new from ace FENDER
THE GOLDEN AGE 1946-1970 CDCHD 1315
Celebrating some of the best players and the greatest Fender guitars, across three important decades, as they made glorious music in studios from Los Angeles to London.
CRIMINAL RECORDS LAW, DISORDER AND THE PURSUIT OF VINYL JUSTICE CDCHD 1319 An armed and extremely dangerous compilation that takes no prisoners when it comes to upholding the laws of 50s and 60s music. All tracks escaping onto Ace CD for the fi rst time.
FATS DOMINO
THE IMPERIAL SINGLES VOLUME 5: 1962-1964 CDCHD 1323 The fi nal Imperial period just as Fats was cooling off chartwise and prior to leaving Imperial for ABC-Paramount. The least reissued period of all but containing many gems.
JERRY COLE
PSYCHEDELIC GUITARS CDCHD 1328 Highlights from the guitar ace’s “Give Me Some Lovin’”, “Are You Experienced”, “Up, Up And Away” and “MacArthur Park” albums, recorded under a variety of aliases in the psychedelic 60s.
MEMPHIS BOYS THE STORY OF AMERICAN STUDIOS CDCHD 1330
An audio companion to Roben Jones’ critically-acclaimed book detailing the history of one of Memphis’ most important recording studios and its stellar musicians and music.
IKE TURNER
STUDIO PRODUCTIONS NEW ORLEANS AND LOS ANGELES 1963-1965 CDCHD 1329 When the Ike & Tina Turner Revue was on tour constantly in the 1960s, Ike would use any free time to book a local studio to cut tracks using all the Revue’s members. This CD is a collection of those great recordings.
BILL DOGGETT
HONKY TONK POPCORN CDBGPD 249 One of the rarest King albums of the late 60s released on CD for the fi rst time. Features both sides of the James Brown- produced single ‘Honky Tonk Popcorn’.
JOHN CALE CONFLICT & CATALYSIS:
PRODUCTIONS & ARRANGEMENTS 1966-2006 CDWIKD 299
Spanning 40 years, this collection includes everything from the proto-punk of the Stooges and Modern Lovers to left-fi eld pop princesses Lio and Cristina.
THE RADIATORS FROM SPACE SOUND CITY BEAT CWK 3022
The Radiators from Space’ fourth Chiswick CD / Long Player revisits their roots with a glorious jaunt through the 60s and 70s Irish Group scene.
SOMETHING GOOD FROM THE GOFFIN & KING SONGBOOK CDCHD 1327 Gerry & Carole’s seemingly bottomless pit of classic 60s pop songs yields another 26 defi ning artefacts of their era.
HANG IT OUT TO DRY LTDEP 013 Four 60s hard-to-fi nd garage classics from the Downey label on one EP.
ELVIS HEARD THEM HERE FIRST CDCHD 1332
Elvis always liked to reinterpret. Here are 24 original versions that by pass the bulk of his most famous remakes and highlight his voracious appetite for an obscure original version.
KENT HARRIS’ R&B FAMILY CDCHD 1334
Rousing Los Angeles R&B from Kent “Boogaloo” Harris, his family and famous friends.
ROYAL GROOVES
FUNK AND GROOVY SOUL FROM THE KING RECORDS VAUTS
CDBGPD 250 Incredible funk and soul grooves from the legendary Cincinnati independent.
WILLY DEVILLE IN NEW ORLEANS CDWIKD 295 DeVille regained his musical mojo when he moved to New Orleans in the early 90s. Here are all the tracks from two of his most in-demand albums of this period “Victory Mixture” and “Big Easy Fantasy.”
SHORTY LONG
HERE COMES… THE COMPLETE MOTOWN STEREO MASTERS CDTOP 369 Motown’s diminutive R&B hero’s only two albums, augmented by previously unheard stereo versions of issued and unissued tracks.
NOBODY WINS STAX SOUTHERN SOUL 1968- 1975
CDKEND 370
The deepest Southern Soul from the acclaimed Stax label of Memphis.
PISCES PACE / DAVE HAMILTON B/W
THE BAD THINGS (YOU SAID TO ME) / BARRINO BROTHERS TOWN 144 Dave Hamilton’s recent dancefl oor winner, twinned with a similarly funkifi ed gem from Detroit legends the Barrino Brothers.
NAUGHTY BOY / JACKIE DAY B/W GET TO STEPPIN’ / JACKIE DAY TOWN 145 One of the key records in reviving the Northern Soul scene in the 80s and has remained a £1000+ trophy ever since, the fl ip has only graced a 100 Club anniversary single prior to this release.
JUST YOUR FOOL / EDDIE WHITEHEAD B/W
LOSING CONTROL / MARY SAXTON TOWN 146
The sheer quality and building rhythm of the music, allied to Eddie’s tormented vocals, made ‘Just Your Fool’ a 80s/90s monster. The fl ip is a veritable Wigan monster.
NO LIMIT / DARROW FLETCHER B/W WHAT GOOD AM I WITHOUT YOU / DARROW FLETCHER CITY 024
One of the best dance tracks from a slew of recently unearthed 70s sides, with a Detroit recorded Northern Soul classic on the fl ip.
I AIN’T TALKIN’ / PAT HUNT B/W MY BABY WAITED TOO LONG / MAMIE PERRY CITY 025 Pat Hunt’s ‘I Ain’t Talkin’’ is right up today’s New Breed meets Popcorn street. Also in a blues, dance bag comes this Flash Records 1958 release by Mamie Perry.
NEVER EVER LEAVE ME (ALT VERSION) / ORTHEIA BARNES B/W WHAT SHOULD I DO (INST) / DAVE HAMILTON ORCHESTRA CITY 026 An alternate version with added percussion of this sublime mid tempo soul track, with the much talked about instrumental version of Little Ann’s ‘What Should I Do’ on the fl ip.
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DIDN’T I / DARONDO B/W SAVING MY LOVE / DARONDO CITY 027
The laid-back Slyesque soul of ‘Didn’t I’ b/w a terrifi c off the wall dancer recently discovered among the Music City master tapes.
THE PANIC IS ON / LOU JOHNSON B/W
YOU BETTER LET HIM GO / LOU JOHNSON CITY 028
Lou Johnson’s original version of ‘The Panic Is On’ was a late 80s acetate discovery by one Harboro Horace. It is coupled with the slightly beatier ‘You Better Let Him Go’.
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