randy and the radiants
memphis beat - sun recordings 64-66
Amongst the last releases on Sun Records were a pair of singles by Randy & the Radiants, one of the most popular teen combos in Memphis in the mid-196..
various
trippin' on your soul
One of the first big sounds of the 90s lends its title to this compilation in the shape of the Staple Singers' sublime 'Trippin' On Your Love', but al..
various
dance juice: vol 2
Further adventures in juicing the dance floor, including the incredibly wicked 'Black Whip' from Ivan "Boogaloo Joe" Jones. Track listing:NUTHER'N LI..
bettye swann
the money recordings
Soul songstress Bettye Swann's Money recordings including her big hits 'Don't Wait Too Long' and 'Make Me Yours'. Track listing:MAKE ME YOURS FALL IN..
ike turner & tina turner
the kent years
Ike & Tina's Kent period recordings of the mid-60s - the perfect complement to their live recordings already released on Kent Track listing:I CAN'T B..
the fatback band
keep on steppin
The Fatback's Spring debut after 3 R&B hits for Perception spawned the hit title track and the enduring 'Wicky Wacky' - a big club sound to this day. ..
early girls
vol 3
28 more female classics from the Golden Age of American pop. Track listing:MY ONE AND ONLY, JIMMY BOY - GIRLFRIENDS I WILL FOLLOW HIM -LITTLE PEGGY M..
arthur alexander
the greatest
The definitive collection from the man who gave the Beatles 'Anna' and the Rolling Stones 'You Better Move On' and produced the best in Southern soul...
sue thompson
suzie
The big US hits and in-demand cuts from 60s pop'n'country chart maker Suzie, here for the first time on UK CD Track listing:ANGEL, ANGEL SAD MOVIES (..
radio stars
somewhere there's a place for us
All their hits and even more twisted pop is here to entertain and cause a certain uneasy feeling about baffins from late 70s Chiswick popsters. Track ..
king girl groups
queens of king
The Queens of King bring you that classic early girl group sounds from the vaults of King and Federal Records. Track listing:YOUR CANDY KISSES / WON'..
Techno wasn't the first music to utilise electronics. Drum machines and synths had been used by artists such as Sly Stone, Giorgio Moroder, Sun Ra and..