Forest - Concert

Recorded in May and October 1972 for BBC Radio 1 by DJ Bob Harris, these sessions may be all that remain of this seminal acid folk band’s elusive third album! Featuring songs not heard on either one of their LPs—1969’s self-titled debut and 1970’s Full Circle, both on Harvest—it is speculated that many of these songs would have appeared on their imminent third album had they not been suddenly dropped from their label (due to low sales and rapidly changing musical tastes). By 1972 Dez Allenby had left the band, leaving brothers Adrian & Martin Welham as the only remaining members, although Dave Panton (viola, sax) and Dave Stubbs (bass) were brought in for their live performances. By this time, particularly on tracks like “Everyday Laugh”, the Welham brothers were moving more into avant-rock territory and one can only speculate on where they could have gone from here. All songs by Welham & Welham except a version of Ray Charles’ 1958 hit “Leave My Woman Alone”.

SIDE A:
1. You Could Have Been A Gypsy
2. Leftover Wright
3. Everyday Laugh
SIDE B:
1. What Happened To You?
2. Leave My Woman Alone
3. Regarding
4. Love's Memory Gone
5. Turning Of The Day

Trees - Live! (Vinyl) £16.99

Trees - Live!

Extremely rare live in studio recordings of one of England’s most superlative female-fronted acid folk bands, recorded in 1971 and 1972 with DJ Bob Harris for BBC Radio 1. Formed in London in 1969, Trees have been likened to a more psychedelic Fairport Convention (with the amazing Celia Humphris taking the role of Sandy Denny). These are mostly tracks that never appeared on either one of their studio albums (The Garden Of Jane Delawney and On The Shore both released on CBS in 1970) making it an especially significant addition to their repertoire! Don’t miss it!

Side A: 1971 – The Bob Harris Show, BBC Radio 1
Side B: 1972 – The Bob Harris Show, BBC Radio 1

SIDE A:
1. Forest Fire
2. Prince Heather
3. Tom Of Bedlam
4. Cry Of Morning
5. Bergen Polka
SIDE B:
1. Friar Tuck Gets His
2. The Innocent Hare
3. Van Dieman's Land
4. Polly On The Shore

Bickershaw

A must for any Grateful Dead collector, the 4 CDs of the Grateful Dead in this box set are actual official Rykodisc manufactured Bickershaw CDs. This box set is huge the box measures 19 inches by 13 inches and includes 6 cds, 2 dvds, 1 208 page book mainly focussing on the Grateful Dead, 10 postcards, 1 replicated poster. The legendary Bickershaw Festival took place on the 5th to 7th May 1972 in a small village near Wigan, Lancashire.  Organised by the late Jeremy Beadle and Harry ‘The Count Bilkus’, it may have been one of the wettest rock festivals in history, but will always be remembered as one of the last all-night festivals, where the Grateful Dead played for over four hours!  The Bickershaw Festival box set has been lovingly put together over the past eight years by festival worker, Chris Hewitt with help until late 2007, from Jeremy Beadle.  As Chris said, "When Jeremy and I first started to plan the Bickershaw Box Set about five years ago, we wanted to create something that when you opened the lid you were transported back to the festival site."  Accompanying the 6 CDs of music (both soundboard and audience recordings), and 2 DVDs (5 ½ hours of footage), is a 208 page hardback book containing personal accounts, music reviews and colour photographs. Beadle assembled one of the most ambitious programme of bands for any festival held in the North West (or UK for that matter) - bringing an incredible contingent of American acts to merge with some of the best folk and rock acts from the UK.  On the bill was Captain Beefheart, Grateful Dead, New Riders of The Purple Sage, Dr John, Country Joe Macdonald, Pacific Gas and Electric, Flamin Groovies, Cheech and Chong, The Kinks, Donovan, Incredible String Band, Family, Linda Lewis, Hawkwind, Wishbone Ash, Captain Beyond, Brinsley Schwarz, Stackridge, Maynard Ferguson, Mike Westbrook and Haydock Brass Band.   A festival music programme that started during the day on Friday and ran well into the early hours of Saturday and Sunday morning culminating with the late afternoon early evening set of the Grateful Dead on the Sunday.  In the audience camping in the mud for the whole weekend was a certain young Joe Strummer who stated “Captain Beefheart’s set in the early hours of the morning at Bickershaw Festival was the best concert I ever went to in my life.” Another teenager who sat transfixed on the Sunday watching the Grateful Dead with their four hour plus performance, was a young Elvis Costello who said “seeing the Grateful Dead that day on that giant festival stage in a Lancashire field made me realise being in a band was what I wanted to do”. The whole of the London underground and music press glitterati were camped in those Lancashire fields to write about the festival.  From Oz, Frendz magazine, IT Magazine, to Disc, Record Mirror, Melody Maker, Sounds and NME.  The crew from the Roundhouse ran the stage and Time Out printed the festival programme. Chris Hewitt from Ozit Records wrote in his book, “Bickershaw was the last of the great all night festivals and probably the last one where the festival organisers allowed the fence to come down (around 20,000 locals got in for free to boost the audience for The Grateful Dead to 60,000 on Sunday afternoon and evening).  By 1973 the serious businessmen promoters moved away from the chaotic three day rural events in farmers’ fields and started to move towards a profitable controllable one day concert in a sports stadium…  In this kind of event the promoters are spared the nightmare of trying to control something like a medium sized town full of music freaks for three or four days.” The 40th Anniversary Box Set is the most comprehensive archive of this landmark music event ever put together, and one that could only have been assembled by those that were there. All tracks on cds 1 to 4  recorded live at Bickershaw Festival 7th May 1972…

Includes:

• beautiful 208 page art paper hardback A4 book on the Bickershaw Festival and the Dead in Europe- many colour illustrations and tons of black and white
• 6 cds - 4 Rhino Discs of the Dead at Bickershaw, 2 extra Ozit discs of New Riders of the Purple Sage,Flamin Groovies, Donovan,Captain Beefheart, Captain Beyond, Incredible String Band, Donovan, Family, Kinks, Country Joe,Cheech and Chong, Haydock Brass Band
• 2 DVD's
• 10 postcards
• repro festival poster
• all in a beautiful fully printed festival presentation box

Here's the first volume of our Wicked Lady collection, both a CD version and a lavish double vinyl of "The Axeman Cometh". Our edition features new artwork and liner notes by doomy psychedelic guitar God in person, Martin Weaver, who tells the real (and bizarre!) story behind Wicked Lady for the first time. The stuff of a legend, this is a real fest of fuzz, wah-wah and heavy riffs that will blow the mind of any hard-psych collector.

SIDE A:  1. Run the night (5:08)  2. War Cloud (7:37)  SIDE B: 1. The Axeman Cometh (6:52)  2. Life and Death (9:58)  SIDE C:  1. Wicked Lady (6:01)  2. Out of the dark (10:14) SIDE D:  1. Rebel (3:32) 2. Living on the edge (10:09)

CD for £13.99 - Vinyl LP for £26.99 Second volume to complete the anthology of Wicked Lady recordings, their final tracks recorded in 1972, just before the band split up and guitarist Martin Weaver left for Dark (of "Round the edges" fame).  Another batch of excessive, over-the-top doomy psychedelic hard-rock including underground classics like "I'm a freak" and the 21 minute epic "Ship of ghosts".

Again, both a CD version and a lavish double vinyl which offers maximum sound quality, new artwork and liner notes by doomy psychedelic guitar God in person, Martin Weaver, telling the real story behind Wicked Lady for the first time.

SIDE A:  1. I’m a Freak (5:01)  2. Tell the truth (5:09)  SIDE B:  1. Passion (9:29)  2. Voodoo Chile (4:42)  SIDE C:  1. Why don’t you let me try (5:00)  2. Sin City (7:05)  SIDE D:  1. Ship of ghosts (22:00)

CD for £13.99 - Vinyl LP for £26.99 Here's one the most obscure US private pressings from the late 60s / early 70s. For many years, the Misty Hush Revival name was only a rumour whispered in collector's circles, with only a handful copies known of the original album around today.  Like The Bachs or The Index, this is one of those hard to describe albums which seem to live in a world of their own. Despite the late '72 release date, the music here sounds more late 60s than early 70s and the whole album has a cool, lost-in-time atmosphere.

The group were in fact a club band from New Jersey but surprisingly all the tracks are originals, no cover versions, and they range from fragile, dreamy pop-psych numbers to raw garage, fuzzed-out jams and teen-beat sounds. Like Patrick Lundborg says on Acid Archives: "A cool, atmospheric trip for fans of the tri-state late '60s club sound"

First time ever CD reissue, remastered on 24-Bit, original artwork, booklet with rare pictures and liner notes by Jack D. Fleischer, and two bonus tracks not on the vinyl release.

Singer to singer – Summer means new love – Your heart is broken- Tell me baby – Look my way – Gone away – Danny’s home made jam – Now I need you – Till I get back home – 3 AM – Summer means new love (instr./Flashback) – Tell me baby (alternate version) – Don’t let the sun get you crying

CD for £13.99 This is his first longplayer, released in 1971 by Sayan Productions. It's a compilation of tracks taken from previously released 45s, plus the track "Lory" that only appeared on this album. Killer psych rock with strong Turkish flavour, this features Baris' all-time classics like "Derule" or "Daglar Daglar", as well as the brutal wah-wah flooded "Küçük bir gece müzigi" with its infectious drumming that drives mad anyone searching for sampling stuff.

Not to be confused with two different releases with the same name that actually have different tracklist and artwork, this is the real album as it was originally released, for the first time having the legit CD reissue treatment for your big pleasure. In addition, this will also include a booklet with great shots of Baris and extensive linernotes.

Daglar Daglar – Kirpiklerin ok ok eyle – Kagizman – Küçük bir gece müzigi – Kol dügmeleri – Derule – Iste hendek iste deve – Seher vakti – Anadolu – Aglama degmez hayat – Lory – Katip arzuhalim yaz yare böyle

CD for £13.99 From 1975, this is Baris Manço’s masterpiece. Stunning cosmic, psychedelic, groovy conceptual album with fantastic electronics use and a strong Turkish folk flavour as usual. Again, this is the first official, proper CD reissue, and comes with a booklet with linernotes and photos.

Acih’da baga vir! – Kayalarin oglu – 2023 – Yolverin agalar beyler! – Uzun ince bir yoldayim – Yine yol göründü gurbete – Baykoca destani (gülme ha, gülme / gelinlik kizlarin dansi / kara haber turnanin ölümü / vur ha, vur! / durma ha, durma!) – Tavuklara kissst de! – Kol basti!

CD for £13.99 In 1976, Baris released his third album which was actually also a compilation of songs previously released in 45s, as happened with his debut. For this CD release, and basically because of contractual reasons, we are presenting you this compilation with a few changes: two of the original songs are not there, and we added six new ones, including one that was only released on cassette in Germany.

So, what we get here is a scorchin’ collection of funky psychedelics Turkish way that will knock you out. Big Baris beats them all, the King of Anadolu Pop!!!

Booklet with linernotes and photos is included also.

Hal Hal – Gönul Dagi – Nazar eyle – Hey koca topçu – Vur ha vur – Dön desem dönermisin? – Gülme ha gülme – Ben bilirim – Ölum allahin emri – Kalk gidelim küheylan – Lambaya püf de – Iste hendek iste deve – Rezil dede – Egri bügrü

CD for £13.99 ]]> Sat, 21 Apr 2012 09:55:53 +0000 Grateful Dead - All The Years Combine: The DVD Collection (14 DVDs) £124.99

Includes:

The Grateful Dead Movie (2-DVD)* (Theatrical film, originally released in 1977)

The Closing Of Winterland (2-DVD)* (Winterland Ballroom, San Francisco, CA, December 31, 1978)

Dead Ahead* (Radio City Music Hall, New York, NY, October 1980)

So Far (Originally released on VHS and laser disc in 1987 — first time on DVD!)

Ticket To New Year’s* (Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, CA, December 31, 1987)

Truckin’ Up To Buffalo (Rich Stadium, Orchard Park, NY, on July 4, 1989)

Downhill From Here (Alpine Valley Music Theatre, East Troy, WI, July 17, 1989)

View From The Vault* (Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh, PA, July 8, 1990)

View From The Vault II* (RFK Stadium, Washington, DC, June 14, 1991)

View From The Vault III* (Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, CA, June 16, 1990)

View From The Vault IV (Oakland Stadium, Oakland, CA, July 24, 1987, and Anaheim Stadium, Anaheim, CA, July 26, 1987)
*includes all bonus features from previous release

Exclusive bonus disc contains:

Five previously unreleased live performances from the Grateful Dead archive

Backstage Pass, the 1992 documentary directed by Justin Kreutzmann

Brand-new interview with Grateful Dead archivist David Lemieux

In More Detail:

Discs 1-2: The Grateful Dead Movie (Theatrical film, originally released in 1977)

• Original film with original multichannel sound mix, new stereo mix and new 5.1 surround sound mix
• More than 95 minutes of bonus concert footage
• Bonus songs transferred from original 16 mm film negative
• Dolby Digital 2.0 and 5.1 audio mixes on all bonus songs mixed from original multitracks
• The Making of The Grateful Dead Movie documentary
• The Making of The Animated Sequence documentary
• The Making of The DVD documentary
• Mars Hotel TV commercial
• Multi-camera/multitrack audio demonstration
• Photo gallery featuring productions notes, photos, film stills and other historical items from the Movie’s production

Discs 3-4: The Closing of Winterland (Winterland Ballroom, San Francisco, – 12/31/1978)

• Exclusive interviews
• Bonus footage
• Blues Brothers songs (“Soul Man,” “B Movie Box Car Blues” – John Belushi, Dan Aykroyd, Donald “Duck” Dunn and Paul Shaffer)
• New Riders of the Purple Sage photo montage with audio (“Glendale Train”)
• Winterland histroy with archival photos
• Archival interviews from 1978, photos, newspaper items
• Detailed history of Grateful Dead at Winterland photo gallery
• Winterland documentary film

Disc 5: Dead Ahead (Radio City Music Hall, New York City – October 1980)

• More than 50 minutes of previously unreleased concert footage
• Transferred from original master 1″ video in full color
• Original stereo mix and new 5.1 surround mix for original program and bonus songs

Disc 6: So Far (Originally released on VHS and laser disc in 1987 — first time on DVD)

Disc 7: Ticket to New Year’s (Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, CA – 12/31/1987)

• Bonus features include fan Q&As, Jerry’s backstage kitchen and more

Disc 8: Truckin’ Up to Buffalo (Rich Stadium, Orchard Park, NY – 7/4/1989)

Disc 9: Downhill from Here (Alpine Valley Music Theatre, East Troy, WI – 7/17/1989)

Disc 10: View from The Vault (Three Rivers Stadium, Pittsburgh – 7/8/1990)

Disc 11: View from The Vault II* (RFK Stadium, Washington, D.C. – 6/14/1991)

• Includes four bonus performances from the RFK Stadium, Washington, D.C. – 7/12/1990

Disc 12: View from The Vault III (Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, CA – 6/16/1990)

• Includes four bonus performances from the Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View, CA – 10/3/1987

Disc 13: View from The Vault IV (Oakland Stadium, Oakland, CA, 7/24/1987 and Anaheim Stadium, Anaheim, CA, 7/26/1987)

Disc 14: Bonus disc

• Five previously unreleased live performances from the Grateful Dead archive
• Backstage Pass, the 1992 documentary directed by Justin Kreutzmann
• Brand-new interview with Grateful Dead archivist David Lemieux

In stock now for £11.99 on The Angel Air label.

"In 1973 Cozy Powell joined up with the Ball Brothers (Dave and Denny) (Dave had just left Procol Harum)  and Frank Aiello (Truth) to form Bedlam whose debut album was released in 1973. A highly successful tour of USA with Black Sabbath led to their breakup in 1974. The band split following on from Cozy's UK number 3 Hit single "Dance With The Devil" which features as a bonus track on this release as the only known Bedlam recording of that song recorded for USA TV Show Midnight Special (recorded on 4th February 1974) 'Bedlam In Command 1973" was recorded live in front of an audience at Command Studios, London 22nd October 1973 principally as a promo recording for the USA".

TRACKLISTING

1. I Believe In You

2. Hot Lips

3. Putting On the Flesh

4. Sarah

5. Seven Long Years

6. Mother in Law

7. The Fool

8. The Beast

9. Set Me Free
BONUS TRACKS

10.Dance With The Devil

Also coming soon on Angel Air...
Dave Ball - Don't Forget Your Alligator

"If you happened to be reading page 8 of The Sunday Express on October 1st 1978 you would have noticed a column heading "Vanished pop star turns up on lonely army isle" The article leads with "A Mystery that has puzzled pop fans for three years-what happened to Dave Ball, lead guitarist with top-selling Procol Harum Group?-has been solved. He has been serving with the Army on the tiny island of St Kilda in the Atlantic"
OK, so they were a little out with the date. Roll forward to 2012 and Dave finally decides to return to music and release his first ever solo album recorded over a 5 year period in New Zealand, Australia, Germany and UK. Dave first came to international fame as a member of Procol Harum (whom he had joined from Big Bertha) where he spent two years and left whilst "Grand Hotel" was being finished to form Bedlam with his brother Denny, Frank Aiello and the late Cozy Powell. "Don't Forget Your Alligator" is an eclectic mix of styles from heavy R&B to amusing Kinks style musical commentaries on the English"

1. Code Blue

2. Don't Forget Your Alligator

3. Dreams Are Free

4. Meltdown Shuffle

5. Gonnadothis -Gonnadothat

6. Old Aunties and Uncles

7. Priceless

8. The Madness Of George Pritchard

9. Simply This

10. Sad Song

11. Stardust Maginty

12. Geriatric Slumbers

13. Who Really Cares?

14. The January Sales

In now for £11.99

This is a production dating from before Richie Havens became famous. Here published on CD (with digital remastering) for the first time ever.
"Recorded in the same year has his break-through album “Mixed Bag”. This is a piece of historical music: something to help you rediscover the prehistory of a pop music masterpiece. “Why is a recording that was made in 1967 being released on CD over 40 years later? Well – I suppose – because it sounds so good! What I heard was Richie Havens singing and playing solo songs from the American folk and blues genres, – it was amazing – a voice of great strength and emotion and very impressive guitar playing. Richie Havens was performing in the clubs and coffee houses in and around NY Greenwich Village. If you want to hear a powerful, emotional Richie Havens singing and playing a repertoire of great American songs, check out these recordings.” – ALAN DOUGLAS (producer)

Total running time: 51.12

MY OWN WAY
Tracklisting:
1. C.C. Rider (3:20)
2. Oxford Town (3:19)
3. Norah's Dove (3:37)
4. 900 Miles From Home (3:44)
5. Shadow Town (3:55)
6. 3:10 To Yuma (3:18)
7. The Bag I'm In (3:46)
8. Drown In My Own Tears (4:20)
9. Down In The Valley (4:03)
10. Chain Gang (2:49)
11 .Babe, I'm Leaving (4:36)
12. Daddy Roll 'Em (2:40)
13. Boots of Spanish Leather (5:38)
14. My Own Way (2:11)

Available again in June for only £5.99

This DVD brings together two TV programmes from producer Ralph J Gleason covering the San Francisco psychedelia scene of the late sixties and early seventies. The first programme 'Go Ride The Music'  features two giants of the era performing live in concert. Jefferson Airplane perform at an intimate indoor venue whilst Quicksilver Messenger Service are filmed in the open air. There are also cameo appearances from David Crosby and Jerry Garcia. 'West Pole' features a diverse range of acts including Ace Of Cups, Sons Of Champlin, the Grateful Dead and the Steve Miller Band performing live in various settings and takes a more analytical view of the music and the times.

"This DVD set gathers a pair of vintage and previously unavailable television specials that aired in 1968 (West Pole) and 1970 (Go Ride the Music) respectively on the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) predecessor National Educational Television (NET). While industrious enthusiasts have traded comparatively poor-quality versions of both for decades, Eagle Vision is the first to have licensed either for home video. West Pole initially aired on Friday, August 16, 1968 on KQED. It was hosted and narrated by the show's co-producer Ralph J. Gleason -- whose credentials in and around San Francisco were numerous. Among them were contributions to theSan Francisco Chronicle, co-founding the Monterey Jazz Festival, as well as founding editor of Rolling Stone magazine. Although Gleason indicates the title West Pole is a reference to the magnetic musical forces that seem to be pulling creativity and artistry toward the Bay Area, ironically West Pole was simultaneously the name of the managerial company run by Ron Polte -- who handled the affairs of several of the bands in the program, namely the all-female Ace of Cups, Quicksilver Messenger Service (QMS) and Sons of Champlin. In between Gleason's comments are words from audience members who were queuing up for an early July of 1968 Fillmore East gig by the Butterfield Blues Band, Ten Years After, and Fleetwood Mac. Plus, arty films featuring the Grateful Dead, Steve Miller Band and QMS. These are augmented by in-the-television studio performances by Ace of Cups and the Sons of Champlin. One particularly interesting inclusion is Steve Miller Band's 45 rpm B-side (to the single "Dear Mary") only rendering of the languid, bluesy "Sittin' in Circles." The Barry Goldberg-penned tune is perhaps best-known from the Electric Flag or Goldberg's own Barry Goldberg Reunion. Go Ride the Music aired on KQED December 6, 1970 with the title derived from a lyric in the Jefferson Airplane's "Wooden Ships" -- one of seven selections the band run through in the comfy confines of Wally Heider Studio in San Francisco. The Airplane's segment was filmed on April 2, 1970, while QMS -- who share the bill -- are seen in front of an assembled throng at Sonoma State University circa August of 1969. As little footage of QMS exists, the full-length clips of them playing the unreleased "Warm, Red Wine" and the What About Me (1970) era "Baby, Baby" and "Subway" are particularly welcome. As are the all-too-epigrammatic shots of David Crosby and the Airplane's Jorma Kaukonen (lead guitar) as they fool around in front of the camera during the Wally Heider shoot. There are also a few equally brief words of wisdom from Jerry Garcia who at one point describes the interaction of the Airplane as "good dope." Another Go Ride the Music rarity is "Emergency" -- a cut that never made an official Jefferson Airplane album during the band's seven-year (1965 -- 1972) tenure. It was finally compiled -- from Go Ride the Music -- on the Jefferson Airplane Loves You (1992) box set." Lindsay Planer

TRACK LISTING
1. We Can Be Together Jefferson Airplane
2. Volunteers Jefferson Airplane
3. Mexico Jefferson Airplane
4. Plastic Fantastic Lover Jefferson Airplane
5. Somebody To Love Jefferson Airplane
6. Emergency Jefferson Airplane
7. Wooden Ships Jefferson Airplane
8. Warm Red Wine Quicksilver Messenger Service
9. Baby Baby Quicksilver Messenger Service
10. Subway Quicksilver Messenger Service
11. Mona Quicksilver Messenger Service
12. Music Ace of Cups
13. Simplicity Ace of Cups
14. Gospel Song Ace of Cups
15. New Potato Caboose Grateful Dead
16. Greasy Heart Jefferson Airplane
17. Freedom Sons of Champlin
18. Roll with It Miller, Steve Band
19. Sittin' in Circles Miller, Steve Band
20. Dino's Song Quicksilver Messenger Service

Available for pre-order here for £109.99. Due to be released May 10th.

LP1: SOUNDS OF THE SOUTH The broad scope of material in the “Southern Folk Heritage Series” is presented in a fascinating way in this introductory volume. Folk ballads of Elizabethan origin, Negro instrumental music almost purely African in sound, “white spirituals,” field hollers, levee camp songs and “blue grass” mountain music are just a few of the types of music touched upon in this unique LP.  SIDE A: 1. THE BANKS OF THE ARKANSAS / WAVE THE OCEAN - Neil Morris 2. HEN DUCK – Lonnie & Ed Young 3. THE FARMER’S CURST WIFE – Estil C. Ball 4. BOLL WEEVIL HOLLER - Vera Hall 5. JESSE JAMES -  The Mountain Ramblers 6.  JESSE JAMES - Neil Morris 7. KENNY WAGNER - Bob Carpenter SIDE B: 1. TROUBLE SO HARD -Vera Hall 2. BAPTIZING SCENE - Rev. W. A. Donaldson 3. IS THERE ANYBODY HERE THAT LOVE MY JESUS - Viola James & Congregation 4. WINDHAM - Alabama Sacred Harp Singers 5. KEEP YOUR LAMPS TRIMMED AND BURNING - Fred McDowell 6. COME ON, BOYS, LET’S GO TO THE BALL - Sid Hemphill 7. PADDY ON THE TURNPIKE - Wade Ward & Charley Higgins 8. JOIN THE BAND - John Davis 9. LUCKY HOLLER - Ed Lewis 10. I BE SO GLAD WHEN THE SUN GOES DOWN - Ed Lewis
	LP2: BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAIN MUSIC Features The Mountain Ramblers of Galax, Virginia, one of the best “blue grass” bands in the country. Also includes choice selections by the best folk singers, fiddlers, banjo and guitar players that Alan Lomax found in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia.  SIDE A: 1. COTTON EYED JOE - The Mountain Ramblers 2. BIG TILDA - The Mountain Ramblers 3. JENNIE JENKINS - Estil C. Ball 4. JIMMY SUTTON - Spence Moore 5. JOHN HENRY - The Mountain Ramblers 6. ROSEWOOD CASKET - The Mountain Ramblers 7. SILLY BILL - The Mountain Ramblers SIDE B: 1. BIG BALL IN BOSTON - The Mountain Ramblers 2. CHILLY WINDS - Wade Ward 3. THE OLD HICKORY CANE - The Mountain Ramblers 4. JOHN BROWN - Hobart Smith 5. POOR ELLEN SMITH - Hobart Smith 6. LIZA JANE - The Mountain Ramblers 7. SHADY GROVE - The Mountain Ramblers
LP3: ROOTS OF THE BLUES Explores the older Negro blues and song forms and styles that antedate the modern, commercial blues. Runs the gamut from field hollers and train blues to levee camp songs.  SIDE A: 1. JIM AND JOHN - Lonnie & Ed Young 2. THE WILD OX MOAN - Vera Hall 3. BEEN DRINKIN’ WATER OUT OF A HOLLOW LOG - Fred McDowell 4. ALL NIGHT LONG Miles & Bob Pratcher 5. SHAKE ‘EM ON DOWN -  Fred McDowell 6. LEVEE CAMP REMINISCENCE - Forest City Joe 7. CHEVROLET - Lonnie Young SIDE B: 1. OREE - Lonnie & Ed Young 2. LEVEE CAMP HOLLER - Johnny Lee Moore 3. EIGHTEEN HAMMERS - Johnny Lee Moore & 12 Mississippi Penitentiary convicts 4. TRAIN TIME - Forest City Joe 5. FREIGHT TRAIN BLUES - Fred McDowell 6. DRINK ON LITTLE GIRL - Forest City Joe
	LP4: WHITE SPIRITUALS The older hymns of the white mountain folk have a great beauty and musical quality all their own. There are rare recorded examples here of the “lining hymn” and of the choral singing of the Alabama “Sacred Harp” Singers,  SIDE A: 1. TRIBULATIONS - Estil C. Ball 2. WHEN I GET HOME - Estil C. Ball 3. THE POOR WAYFARING STRANGER - Estil C. Ball 4. BAPTIZING DOWN BY THE CREEK - The Mountain Ramblers 5. SERMON AND LINING HYMN - Rev. I. D. Back & Congregation 6. ANTIOCH - Alabama Sacred Harp Singers 7. CALVARY - Alabama Sacred Harp Singers SIDE B: 1. PLEASE LET ME STAY A LITTLE LONGER - Estil C. Ball & Lacey Richardson 2. FATHER, JESUS LOVES YOU - Estil C. Ball 3. LONESOME VALLEY - Estil C. Ball 4. FATHER ADIEU - Estil C. Ball 5. THE OLD COUNTRY CHURCH - The Mountain Ramblers 6. LITTLE MOSES - Neil Morris 7. THE CABIN ON THE HILL - Estil C. Ball
LP5: AMERICAN FOLK SONGS FOR CHILDREN 21 songs — jingles, riddles, game songs, lullabies, jiggy tunes and silly ballads — that belonged to children of the American frontier. Warmer and wittier than the traditional Mother Goose.  SIDE A: 1. JOHNSON’S OLD GRAY MULE - Mainer Band 2. MY LITTLE ROOSTER - Almeda Riddle 3. WHOA MULE - Mainer Band 4. FROG WENT A-COURTIN’ - Almeda Riddle 5. GLEN’S CHIMES - Mainer Band 6. CHICK-A-LI-LEE-LO - Almeda Riddle 7. OLD JOE CLARK - The Mountain Ramblers 8. GO TELL AUNT NANCY - Almeda Riddle 9. TRAIN 111 - Mainer Band SIDE B: 1. JOHNNY CUCKOO - Bessie Jones 2. MAMA BUY ME A CHINEY DOLL - Almeda Riddle 3. SOLDIER, SOLDIER - Hobart Smith 4. MARY MACK - Jessie Pratcher, Mattie Gardner & Mary Gardner 5. HAMBONE - Bessie Jones 6. BANGING BREAKDOWN - Hobart Smith 7. GREEN SALLY, UP - Jessie Pratcher, Mattie Gardner & Mary Gardner 8. SOMETIMES - Bessie Jones & group, vocal 9. THE ARKANSAS TRAVELER - Hobart Smith 10. PAPER OF PINS - Estil C. Ball 11. THE LITTLE DAPPLED COW - Texas Gladden 12. GO TO SLEEP LITTLE BABY - Bessie Jones
	LP6: NEGRO CHURCH MUSIC A soul-stirring collection of Negro spirituals and gospel songs recorded in many out-of-the-way places in the South. Wonderful examples of the older Negro choral tradition before being “prettified” and “modernized” for mass-market consumption.  SIDE A: 1. DEATH, HAVE MERCY - Vera Hall 2. I WANT JESUS TO WALK WITH ME - James Shorty & Fred McDowell 3. JESUS IS REAL TO ME - Mrs. Mary Lee & Congregation 4. I LOVE THE LORD - Rev. R. C. Crenshaw & Congregation 5. A SERMON FRAGMENT - Rev. G. I. Townsel 6. I’M GOIN’ HOME ON THE MORNIN’ TRAIN - Rev. R. C. Crenshaw & Congregation 7. POWER - Madam Mattie Wigley & Congregation SIDE B: 1. ON THAT ROCK - Viola James, Lonnie & Ed Young. 2. JESUS ON THE MAIN LINE - James Shorty, Viola James & Congregation 3. THIS LITTLE LIGHT OF MINE - James Shorty, Viola James & Congregation 4. I’M GONNA SAIL LIKE A SHIP ON THE OCEAN - Henry Morrison & St. Simon’s Island Singers 5. BLOW GABRIEL - John Davis, Bessie Jones & St. Simon’s Island Singers 6. MOTHERLESS CHILDREN - Felix Dukes & Fred McDowell 7. WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT JESUS (HE’S ALL RIGHT) - Bernice McClellan & Congregation
LP7: THE BLUES ROLL ON Supplements ROOTS OF THE BLUES and deals with more modern types of country blues, both vocal and instrumental. Has five fantastic songs by Forest City Joe, an Arkansas honky-tonk discovery of Alan Lomax.  SIDE A: 1. BOOGIE CHILDREN - Boy Blue 2. SHE LIVED HER LIFE TOO FAST - Forest City Joe 3. DROP DOWN MAMA - Fred McDowell 4. SITTIN’ ON TOP OF THE WORLD - Lonnie & Ed Young 5. COOL WATER BLUES - John Dudley 6. SHE DON’T LOVE ME THAT WAY - Forest City Joe SIDE B: 1. STOP BREAKING DOWN - Forest City Joe 2. JOE LEE’S ROCK - Boy Blue 3. BULLYIN’ WELL - Rosalie Hill 4. WHEN YOU GET HOME, WRITE ME A FEW LITTLE LINES - Fred McDowell 5. RED CROSS STORE - Forest City Joe 6. FOREST CITY JUMP - Forest City Joe

Walking away from the commercial success of his band Sugar, Bob Mould reinvented his approach to music-making again in 1996 with his self-titled third solo album, often referred to as ‘Hubcap’ due to it’s simple but striking sleeve imagery. Writing and playing everything himself, the recording frames emotive and hook-laden songs with a playful arrangement of drum machines, overdriven guitars and bubbling keyboards.  A noise-pop gem that has long been regarded by fans as a firm favourite. It is combined here with the follow-up album from two years later, the last release of Bob’s short but productive partnership with the seminal Creation Record Label.A valedictory farewell to the guitar-based rock that he would subsequently take a long sabbatical from (and later return to further down the line), The Last Dog And Pony Show once again highlights his expert songcraft and highly original sonic vision.

This deluxe expanded edition of both albums has been lovingly remastered from the original tapes, and includes b-sides, as well as a bonus disc containing a full length live concert from 1998

The 32 page booklet contains rare photos, memorabilia, and an exclusive new interview with Bob Mould by Mojo journalist Keith Cameron that tells the story behind the albums in his own words.

CD 1
1. Anymore Time Between
2. I Hate Alternative Rock
3. Fort Knox, King Solomon
4. Next Time That You Leave
5. Egøverride
6. Thumbtack
7. Hair Stew
8. Deep Karma Canyon
9. Art Crisis
10. Roll Over And Die
11. Wanted Was
12. Eternally Fried
13. Doubleface
14. Fort Knox, King Solomon (Live)
15. I Hate Alternative Rock (Live)

CD 2
1. New #1
2. Moving Trucks
3. Taking Everything
4. First Drag Of The Day
5. Classifieds
6. Who Was Around?
7. Skintrade
8. Vaporub
9. Sweet Serene
10. Megamanic
11. Reflecting Pool
12. Along The Way

CD 3
1. Moving Trucks
2. Taking Everything
3. First Drag Of The Day
4. I Hate Alternative Rock
5. Stand Guard
6. Classifieds
7. Hear Me Calling
8. Art Crisis
9. Anymore Time Between
10. Skintrade
11. Eternally Fried
12. Roll Over And Die
13. Lonely Afternoon
14. Egøverride
15. Reflecting Pool
16. Disappointed
17. Hanging Tree
18. Man On The Moon

Disc One of The Pearl Sessions includes the original album as well as the original mono singles from the album ("Cry Baby," "Get It While You Can," "Me and Bobby McGee").

Disc Two is a collection of behind-the-scenes recordings illuminating the Pearl sessions with highlights and insights revealed in candid studio dialogue, song demos and alternate takes including nine previously unissued tracks.

"The Pearl Sessions, a newly-curated definitive two-disc edition of Joplin's final studio album premiering, for the first time, newly discovered studio outtakes, live performances and other sonic rarities recorded during her dynamic last chapter of accelerated tumult and creativity.
Originally released on January 11, 1971 (three months after her passing on October 4, 1970), Pearl debuted Joplin's final finished studio recordings as well as intimations of what the influential American country-soul-blues-rock singer was capable of delivering.
The only album Joplin ever recorded with the Full Tilt Boogie Band, the touring ensemble that had backed her on the Festival Express (a mythic 1970 concert tour by railroad across Canada with the Grateful Dead, the Band and others), Pearl included canonical studio recordings of songs that had been introduced to audiences on tour.
Peaking at #1 on the Billboard 200, a position it held for nine weeks, Pearl included some of Janis's most familiar and best-loved performances including her cover of Kris Kristofferson's "Me and Bobby McGee" and her off-the-cuff a cappella "Mercedes Benz."
When putting together material for a 40th anniversary edition of Pearl, researchers discovered a treasure-trove of previously uncatalogued audio tapes from the album's sessions, produced by Paul Rothschild. An industry legend, perhaps best-known for producing the first five Doors albums, Rothchild further solidified his position in music history with his work on Pearl.
The Pearl Sessions brings together, for the first time in one package, the original mono versions of the album's 45s alongside the original LP tracks as well as the revelatory newly-discovered alternate versions, outtakes and vocal takes of Pearl's classic tracks.
The Pearl Sessions includes newly discovered recordings of Janis in the studio, joking with producer Paul Rothchild and her Full Tilt Boogie bandmates as they work through what would become an essential part of Janis Joplin's core catalog"

TRACK LISTING

Disc 1

1. Move Over

2. Cry Baby

3. A Woman Left Lonely

4. Half Moon

5. Buried Alive in the Blues

6. My Baby

7. Me and Bobby McGee

8. Mercedes Benz

9. Trust Me

10. Get It While You Can

11. Me and Bobby McGee Mono Single Master/Bonus Track

12. Half Moon Mono Single Master/Bonus Track

13. Cry Baby Mono Single Master/Bonus Track

14. Get It While You Can Mono Single Master/Bonus Track

15. Move Over Mono Single Master/Bonus Track

16. A Woman Left Lonely Mono Single Master/Bonus Track

Disc 2

1. Overheard in the Studio

2. Get It While You Can Take3/Alternate Take

3. Overheard in the Studio

4. Get It While You Can Take5/Alternate Take

5. Overheard in the Studio

6. Move Over Take 6/Previously Unreleased

7. Move Over Take 13/Alternate Take

8. Move Over Take 17/Alternate Take

9. Me and Bobby McGee Demo

10. Me and Bobby McGee Take 5/Alternate Take

11. Cry Baby Alt. Version

12. A Woman Left Lonely Alt. Vocal/Version

13. Overheard in the Studio

14. My Baby Alt. Take/Alternate Take

15. Overheard in the Studio

16. Get It While You Can Take 3/Alternate Take

17. My Baby Alt. Take/Alternate Take

18. Pearl Instrumental

19. Tell Mama Live/Bonus Track

20. Half Moon Live/Bonus Track