stones. Recorded eight years after his last album After The Rain, Hard Again is Muddy Water's massive comeback album of 1977, opening up with the one song that cemented Muddy's place in Rock & Roll heaven: "Mannish Boy". Produced by Johnny Winter (whose ecstatic 'Yeah!'s can be heard on "Mannish Boy"), Hard Again features Muddy's trademark blues sound: rugged, raw and full of energy. The rest of the album has similar qualities: blues harps, slide guitars and wailing vocals, it's all there. Music On Vinyl's 180 gram HQ reissue LP is a no brainer for any record collection! |
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Music On Vinyl 2012 | LP | 20.00 € |
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| Muddy Waters - I'm Ready |
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Music On Vinyl Records 2012 | LP | 18.00 € |
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| NOW DIG THIS NO. 297 - December 2007 Kenny Lovelace, Charlie Gracie, Eddie Cochran.. |
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Now Dig This 2007 | Lehdet | 9.00 € |
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| NOW DIG THIS NO. 298 - January 2008 Elvis, Frankie Miller, Rhythm Riot.. |
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Now Dig This 2008 | Lehdet | 9.00 € |
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| NOW DIG THIS NO. 301 - April 2008 25 years of NDT 1983-2008. Special issue. Hot 100 April 27th, 1959, 25 years NDT interviews |
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Now Dig This 2008 | Lehdet | 9.00 € |
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| NOW DIG THIS NO. 302 - May 2008 Terry Wayne Interview, Adolph Jacobs Story, On tour with Johnny Cash and Carl Perkins... |
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Now Dig This 2008 | Lehdet | 9.00 € |
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| NOW DIG THIS NO. 307 - October 2008 Sonny West, Jerry Wexler + Free Bonus Bear Family CD with this issue |
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NDT 2008 | Lehdet | 9.00 € |
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| NOW DIG THIS NO. 308 - November 2008 Wanda Jackson, Earl Palmer, Sonny West, Frank Slay, Rockabilly Rave USA... |
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Now Dig This 2008 | Lehdet | 9.00 € |
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| NOW DIG THIS NO. 309 - December 2008 Dion, Roy Orbison, Hillbilly Hit Parade, Hemsby etc |
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Now Dig This 2008 | Lehdet | 9.00 € |
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| NOW DIG THIS NO. 313 - April 2009 Somethin' Else! - Bear Family's new Eddie Cochran box-set reviewed Barriers...Who Needs Them? Irving 'Slim' Rose & The First Doo-Wop Revival That's What You Get When The Gettin' Gets Good - Bear Family's new Hank Ballard box-set reviewed In Praise Of Alley Cats Part Four CD & Vinyl reviews I Shall Be Released - April 1959 |
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Now Dig This 2009 | Lehdet | 8.00 € |
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| NOW DIG THIS NO. 314 - May 2009 Tommy Steele talks about his rock n roll days JLL '63: Burnin' Up Birmingham - unpublished photos of The Killer Bobby Lollar - The 'Bad Bad Boy' From Trenton Challenge Records & 'Tequila' - extract from new John Broven book In Praise Of Alley Cats Part 5 Book & CD Reviews I Shall Be Released - May 1959 |
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Now Dig This 2009 | Lehdet | 8.00 € |
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| NOW DIG THIS NO. 315 - June 2009 Quit Mumblin' And Talk Out Loud - Memories of Bo Diddley Boppin' Bob Jones Charlie Rich Confessions In Praise of Alley Cats Part 6 I Shall Be Released - June 1959 |
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Now Dig This 2009 | Lehdet | 8.00 € |
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| NOW DIG THIS NO. 317 - August 2009 Teenage TNT - A Pictorial Guide To Elvis On Tour In 1957 Ever Been Stung? - The Bizarre Story Of B. Bumble & The Stingers Rockabilly Rave Pix Bob Butfoy Interview In Praise Of Alley Cats Part 8 Ace Cafe Reunion I Shall Be Released - August 1959 CD, DVD & Book Reviews |
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Now Dig This 2009 | Lehdet | 8.00 € |
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| NOW DIG THIS NO. 322 - January 2010 Gene Summers Interview Buddy Holly box-set review Vince Ray Interview Compact Discs Reviewed in NDT during 2009 Rhythm Riot Report 'n' Pix In Paise Of Alley Cats Part 13 I Shall Be Released - January 1960 |
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Now Dig This 2010 | Lehdet | 8.00 € |
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| NOW DIG THIS NO. 323 - February 2010 Voodoo Jive '65 - Rare & Unseen photos of Screamin' Jay Hawkins at Granada TV! Chartin' On The Tundra - Regionalised Canadian charts of the '50s Honky Tonk Man - An Interview with Charlie Gillett Working With Larry Williams - Memories of his 1965 UK tour I Shall Be Released - February 1960 Rob Tyler Interview In Praise Of Alley Cats Part 14 |
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Now Dig This 2010 | Lehdet | 8.00 € |
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| NOW DIG THIS NO. 328 - July 2010 See You Later, Alligator - Bobby Charles and the Birth of Louisiana Rock n Roll Return To Oz - Little Richard, Gene Vincent & Eddie Cochran in Australia, 1957 Shop Around - Recalling London's rockin' record shops Rock Rockola - The golden age of the jukebox Hemsby - Report 'n' pix Memories Of A Rebel - Dennis Hopper talks about Elvis I Shall Be Released - July 1960 |
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Now Dig This 2010 | Lehdet | 8.00 € |
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| Oscar Toney Jr. - Loving You Too Long The Contempo Sessions. 12 tracks |
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Shout 2007 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| Otis Blackwell - Sings His Greatest Hits |
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Acrobat Music 2002 | CD | 10.00 € |
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| Pee Wee Crayton - Things I Used To Do Great Texan bluesman (one of the most prolific of the 1940s and 1950s) captured on an excellent 1970 set revisiting such early Crayton classics as 'Peace Of Mind' and 'Blues After Hours'. |
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Ace Records 2005 | CD | 13.00 € |
