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| Arthur Big Boy Crudup - Sunny Road recorded 1969 |
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Delmark Records 2013 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| Bettie And The Handsome Trio - Taste Of Blue hyvä kotimainen R&B levy |
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Handsome Sounds 2013 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Big Mama Thornton - The Complete 1950-1961 2CD |
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Le Chant Du Monde 2013 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| Bob Dylan - Folk Singer-Humdinger - Just About As Good As It Gets 2CD |
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Smith & Co 2013 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Bobby Darin - Sings Ray Charles |
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Hallmark Music 2013 | CD | 5.90 € |
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| Bobby Vinton - Roses Are Red |
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Hallmark Music 2013 | CD | 6.00 € |
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| Brian Hyland - Sealed With A Kiss |
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Hallmark Music 2013 | CD | 6.00 € |
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| Brothers Four - Greenfields 2CD Greenfields and Other Folk Greats - First Five Albums Featured here, as the title suggests, are a plethora of Folk greats including the groups hit singles 'Greenfields' and 'The Green Leaves of Summer' and many standards and popular songs all given The Brothers Four's stylish touch. In fact across this 2CD set we have crammed no less than five complete albums! Original founding member, Bob Flick still leads a Brothers Four group today and this is your chance to grab yourself the best overview you could find of their first couple of years at the top. |
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Jasmine Records 2013 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Cash Box Kings - Black Topping The Cash Box Kings' second release for Blind Pig Records, 'Black Toppin',' has hit the streets! The recording features the regular members of the 'CBK Collective': Joe Nosek, Oscar Wilson, Kenny 'Beady Eyes' Smith, Joel Paterson, Beau Sample, Mark Haines, Billy Flynn, Gerry Hundt, Barrelhouse Chuck, and Jerry DeVivo. Featuring 8 originals and 5 covers (Little Walter, Lightnin' Slim, Jimmy Rogers, and the Velvet Underground) the album runs the gamut between delta, swamp blues, and straight-up Chess-era Chicago blues along with jump blues, some Mick Taylor-era Stones and what we call 'blues-a-billy,' our own hybrid of Sun Records’ blues and Sun Records’ country and rockabilly. We think it's our best album yet and we can't wait to get out and play it live! |
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Blind Pig Records 2013 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| Champs - Tequila 2CD The Champs were propelled to stardom when they topped the US Pop, R&B and UK charts in the summer of 1958 with their debut single, the Latin-flavoured instrumental 'Tequila'. Spawning a plethora of covers, the song earned a Grammy Award in 1959 while the band - whose varying line-up reads like a who's who of early Californian rock music - went on to enjoy further hits into the early 1960s. This 2CD set comprises their first studio albums along with hard-to-find 45rpm A and B-sides including 'Everybody's Rockin'' which is presented in a rare stereo format. Hot 100 hits of course include the title track, 'Tequila' plus 'El Rancho Rock', 'Chariot Rock' and the perennially popular 'Midnighter'. Disc 2 includes all the US singles up to 1961 including the hits 'Too Much Tequila' and dance craze fave 'Limbo Rock' plus 'Tequila Twist'. |
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Jasmine Records 2013 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Cliff Richard - 32 Minutes And 17 Seconds |
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Hallmark Music 2013 | CD | 6.00 € |
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| Dale Watson And His Lone Stars - El Rancho Azul Texas Country # 1 !! Newest album now available |
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Continental Records 2013 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| Dave Edmunds - Subtle As A Flying Mallet albumi vuodelta 1975 |
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RPM Records 2013 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| Deke Dickerson - Deke's Guitar Geek Festival 2012 HOT OFF THE PRESSES! BRAND-NEW 2012 GEEKFEST DVD available NOW! The headliners this year were the Hellecasters and Paul Gilbert! Also featured: Nokie Edwards and Venturesmania, the All-Harvey Band, Freddie Roulette, Joel Paterson, Colonel Johnny Macguire, Los Straitjackets, Rick Vito / King Paris, Nathan James and James Harman, and Dave Bunker. |
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Major Label Video 2013 | CD | 20.00 € |
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| Del Shannon - The Complete UK Singles (and more) 1961-1966 2CD Del Shannon’s formidable hit list qualifies him as one of the truly great artists of the 1960s. Del made #1 on both sides of the Atlantic with his first 45, ‘Runaway’, and for the next few years he delivered the chart goods again and again with some of the best singles ever made – most of which he wrote or co-wrote. This new Ace set is, we believe, the first to present Del’s UK 45s, as released between 1960 and 1966, in the order they appeared here and in the same couplings used on the original London and Stateside pressings (which often differed from their US counterparts). Listening to them in sequence, it’s easy to build a mental picture of an artist who was always looking to stretch his creativity and to find new sounds to keep him in the charts long after many of his peers had waved goodbye to the Hot 100. It would be easy to say that Del never released a better record than ‘Runaway’, but that’s not to disparage other early classics such as ‘Hats Off To Larry’ and ‘So Long Baby’, which would be high-water marks of any discography, or later gems such as ‘Keep Searchin’ (We’ll Follow The Sun)’ and the ferocious ‘Move It On Over’, as good a record as anything to come out of Detroit’s garage scene at the time. Whether these are your favourites or you prefer the more soulful slant of ‘Little Town Flirt’ and ‘Two Kinds Of Teardrops’ or well-remembered flipsides such as ‘Kelly’ and ‘Don’t Gild The Lily, Lily’, there were no bad Del Shannon singles; having them all in one collection merely reinforces that statement. As well as the UK singles we’ve included Del’s original version of ‘His Latest Flame’ and his cover of ‘From Me To You’, recorded while the Beatles where still in the UK Top 40 with it – both of which came out on UK EPs. To make sure that every UK single is represented accurately, we’ve also added Del’s pal Max Crook’s ‘The Snake’, which was mispressed as ‘Jody’ on the flip of early copies of ‘Runaway’. The EP covers and the labels of each and every A and B-side are featured in the booklet, along with songsheets, period ads and photos taken during Del’s many UK tours. By Tony Rounce (Ace Records) |
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Ace Records 2013 | CD | 29.00 € |
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| Denise LaSalle - Making A Good Thing Better The music that came out of Stax Records pretty much defined the Memphis Sound throughout the 1960s. As the 70s dawned, the sound came to be redefined by records produced by Willie Mitchell down the road from Stax at Royal Studios. In 1971, two singles emanated from Royal that exemplified Mitchell’s new Memphis Sound and took it to the masses. One was Al Green’s ‘Tired Of Being Alone’. The other was Denise LaSalle’s ‘Trapped By A Thing Called Love’. A groundbreaking record in its time, ‘Trapped By A Thing Called Love’ remains a defining example of what Southern Soul is all about. It took Denise to the very top of the Billboard R&B chart and made her an overnight success at the age of 30, after half a dozen previous 45s had failed to even nudge that chart. Even if Denise had never scored another hit, the record would have ensured her standing as a great of the genre. Fortunately, Denise did place many other fine 45s on the R&B and Pop charts over the next few years. Although she hailed from Chicago (via Mississippi) and released her music on a Detroit-based label, Denise was a high-profile standard bearer for female Southern Soul throughout her prime chart time. For over five years, Denise’s hits were recorded for Westbound Records and all of them feature here on “Making A Good Thing Better” – surprisingly, her first-ever greatest hits compilation. Denise released 12 Westbound singles, nine of which hit the R&B charts. In the wake of ‘Trapped By A Thing Called Love’, she hit the R&B Top 5 twice in succession with ‘Now Run And Tell That’ and ‘Man Sized Job’ and almost all of her other hit singles reached the Top 30 – a measure of how popular she was at that time. Although most of her Westbound sides were cut in Memphis, she also recorded in Muscle Shoals and, towards the end of her tenure, in Detroit, the city that gave Denise her final hit for the label with the sublime ‘Married, But Not to Each Other’, a classic of the cheatin’ songs genre. Wherever she chose to record, the end product always came out as superior Southern Soul. Denise has long been overdue a singles compilation and we’re delighted to rectify that. All the tracks included here have been freshly mastered from the original Westbound production tapes. For those who want to hear Denise LaSalle at her best, singing hits that were all over the radio in the early 70s, it’s going to be an essential purchase. By Tony Rounce (Ace Records) |
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Ace Records 2013 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| Dick Dale - Surf Beat 2CD |
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Not Now Music 2013 | CD | 6.00 € |
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| Dr. Feelgood - Live In London recorded on the 21st June 1989. Originally released 1990. |
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Grand Records 2013 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| Duane Eddy - Shazam! The Essential Collection 2CD The undisputed king of twang, Duane Eddy was a huge star on the early rock’n’rollscene with a string of raunchy instrumental hits. His echo-drenched guitar reverberations were a key influence on the likes of the Ventures, the Shadows, and a whole generation of budding rock guitarists. In later years he worked with celebrity fans Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and John Fogerty, and has recently been back in the limelight with a Richard Hawley produced comeback album. This comprehensive sixty track collection includes all his single A and B sides from 1957 –1962 presented chronologically, alongside some rare early sessions backing up vocal artists. |
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Demon Music 2013 | CD | 10.00 € |
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| Eddie Cochran - Eddie Cochran LP + CD |
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Doxy Music 2013 | CD | 20.00 € |
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| Eino Grön - Samettisilmäinen Tyttöni - levytyksiä 1958-1961 Porin Reposaaressa vuonna 1939 syntynyt EINO GRÖN voitti alkuvuodesta 1958 Turussa järjestetyn iskelmälaulun kykyjenetsintäkilpailun. Voitto toi tullessaan hänen ensimmäisen levytyksensä saman vuoden huhtikuun 24:s päivä. Silloin hän levytti kappaleen ”Venäläinen tango”. Levyjulkaisu oli EP – levy, jonka nimi oli ”Uusia poikia – tuttuja iskelmiä”. Levyllä esiintyi neljä uutta laulajaa, joista ainoastaan Einon ura sai voimakkaan lähdön eteenpäin tulevalla pitkällä laulajan tiellä! SALIX julkaisee nyt EINO GRÖNIN CD – levyn, jonka ensimmäinen kappale on juuri mainittu ”Venäläinen tango”. Se on kansansävel ja sovittajana toimi TOIVO KÄRKI ja sanoitus tietenkin REINO HELISMAAN. Tämän Einon levyn kaikki 28 kappaletta ovat nyt ensi kertaa uudelleen masteroituina CD – levyllä! Elokuvakappaleitakin on peräti seitsemän. Aloitusvuoden 1958 syksyn levytystilaisuudesta on mukana tunnettu italialainen foxtrot ”Maliziusella” ja TOIVO KÄRJEN sävellys ”Muistatko minua milloin”. Tämän julkaisun kappaleet ajoittuvat vuosille 1958 – 1961. Mukana on hyvin tunnettuja kappaleita ja monelle tuntemattomiakin – lähinnä sen vuoksi, kun vinyylilevyjä ei juuri enää julkisesti soiteta. Tunnetuista voi mainita: ” Pieni kukkanen, Aron kuu, Tammerkoski, Kenties, Marusja, Tulipunaruusut, Sininen kuu ja Kastelholman luutnantti.” Tämän julkaisun nimikappale ”SAMETTISILMÄINEN TYTTÖNI” on TOIVO KÄRJEN komea sävellys elokuvaan ”Vatsa sisään, rinta ulos” Tämän kappaleen levytyksessä EINO GRÖNIÄ säestää TAPIO YRJÄN TANGOYHTYE. – TAPIO YRJÄ (1927 – 2011) oli monipuolinen musiikkimies, jonka soittimet olivat piano ja harmonikka. Syntyjään hän oli Salon Perttelistä. Nuorta EINO GRÖNIÄ säestää tällä julkaisulla usea tunnettu kokoonpano mm. Ronnie Kranckin orkesteri, Ossi Malisen yhtye, Taito Vainion tangoyhtye ja Matti Viljasen orkesteri. Tämä levy ajoittuu Einon neljään ensimmäiseen levytysvuoteen. Kun olen kuunnellut tämän projektin kappaleita tarkoin, niin on todettava, että jo nuoresta EINO GRÖNISTÄ huokuu suuri musikaalisuus ja tällä levyllä toimii kaikki – laulu, sekä orkesterisoitto! Julkaisu on kaikkiaan komea ja tekstin kansijulkaisuun on tehnyt itse MAARIT NIINILUOTO! |
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Salix 2013 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Emmy Lou And The Rhythm Boys - Tag Along With.. Ruotsalaisyhtyeen toinen levy ! Loistavaa perinteistä rockabillyä ja rokkaavaa countryä. Heja Enviken ! |
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Vintjarn Records 2013 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Erja Lyytinen - Forbidden Fruit ‘Forbidden Fruit’ finds Finnish slide guitarist Erja Lyytinen taking the blues into the personal realm, to find new ways of expressing her feelings, understanding life experiences and realising her musical ambitions. From the deeply felt lyrics and well crafted songs, to the emotional input of her solos and expansive band harmonies, ‘Forbidden Fruit’ embodies the essence of everything we identify as the blues. Whether you could call it therapy, deeply held personal convictions, or more simply a celebration of life, this album has it all. And as Erja humorously remarks; ‘It was all made without an auto tuner (laughs), so everything is played and sang as you hear it’. ‘Forbidden Fruit’ is a multi layered album. Peel away a layer and you will find another rich seam of lyrical meaning and intricate guitar parts. The heart felt lyrics match the deep guitar tones and sonic textures, all glued together by Erja own natural vivacity. Recorded at Helsinki’s Rescue Room Studios, the album’s sensual front cover photo was shot at Murder Mile studios in London by Finnish photographer Tina Korhonen. The all female crew added to an apparent statement of Erja’s self confidence. And there’s much to be proud of, as ‘Forbidden Fruit’ explores the full spectrum of life’s experiences; up, down and sideways. There’s a imperceptible meeting of old blues traditions - the art of story telling and sexual double entendres - with contemporary musical values and guitar solo’s that evoke lyrical meaning. For every well crafted turn of phrase there’s an intricate guitar part to match, ranging from co-producer Davide Floreno’s tremolo guitar figure on ‘Joyful Misery’ to Erja’s guitar- led wall of sound on ‘Jealousy’. She further explores the full tonal possibilities of her new custom shop Fender Stratocaster on ‘Forbidden Fruit’, ‘Joyful Misery’ and the dual guitar fest that is ‘Change Of Season’, while the radical arrangement and unusual chords on ‘Death Letter’ re-invigorate the blues standard and help integrate it into the albums sequential flow. Co-song writer Alan Darby (who has worked with Bonnie Raitt and Bonnie Tyler) provides the American feel on two relationship songs, the self explanatory ‘At Least We Still Fight’ and the deeply personal ‘Joyful Misery’. The latter is inspired by a 50 year relationship between her uncle and aunt. The lyrics of the title tracks pull no punches - ‘A flower in blossom attracts all kind of bees’ - as Erja achieves her goal of ‘sounding honest, beautiful and sad at the same time’, before she belatedly offers us a cathartic release with Lil Johnson’s ‘Press My Button’. ‘Forbidden Fruit’ is an album of real substance, emotion, superb band interplay and Erja’s very best vocals. The blues never sounded more essential. |
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Ruf Records 2013 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| Fabulous Thunderbirds - On The Verge The Fabulous Thunderbirds are On the Verge of an exciting new era as they release their breakout recording for Severn Records. Anchored by the big voice of original front man, Kim Wilson, On the Verge is a departure for the legendary blues rockers as they explore their soulful side with 10 original numbers recorded at our very own state of the art Severn Sound Studios. On the Verge marks a new beginning for the band with Wilson saying, we're defining our own genre. Using cutting edge technology and a collaborative, free-flowing creative process, the T-Birds have crafted a fresh sound, one that's sure to satisfy diehard fans while bringing new blood into the fold of the band's faithful legion. Taking cues from unexpected influences like O.V. Wright (Too Much Water) and Junior Parker (That's the Way We Roll), the T- Birds kick things off with their single, I Want to Believe, a driving number with a Lenny Kravitz-meets-Staple Singers vibe. Lovin Time has a Los Lonely Boys feel, while the Anker/Wilson original Hold Me melds classic rock with soul and reggae. Though the title may hint at a genre, don't let it fool you; Runnin' From the Blues is indeed about hard- ships though disguised as a pop number. Got To Bring It With You is a soulful rocker while the final track, Lonely Highway nods to the blues of the Stax tradition. Do You Know Who I Am? and Diamonds Won't Kiss You Back round out the all original 10-song offering. Backing Wilson are veteran T-Birds guitarists Johnny Moeller and Mike Keller, plus bassist Randy Bermudes and Jason Moeller on drums. Co-producer/-songwriter Kevin Anker guests on keyboards. In a career spanning over three decades, the Fabulous Thunderbirds are On the Verge with their most mature recording to date on the verge of greatness that is. Produced By Kevin Anker, David Earl, Steve Gomes and Kim Wilson MUSICIANS: THE FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS KIM WILSON VOCALS AND HARMONICA JOHNNY MOELLER GUITAR MIKE KELLER GUITAR RANDY BERMUDES BASS JASON MOELLER DRUMS ADDITIONAL MUSICIANS KEVIN ANKER KEYBOARDS MARK MERELLA PERCUSSION PAIGE MARTIN, CHRISTAL RHEAMS, CALEB GREEN, DARYL DUFF BACKGROUND VOCALS KENNY RITTENHOUSE TRUMPET AND HORN ARRANGMENTS LESILE WHITAKER TRUMPET MORGAN PRICE SAXOPHONE VICTOR BARRANCO TROMBONE |
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Severn Records 2013 | CD | 19.00 € |
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| Florence Joelle - Stealing Flowers Florence Joelle returns to her musical roots for her second album, carving out a unique sound that, although rooted in the past, vibrates in the present. A direct to stereo analogue recording, the album was made using vintage microphones and analogue processing and exudes the warmth and authenticity of the music of the pre-digital era. Featuring Arthur Lager on drums and percussion, Paul Seacroft on lead guitar, lap and pedal steel, Chris Campion on bass and acoustic guitar and Matt Jackson on snare drum |
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Zoltan Records 2013 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| Francine - Still Burning Francinen albumi "Still Burning" ylsi ensimmäisellä listaviikollaan komeasti sijalle 18. Uusi levy on yhtyeen peräti 11. studioalbumi. Vuonna 1987 perustetun rock-orkesterin edellisestä levystäkin on vierähtänyt jo yli neljä vuotta. Yhtyeen perustajajäsenen Pete Salomaan mukaan uusi albumi sisältää paljon ”Amerikkaa” eli rootsia monelta kantilta. Francine perustettiin vuonna 1987. Yhtye sai nimensä ZZ Topin Francine-nimisen biisin mukaan. Musiikkiaan bändi kuvaili tuolloin psychobluesiksi. Yhtye on keikkaillut vuosien varrella ahkerasti lähes kaikkialla Suomessa sekä säännöllisen epäsäännöllisesti eri puolilla Eurooppaa. |
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Sound Of Finland 2013 | CD | 20.00 € |
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| Francoise Hardy - Midnight Blues - Paris London 1968-1972 The events of May 1968 across France signalled the end of the yé-yé era and a new seriousness in French pop. Unlike perky domestic stars such as Sheila or France Gall, Françoise Hardy had always had a moody image – in reality she was chronically shy. A keen astrologer, this is something she has always been quick to blame on her star sign, Capricorn: “You have the longest nights, the longest absence. When the sun is in Capricorn, you are not there. You are below the horizon. You are invisible.” 1968 was also the year she retired from public performance after a rare tour of Britain. Françoise had set up her own independent Asparagus Productions in late 1967. Initially, her old label Vogue continued to distribute her records, but in 1969 Françoise signed a deal with the small Sonopresse imprint, where she would stay until 1972. For many of her fans this is the most intriguing and exciting part of her career. From the beginning of her career and into the early 70s, Françoise recorded quite extensively in English, German, Italian and Spanish, but that material is not easy to find these days. This collection, recorded variously in Paris and London between 1968 and 1972, comprises tracks drawn from her albums “En Anglais”, “One-Nine-Seven-Zero” and “Françoise Hardy” (aka “If You Listen”) and offers a very welcome opportunity to hear her perform in English. 1965’s ‘All Over The World’ had given Françoise her only UK Top 20 hit. Although she couldn’t follow it up in Britain, France remained loyal and she was still a huge star there when she made her first full, specially recorded English language album “En Anglais” in 1968. “One-Nine-Seven-Zero” – released worldwide in 1969, but never in France– was recorded at several different sessions in London and Paris, and with a number of disparate collaborators. Though its variety of studios and arrangers could have made it a patchwork, the album is held together by a clutch of songs written and produced by Tommy Brown and Micky Jones. The opening trio – ‘Song Of Winter’, ‘Magic Horse’, ‘Strange Shadows’ – are especially strong, with warm, full arrangements by Jean-Pierre Sabar. Jones and Brown also contributed ‘Bown Bown Bown’ to 1972’s “Françoise Hardy”, recorded at Sound Techniques in Chelsea with folk rock producer Tony Cox. Sound Techniques was a bit like a social club for folk musos from Joe Boyd’s Witchseason stable. The Trees album had been recorded there, as had albums by Fairport Convention and Fotheringay. The latter’s Gerry Conway and Pat Donaldson played on the sessions for Françoise’s album, along with Richard Thompson and Fairport drummer Dave Mattacks. There are precious few enough albums from this golden period of folk rock as it is; this release gives long overdue exposure to a unique coming together of the British folk underground and a French musical legend. By Bob Stanley (Ace Records) |
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Ace Records 2013 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| George Jones - The Complete United Artists Solo Singles 32 A&B sides of Hardcore 60s Honky Tonk. “Country music is like a religion to me!” George Jones once told liner notes author Holly George-Warren, and listening to this collection of the great singer’s United Artists singles from 1962-1966 will make a believer out of you. The diversity of material is astounding. You hear Jones master all the flavors of vintage country: lovelorn ballads, inspirational gospel, uptempo honky-tonk, humorous novelty numbers, old-timey murder ballads—even holiday and Western songs. United Artists was the third home for George Jones’ output since his 1954 debut on the Starday label in his native Texas. His manager and producer Harold “Pappy” Daily signed him to United Artists (UA) following a stint at Mercury, where he scored his first #1 hit, “White Lightning,” in 1959, followed by 1961’s “Tender Years.” Most of the UA recordings transpired in Nashville, with Jones backed by Music City’s A-team: guitarist Grady Martin, bassist Bob Moore, drummer Buddy Harman, pianist Pig Robbins, and Hal Rugg on steel guitar, Tommy Jackson on fiddle, and Kelso Herston on electric 6-string bass. The Jordanaires provided the background choruses, part of the Nashville Sound that Jones adopted for his hardcore country. Right out of the box at UA, Jones hit the jackpot again with his third chart-topper, “She Thinks I Still Care” backed with the gorgeous ballad, “Sometimes You Just Can’t Win,” also a hit. Both sides of the plaintive single pointed the way to the kind of material that in Jones’ hands would become his signature style, leading to such landmark recordings as 1980’s “He Stopped Loving Her Today.” “She Thinks I Still Care” almost didn’t get cut, however. It was penned by Dickey Lee, the Texas songwriter whose “Patches” would be a smash for Clarence Carter in 1970. Songwriter and producer Jack Clement, who’d left Memphis’ Sun Records behind to operate Gulf Coast Recording Studio in Beaumont, Texas, pitched it to Jones. But it wasn’t an easy sale for Clement, whose publishing company handled the song. George told him, “I don’t think I like it too much. It’s got too damn many ‘just becauses’ in it. Clement tweaked it, making it a bit more country, according to Bob Allen, who recounts the story in his 1984 Jones biography. “After [Clement] agreed to relinquish half the publishing royalties to George and the hard-bargaining Pappy Daily, George finally relented and recorded it,” writes Allen. Soon after its release, “She Thinks I Still Care” lodged at the top of Billboard’s C&W chart for six weeks. By year’s end, the smash had been chosen 1962’s “Favorite Country Music Single” by the nation’s DJs in Billboard’s annual poll. |
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Omnivore Recordings 2013 | CD | 19.00 € |
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| Helen Shapiro - Tops With Me And More |
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Hallmark Music 2013 | CD | 6.00 € |
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| Hi-Fly Rangers - Another Gear new CD now available. Great trad rockabilly !! |
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Goofin Records 2013 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Ike & Tina Turner - It's Gonna Work Out Fine |
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Jasmine Records 2013 | CD | 12.00 € |
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| James Cotton - Cotton Mouth Man World-renowned blues harp icon is joined by special guests Gregg Allman, Joe Bonamassa, Ruthie Foster, Delbert McClinton, Warren Haynes and Keb Mo for a joyous collection of raucous boogies, sunny country blues and brash Chicago shuffles inspired by Cotton's colorful and sometime perilous life. Eleven fresh new songs, including "Bonnie Blue," which features a rare Cotton vocal performance. |
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Alligator Records 2013 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| James Hunter Six - Minute By Minute Vahvasti retrohenkistä rhythm and bluesia ja soulia sisältävä tuore albumi. |
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Go Records 2013 | CD | 20.00 € |
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| Jerry Lee Lewis - Return Of Rock / Soul My Way two albums from 1965 and 1967 on the same CD. 23 tracks |
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BGO Records 2013 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| Jerry Lee Lewis - She Even Woke Me Up To Say Goodbye / There Must Be More To L 2 LPs from 1970 and 1971 = 1 CD. 22 tracks She Even Woke Me Up To Say Goodbye / There Must Be More To Love Than This |
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BGO Records 2013 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| Jimmy Reed - Ain't That Loving You Baby 2CD With his simple, recognisable and accessible sound, Jimmy Reed was perhaps one of the most commercially successful blues artists in the USA in the '50s and '60s, if not of all time. This is the most comprehensive collection of his earliest recordings ever released and is the first time ever on CD that all his A and B sides have been compiled chronologically in one collection. Features all the Jimmy Reed classics that you would expect: 'Baby What You Want Me to Do'; 'Bright Lights Big City'; 'Honest I Do'; 'You Don't Have to Go'; 'Going to New York'; 'Ain't That Lovin' You Baby' and 'Big Boss Man'. Fully Detailed liner notes with biography and career achievements. |
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Jasmine Records 2013 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Johnny Burnette - Roses Are Red |
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Hallmark Music 2013 | CD | 6.00 € |
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| Johnny Copeland - It's Me - Classic Texas Soul 1965-72 2CD At the time of his death 15 years ago, Johnny Copeland was regarded as one of the world’s premier blues artists, a Grammy-winner with a strong body of work behind him. Success had come late, preceded by almost 30 years of working hard to make a living. In those years he recorded extensively, building a catalogue of 45s that did little to advance his career, despite their unbridled excellence. Many of those 45s fell into the hands of appreciative soul and blues collectors around the world, establishing Johnny as a cult hero whose work was always worth a listen. Johnny had been working for a decade when he entered into a professional relationship with producer Huey Meaux in 1964, but it wasn’t until he came under Huey’s wing that his records found their way beyond Texas and onto bigger labels. Huey recognised Johnny’s talent and recorded him extensively. The records they made together form the basis of this important new 2CD set. “It’s Me” is the most comprehensive collection of Johnny’s mid-60s to early 70s recordings ever assembled. Here you’ll find Huey Meaux-produced Wand, Suave, Jet Stream, Boogaloo and Wet Soul singles, material Johnny either sold to or cut directly for Kent-Modern in the early 1970s, two rare duets he recorded with South Texas R&B heroine Miss La Vell White as Johnny & Lilly, sides submitted to Wand for a proposed album that never happened, previously undocumented songs, and some fabulous vocal/guitar demos, some of which have never been issued before. None have ever sounded better than they do here, thanks to extensive vault research undertaken by me and my colleague Alec Palao in 2012. (Due to the disappearance or deterioration of a few tapes, fresh dubs were made and remastered from scratch.) I first heard Johnny Copeland when my old pal Tony Cummings sat me down and played me ‘Dedicated To The Greatest’ almost 45 years ago. The power and soul in his voice made me an immediate fan. It’s been a true honour to work on a project that at last puts this classic material into the context it’s always deserved. By Tony Rounce (Ace Records) |
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Ace Records 2013 | CD | 25.00 € |
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| Johnny Rivers - This Could Be The One Although it wasn't until 1964 when Johnny Rivers finally became a star with his hit 'Memphis' he had a career going back to 1958. Here we have the earliest recordings of the 60s superstar getting their most comprehensive reissue yet! He recorded rockabilly and beat ballads and examples of all of his early attempts at a hit are featured on this full length CD. Anyone entranced with the roots of 60s pop can't help but be hooked on this collection. Fully Detailed liner notes with biography and career achievements. |
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Jasmine Records 2013 | CD | 13.00 € |
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| King Drapes - Kortit On Jaettu Jo vuonna 1997 perustettu timanttinen rockabilly -yhtye King Drapes julkaisi uuden levyn! Uusi albumi "Kortit on jaettu" jatkaa siitä, mihin edellinen "Tulta hännän alla" jäi. Uutukaisen biiseissä soitto soi hieman Agentsien ja Yölinnun hengessä, mutta rouheammalla otteella esitettynä. Mukana on myös Brian Setzerin inspiroimia rockabillyrootseja, jotka ovat suorastaan "standardeja". |
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Fifty-Fifty Records 2013 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| King Salami And The Cumberland Three - Cookin' Up A Party |
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Dirty Water Records 2013 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| Little Willie Nighttrain - Break It Up Baby ! |
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Little Willie Nighttrain 2013 | CD | 15.00 € |
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| Marko Haavisto - Luojalle Rengiksi Luojalle rengiksi on Marko Haaviston ensimmäinen sooloalbumi, joka julkaistiin 15.2. 2013. Badding Rockers ja Poutahaukat yhtyeiden solistina tunnettu Marko Haaviston soololevy on hyvä sekoitus kantria ja kotimaista iskelmää. Haavistomaiseen tyyliin. |
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Johnanna Kustannus 2013 | CD | 18.00 € |
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| Marvelettes - Playboy By the time Playboy was released in July 1962, it was the third Marvelettes album in just eight months, althoughboth of the predecessors had struggled for acceptance.Playboy is a much more consistent album than Please Mr Postman, despite lacking that number one smash,and unlike Smash Hits of 62 features an abundance of material written with the group in mind, such as Playboy,Beechwood 4-5789 and Someday Someway.Whilst the achievements of The Marvelettes would eventually be surpassed by The Supremes, this album showsthey were worthy of their lofty mantle in 1962 - Motowns first breakthrough act. |
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Hallmark Music 2013 | CD | 6.00 € |
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| Merle Haggard - The Complete '60s Capitol Singles Merle Haggard is a household name, one of the best-known country music singers of all time. He is a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, and the awards, honors, and accolades in his long career are too numerous to list. Haggard is simply one of the greatest country music stars in the history of the genre. From “Swinging Doors” in 1965 until the end of the decade, Haggard had an incredible string of hit records. “The Fugitive” (b/w “Someone Told My Story”) was his first #1 single, and was a composition by Liz Anderson, Lynn Anderson’s mother. “I Threw Away The Rose” b/w “Loneliness Is Eating Me Alive” went to #2 on the charts in late 1966. “Branded Man” went to #1, and was backed by a remake of an earlier Tally number (co-written by Joe “Red” Simpson), “You Don’t Have Very Far To Go.” “Sing Me Back Home” b/w “Good Times” was another #1 smash, in the fall of 1967. “The Legend Of Bonnie And Clyde” b/w “I Started Loving You Again” was yet another chart topper. As told in an interview with the collection’s liner notes author, Haggard wrote “Workin’ Man Blues” because he “needed my own ‘Folsom Prison Blues,’ I needed a song that would express my way of life—I wanted it to be a blues song, and I wanted it to be in the key of A.” Astute musicians will note that the song was originally recorded in the key of A flat, but regardless, “Workin’ Man Blues” became a blue-collar anthem, and is still one of his most popular songs. When the song was released in June 1969, backed with “Silver Wings,” it again topped the chart at #1. This collection closes with Merle Haggard’s final single of the 1960s: “Okie From Muskogee.” The song drew strong reactions as Haggard and The Strangers were testing it out on audiences before recording it, and according to pedal steel guitarist Norm Hamlet (Strangers 1967-present), “The first time we played it, the audience just went crazy. We knew it was going to be huge.” The single was indeed another #1 smash, but it was also something else entirely. It was the song that would change Merle Haggard’s career. |
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Omnivore Recordings 2013 | CD | 19.00 € |
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| Ninni Poijärvi & Mika Kuokkanen - Vagabond Moon |
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Turenki Records 2013 | CD | 20.00 € |
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| Paul Anka - Dinacally Yours |
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Bear Family 2013 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| Ramy House Band - Twistin' Revolution vallankumouksen parhaat rautalankana ! |
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Ramy House Band 2013 | CD | 17.00 € |
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| Ray Charles - Modern Sounds In Country And Western Music Vols 1 & 2 Merging the sounds of '50s R&B with the power of gospel vocals may have been conceived by some as the devils work, but as we all know, Ray forged quite the career out of it and became a pioneer and a major influence by devising a whole new form of black pop music. It is here though that we have both volumes of 'Modern Sounds in Country Music' with their wonderful, unique and groundbreaking fusion of jazz, R&B and C&W. The first volume topped the US LP charts for 14 weeks, selling an estimated two million copies, and span off two multi-million-selling singles: 'I Can't Stop Loving You'/'Born to Lose' and 'You Don't Own Me'/'Careless Love'. The second volume sold a million copies and yielded three further hits: 'You Are My Sunshine', 'Your Cheatin' Heart' and the million selling 'Take These Chains from My Heart'. Also included are two bonus tracks which include yet another million-seller in the form of 'Georgia on My Mind'. If you only ever bought one Ray Charles compilation, it would have to be this one! |
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Jasmine Records 2013 | CD | 12.00 € |
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| Ricky Nelson - Ballads Of Ricky Nelson |
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Bear Family 2013 | CD | 18.00 € |
