jimmy witherspoon
sings the blues sessions
The aural equivalent of aromatherapy from the Crown Prince of Cool Blues. Beautifully recorded with a small combo in the 60s for the “Sings The Blues”..
various
jumpin' the blues
Distilled from our hugely successful vinyl series drawn from the vaults of US Decca, comes this compilation of early 50s red hot and jumpin' blues sou..
todd rhodes & his orchestra
blues for the red boy
Sizzlin’ Bop Bop and Toddlin’ Boogie (including 8 previously unissued recordings) from the king of post-WWII Detroit big band R&B, including the origi..
jimmy witherspoon
jimmy witherspoon…plus
• The great bluesman’s original 1958 Crown album remains the benchmark by which all his subsequent album releases are measured.• This expanded reissue..
slim harpo
i'm a king bee
The earlist recordings by the King Bee bluesman are documented on this 24 track CD with notes from harmonica ace Paul Jones. Track listing:I'M A KING..
roy brown
good rockin' brown
What better way to inaugurate Ace's series of CDs, taken directly from the original acetates of King and De Luxe Records, than with the classic early ..
dorris henderson & john renbourn
there you go!
The combination of a black American singing Appalachian folk songs and the spiky folk-blues guitar of recording debutante John Renbourn is unlikely en..
A celebration of the wonderful world of Japanese 60s pop. The likes of Shonen Knife and The 5-6-7-8s have given more face to women in Japanese pop, bu..
the cramps
rockinreelininaucklandnewzealandxxx
180G COLOURED VINYL
First released on coloured vinyl in 1987 in co-operation with the band as a limited edition antidote to a plethora of dodgy boo..
the cramps
a date with elvis
180G COLOURED VINYL
This 1985 outing from the coolest band in the universe asks the question ‘How Far Can Too Far Go?’ and snaps back with an answe..
lightnin' slim
nothin but the devil
The trawl through Slim's Excello career continues with another two dozen singles, alternates and previously unissued sides encompassing more than 10 y..
dyke and the blazers
we got more soul
Arlester “Dyke†Christian and his band the Blazers are second only to James Brown as trailblazing avatars of funk. While the record books point on..