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Fuzzy guitar glam pop with heavy hooks and big vocals from Kristine Sparkle -- with lots of T Rex and 60s girl pop influences -- done with a pop sheen that's indeed sparkly! Kristine has powerful voice that lets her go to work on Tracks include Her brightly buzzing covers of "8 Days A... read more

A diverse wellspring of bluesy Brit psyche era rock, organ drenched groovers, lumbering later bombastic numbers, and groovy covers by Spooky Tooth -- a well chosen selection of tracks from throughout their late 60s and early 70s career -- including a few choice rarities! Disc one includes... read more

An incredible collection of some the best 60s singles ever cut by Dusty Springfield -- issued complete in a 2CD set which includes all of the B Sides! The approach is an excellent one -- with all of those famous songs -- and some lesser note bits of blue eyed soul and smoky-voiced 60s pop. Dusty'... read more

Primordial late 60s Detroit rock from SRC -- at the time thought of as the chief rival of the now much more reverently remembered MC5 -- but still a pile-driving juggernaut of 60s stoner rock! This set collects the best of groups album tracks and singles cut for Capitol Records in 1968 and 1969 --... read more

Late work from 60s Texas psychedelia survivor Powell St John -- delivering a late 00s record that works just as well in both a raw, rollicking bluesy psyche mode and as more of an acoustic folky style. Powell is probably best known as the writer of a bunch of songs for the more iconic TX psyche... read more

Late 60s madness from St John Green -- an obscure set produced by Kim Fowley, and a record that's filled with plenty of Fowley's best trademark touches! The songs themselves are already pretty great -- filled with odd themes and offbeat instrumentation on guitar and organ -- but there's also a... read more

An amazing set of funky moog from Robert Mason -- a record that takes the instrument far away from silly pop song covers, and into the range of cosmic 70s fusion! The album's got a really powerful sound that even blows away the earlier Stardrive album on Elektra -- and mostly features Mason going... read more

A superb second album from modern Brit folk combo Starless & Bible Black -- starry, atmospheric elements that build into insistent, unshakable songs -- fronted beautifully by vocalist Helene Gautier. We were caught of guard by how addictive the melodies are on this album -- and the overall... read more

Superb work from Steely Dan -- and a record that really shows them hitting perfection in the studio! The core sound of this one's jazzier than before -- with some great help on instrumentation from Victor Feldman, Lanny Morgan, Bill Perkins, and other west coast jazzers -- all helping the group... read more

The last album in the classic run of Steely Dan -- the final taste we'd have of the group until their surprising revival in the 90s! Gaucho picks up beautifully where Aja left off -- warmly produced with a deep undercurrent of jazz, but perhaps a bit more down to earth feel at times too -- not in... read more

Steely Dan really hitting the heights -- moving into hipper, more sophisticated territory than before -- pushing the envelope with both their music and lyrics, which are completely sublime! It's hard to put our finger on the magic of this one, but it's the perfect summation of everything that's... read more

Magical music from the team of Donald Fagan and Walter Becker -- one of those records that seems to state its existence in simple, straightforward terms -- but which is also filled with undeniably complex moments! There's a definite echo of older jazz here -- heard famously in the Horace Silver... read more

One of the first albums ever from ultra-cool flute man Jeremy Steig -- a jazz album at its core, but one with some rock and folk elements as well! The instrumentation is heavy on Steig's funky flute -- already blown here with that breathy quality that would come out even more strongly on later... read more

One of the weirdest, most tripped-out albums we've ever heard from the American underground of the 70s -- a spare and psychedelic album, and one put together with an echoey, garage-like sort of sound! Stone Harbour are hardly a group, and really just more of a duo -- vocalist Dave McCarty, who... read more

The second and best Stooges album -- and one of the greatest rock albums ever! On Fun House Iggy & the Ashetons took what essentially started as blues-based guitar skronk, set it on fire and shot it straight into the stratosphere. As if the instrumental maelstrom wasn't enough, Iggy's... read more

Rare South African power rock from Suck, who definitely do not suck -- fierce, hard charging, heavily rhythmic jams with straight up killer drums and rumbling groove that we'd put up there with some of the more raucous stuff that came out of the Haight Ashbury scene! The bass, drums & guitar... read more

Mystical psyche folk from the Britain -- the self-titled dawn of the 70s set from The Sun Also Rises! The male/female duo of Graham & Anne Hemingway mix the trippy 60s vibes with clattering ancient ones -- with some pretty sweet singing & acoustic guitars, with dulicimer, glockenspiel,... read more

We're not usually big fans of contemporary pop, but Swan Dive have a classical charm that really takes us back to the best music of years back -- roots in bossa nova of the 60s, served up with a slightly cinematic sense of sound, and also some of the gentleness of the UK pop scene in the post-punk... read more

Hard to peg this one exactly -- but the set's definitely got a playfully scraggy sound that lives up to the cover! Talibam's a duet that features percussionist Kevin Shea and keyboardist Matthew Motel -- who plays a heck of a lot of different keys in the course of the album, some of them really... read more

The one and only full LP ever recorded by Harry Taussig -- blending folk & blues based solo guitar traditions with his unique style -- on this great, private press rarity from 1965, dug up by the folk & roots heroes at Tompkins Square! It's really fine stuff, which should appeal to folks... read more

What an endearing record from Chip Taylor -- gruff vocals and heartfelt acoustic arrangements on very well written tunes by Taylor, in some ways reminding us of an east coast Billy Joe Shaver, writing about what he knews and the telling the stories behind them. Taylor's one of those songwriters... read more

Masterful early rock from proto Brit rocker Vince Taylor -- stuff from the end of the 50s and early 60s that finds Vince just killing it -- like a kid from Memphis. Perhaps the secret ingredients here are the backing band and production -- which both provide a credible, incendiary take on the hard... read more

Gentle late 60s material from the duo of Tee & Cara -- really lovely stuff with breezy melodies, easygoing acoustic guitars and some strings and wind that gives it a bit more flight! The male & female co lead singing is sweet as can be, the songs are sweet and groovy, and the production is... read more

Heady instrumental work from Tetragon -- a German group who can really play their instruments with great virtuoso tendencies, but who work here in a more home-grown setting that's quite different from overblown classic rock of the time! The record features loads of great keyboards -- including... read more

Hard-wailing grooves from Thee Midnighters -- a great link between garage rock and Latino soul in mid 60s Los Angeles! The group have a sound that nicely bridge that gap between the Sunset Strip and some of the lesser-known acts of the East LA scene -- a style that's got plenty of garagey guitars... read more

A pretty nice little set that blends lilting acoustic psychedelia and flanged out electric grooves from the uber obscure Third Estate -- their lost grail Years Before The Wine LP -- plus a second disc featuring earlier material recorded when the band called themselves The Agonistes! Years Before... read more

A great first album from this unusual Florida trio -- a hip little group whose members would later end up working with The Allman Brothers, Boz Scaggs, and Cowboy -- but who sound plenty darn great here on their own! The style's a lot headier than you might expect -- almost with some of the deeper... read more

Post punk from Germany's 39 Clocks -- a pretty wild set of material that ranges from minimalist, arty Velvets inspired chords changes and aloof line delivery, to sparely hypnotic rhythms, to low fi post Suicide experimentalism! Some tunes have a detached vibe, others are more of a full on ferocity.... read more

Contemporary pop from Andrew Thompson -- but a record that reminds us of the best 80s work we used to love back in the day! Andrew's got a great way of making a tune catchy, but not commercial -- thanks to quirky touches that always inflect the music with some hipper undercurrents -- and at some... read more

What a great collection -- the best single set compilation of laconic honky tonk and laidback western swing we've ever seen for the great Hank Thompson -- spanning decades and record labels for a comprehensive portrait! The earlier material is good natured, laidback, steel accented honky tonk with... read more

Trippy rock from the three Hurel brothers of Turkey -- a fuzzed-up, freaked-out trio that comes off with some great psychedelic touches! The sound here is a great blending of modes -- similar to some of the other Turkish rock from the time that merged electric guitar with folkloric inspirations --... read more

The first album by trippy Turkish trio 3 Hur El -- a great blend of Eastern sounds and western styles -- all coming together with a slightly progressive feel! The instrumentation often includes some heavy basslines underneath lighter lines on acoustic strings -- a blend of folksy and modern that's... read more

Catchy dawn of the 70s rock that's rooted in hooks and grooves, but taken to the next level with some killer piano and keys, and production touches! The group's best known for the sublime track that kicks this record off, "Something In The Air", which was covered pretty faithfully by the... read more

Mid 60s sunshine pop from Tinkerbell's Fairydust -- psyche era tunes from the UK that's been a long lost legend for many years -- purportedly manufactured by Decca in 1969 but never officially issued! with really groovy harmonies that give it in extra lift, but still with with a pretty gritty... read more

Keyboard and charismatic vocals centered grooves from Uruguay -- and bit of Serge Gainsbourg styled heavy exotic moody sounds! Armando Tirelli was also the keyboard player composer from South American jazz rock combo Sexteto Electronico Moderno, and this rare solo record is purportedly a fairly... read more

A nice, diverse display of hard grooving avant instrumental soundscapes from Tortoise -- sounding as unpredictable and vital as they have in years on Beacons Of Ancesorship! All the descriptions of how groundbreaking Tortoise was in the earlier years, and forward looking they've remained... read more

A couple fantastic classic country guitar LPs from the iconic Merle Travis -- The Merle Travis Guitar from 1955 and 1960's Walking The Strings -- plus a few 50s & 60s bonus tracks! The Merle Travis Guitar LP is straight up, impeccable guitar genius from Travis -- who was not only pivotal... read more

Tree People's second album -- still growing strong, deeply rooted and flute flavored psychedelic folk well into to the 80s! This one has the feel of the first record from the late 70s, a really good thing given the tinny strange sound of folk and folkish records made in the 80s. The Oregon combo... read more

Very early work from Sweden's legendary Trettioariga Kriget -- sessions recorded four years before their legendary debut, and with a sound that's almost more psych than prog! The group is larger at this point, and a bit less jamming -- really creative with their instrumentation, so much so that... read more

Homegrown prog from the Swedish scene of the mid 70s -- a surprisingly wonderful little record, thanks to careful execution of the tunes! Although the record's got the potential to be jamming -- and the players could certainly go there at times -- the songs instead step out almost with a tentative... read more

A seminal set from 70s Sweden -- the first album by heavy prog quartet Trettioariga Kriget -- hardly a household name on this side of the Atlantic, but a great little group with a rock-solid approach! The album's definitely got some of the well-played instrumentation you'd expect from bigger rock... read more

Moody and Moogy prog pop from Truch -- a Malaysian group that with a sound that crosses all regional and aural boundries -- really catchy and sweet stuff! The vocals are in English and have a bit of lilting soft rock aesthetic -- and the tunes often have swirling Moog passages in place of guitar... read more

The second album from label owner and genius compiler of sound library and otherwise groovy obscurities -- whose in work with diverse beats, sampler soundscapes and in turns playful and moody aural errata pretty wonderful, too! Scrapbook is an assembly of scraps of music Jonny created in fits and... read more

A searingly sonic set from the Iowa scene of the 70s -- a live recording by the little-known Truth & Janey group, and one that's filled with enough hard-wailing guitar to blow away bigger groups on both sides of the Atlantic! The vibe here is more 1969 than 1976 -- power trio rock with loads... read more

Heavy 70s stoner rock grooves from Truth & Janey! There a heaviness to No Rest For The Wicked that's pretty easy to love -- with dense, chunky guitars and walloping drums -- sometimes hinting at the blues based force of Cream, with a touch more darkness and brute force -- but with more grooves... read more

Later than the usual Brit jazz rock generation -- but some pretty great stuff from Turning Point, an overlooked combo who feature bassist Jeff Clyne! Creatures Of The Night is an album that starts slow, then really builds nicely -- lots of spacey basslines from Clyne to set things up, brewed with... read more

A weird batch of tracks from Twiggy -- the ultra-skinny late 60s model who set the tone for countless others to come! Twiggy displays a rare vocal side of her talents here -- singing on 4 of the album's 12 tracks with a cool London female pop style -- one that's perhaps a bit more subdued than... read more

A classic bit of Black Rock from James Blood Ulmer -- and a record that was issued by Rough Trade in the UK, giving it a surprising influence on the post-punk scene of the time! In a way, Ulmer's groove here has a lot of punky-funk in the mix -- thanks to some heavy electric bass from Amin Ali,... read more

San Francisco synth punk and aggro electro new wave from The Units -- barbed, caustic and exhilarating stuff that never really got the attention it deserved! In some ways The Units remind us a bit of Devo at their most brutish, but they're not as conceptual or jokey -- really riveting stuff! ... read more

Mindblowing work from Vainica Doble -- a Spanish group with a really unusual feel! The combo features dreamy vocals from singers Gloria Van Aerssen & Carmen Santonja -- folded together in a style that's unlike any other female harmony work we can think of -- hardly the sweet styles of Brasil... read more

Late 60s laidback psyche pop from former Animals guitarist Hilton Valentine -- nice stuff that skews a bit towards the folk psychedelia that was lightly buzzing from studios and concert halls from London to LA! We're digging this one, it's got the elements of the sunshine folk psyche era without... read more

One of the more polished efforts we've heard from singer Martha Velez -- but one that's done in a way that really stays true to her sound! Given that Martha started out as sort of a soul/rock crossover artist at the beginning of the 70s, this album marks a nice evolution into more sophisticated... read more

A slice of Velvet Underground that's almost as essential as the group's first few albums for Verve -- material recorded during those years, but never issued at the time -- finally put together in a legitimate package in the mid 80s, after years of circulating around as bootlegs! The songwriting... read more

Two classic country narrative LPs from the unapologetic showman and honky tonk kingpin Porter Wagoner -- the adultery themed Cold Hard Facts Of Life and the behind bars concept album Soul Of A Convict -- back to back with rare bonus tracks! Cold Hard Facts Of Life is peak Porter, balancing a core... read more

The most left-of-center collection of cuts from rhinestone studded honky tonk purist Porter Wagoner -- some of the darkest and strangest tunes pulled from his most adventurous RCA LPs! Porter is eternally true to a genuine honky tonk aesthetic -- but his arrangements are never predictable --... read more

Lost underground folk from Peter Walker -- recorded in 1970, and a wonderful mix of freewheeling, imaginative folk guitar improvisation and other instrumentation, with off kilter sounds on the outer fringes. Walker also does an impressive job of bringing in some hypnotic elements of Eastern folk... read more

Scott Walker's fifth solo album, and an oft-overlooked gem that really shows some new sides of his talents! The style here is a bit less iconic than that of the previous two records -- more personal or sentimental at times, yet still served up with that uncannily observent sensibility that Scott... read more

Bluesy, psyche steeped rock from the Otis Waygood and his Blues Band -- great stuff from the South African scene at the start of the 70s! We can't think of a heck of a lot of acts that so deftly blended a true, honest love of blues music with sounds from the psyche era -- from the gritty and soul... read more

An incredible collection of singles recorded by Peruvian rock gods We All Together -- one of the most heavenly South American groups of the 70s, sounding perfect here in this batch of rarer work! The material was mostly done after the group's first two albums -- well-known for their reissues years... read more

60s folk and sunshine pop blended beautifully by the We Five -- some of the best of their work for A&M, and a number of previously unreleased gems -- the most satisfying compilation of their work we've ever come across! The We Five had a great way of combining some of the elements of the then... read more

Very groovy 60s pop from Wendy & Bonnie -- with a bit of a folksy influence, and a sound that's groovy sunshine personified! The greatness herein is no surprise, considering that Gary McFarland arranged and produced the album as one of his late 60s forays from jazz into rock -- and you can... read more

A really cool little record from the early 70s Canadian blues rockers Whiskey Howl -- who really show a geniune depth of bluesy influences -- from small scale numbers with just vocals, guitar and harmonica, to bigger sounding tunes with a trio of saxes behind the drums, bass & guitar and... read more

A cool classic from vibist Mike Mainieri -- easily one of his hippest albums ever -- and an all-star blend of jazz and funky fusion! There's a brilliance here that's undeniable -- a focused, soaring sort of energy that reminds us a lot of the best British funky big band records of the same time --... read more

A wonderfully spaced-out album of electronic rock from the early days of Island Records! White Noise are a bit like Silver Apples -- mixing trippy rock with odd electronic twists that are all very much in a heady late 60s sort of way. But the "rock" component of the album is a very... read more

An incredible album -- and one of the most revolutionary rock albums of the late 60s! The Who recorded this one as a tribute to mainstream radio at the time -- linking together some solid stand alone tunes with shorter, wittier tracks that were recorded as commercials for products that included... read more

A bright, upbeat and sunny orch pop effort from the man who invented sunny orch pop -- free of the dour, troubled undertow of his tortured masterpieces of the late 60s -- and lets face it, we want the man healthy so that's a good thing! Brian Wilson composed and arranged with many of the... read more

It's been 3 decades since Brian Wilson first recorded a Christmas album, but from the sound of this set, it feels like it's only been 3 weeks! This surprisingly great album follows strongly in the spirit of the original Beach Boys Christmas Album of the 60s -- overflowing with warm pop harmonies... read more

A lost gem from Brian Wilson's dad! As the cover says, "The talented father of the famous Beach Boys presents instrumental interpretations of his and other compositions." Basically, Murry was getting the squeeze from Brian, and this was Murry's way of saying "hey, I can do... read more

Singles, demos, and loads of lost bits from 60s UK freak beat combo turned psyche pop tunesmiths Wimple Winch -- mid 60s odds & ends from group the group's earlier years as the Just Four Men, eventually to become Four Just Men, and finally Wimple Winch! The group's earlier years in the Mersey... read more

Very cool work from maestro Mark Wirtz -- instrumental projects that are quite different than some of his more rock-styled material of the 60s! First up is Latin A Go-Go -- a really smoking little set that offers up a pop version of 60s Latin modes -- a bit like some of Claus Ogerman's work for... read more

One of the weirdest, wildest moog albums you'll ever hear -- an amazing collaboration between moogy maestro Mort Garson and "word man" Jacques Wilson! The album's an electronic fairy tale for the late 60s scene -- a pretty scary little set at the heart, given all the analogue electronics... read more

Tammy Wynette's first ever album -- and one of her best! On Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad, Tammy does her fragile, sadness soaked magic on many tunes that had already done the rounds with Ray Price, Loretta Lynn, Buck Owens and others -- and makes them all her own -- thanks to her immortal vocal... read more

Fuzzy, funky, and freaky -- some really incredible work from Hungarian rocker Sarolta Zalatnay -- an artist with a groove that's a lot easier to get than her name! The work here was recorded in collaboration with 70s groups Locomitiv GT, Metro, Omega, and Skorpio -- all of whom are pretty darn... read more

An incredible album -- one of the greatest rock albums of the 60s, and a record we'd place right up there on the shelf next to Pet Sounds or Forever Changes! The arrangements are sublime -- proof that the Zombies were growing way past just a simple Brit Invasion style, into a world of complicated... read more

A true treasure trove for any fan of the Zombies, Rod Argent, or Colin Blunstone -- magical material recorded in the immediate post-Zombies years -- offered up here with a few rare late Zombies tracks as well! The genius of Odessey & Oracle still hangs heavy here on most of the tracks -- as... read more

A totally incredible batch of garage and psychedelic rock & pop singles from the vaults of 60s Chicago label USA Records and the affiliated Destination -- the company charted a few hits, but released a ton of killer singles that have been lost for decades! 2131 South Michigan Avenue was put... read more

A great little collection of obscure singles from the height of the British underground -- punk, post-punk, and new wave delights -- all collected together with a fair bit of rare numbers in the set! The vibe here is a bit more straightforward than other post-punk set's we've stocked for the... read more

Jagged, gnarly and raw rock & roll from the late 60s Michigan scene -- demonstrating good and well that Detroit and Ann Arbor had far more than the legendary Stooges & MC5 to blaze those garage and protopunk trails -- loads of lost singles from Hugh "Jeep" Holland's A-Square label!... read more

Fuzzed out psychedelia mined mostly from obscure 60s 45s from around the US -- rumbling rhythms, buzzing guitars, wailing organs and tripped out vocals from groups like The Shag, The Rogues, The Regiment, The Kegs, The Alarm Clocks and many more! The of the acts are total obscurities, and the set... read more

We're not entirely sure if "terror" is the right way to describe this music -- but the striking subtitle definitely hints at the work within -- a pretty freaky batch of tunes from the late 60s American underground! The music's psyche, but with a garagey undercurrent too -- a great blend... read more

An excellent mix of some of the best lost folk funk, tripped out psychedelia, 60s & 70s material from the global underground from Finders Keepers -- but far cooler than a mere sampler -- an aurally exciting blend of the material courtesy of the Gaslamp Killer! For this excellent set, eclectic... read more

A very weird little compilation -- one made up of the kind of funky, freaky, psychedelic tunes you'd find on the Finders Keepers label -- but mixed up a bit too! There's a very strong Andy Votel vibe going on with the package -- grooves from the kind of cool rare nuggets that Andy's dug up for... read more

Freaky psych from around the globe -- bits from France, Spain, Brazil, and beyond -- and some great home-grown ditties from the US as well! The overall concept of this one's a bit hard to peg -- despite some very helpful notes, which also offer information on all the artists -- but we're fine with... read more

Hard grooving psychedelia and other wise astral rock from the South African underground scene -- and a variety of sounds -- some from the Hendrix school of hard bluesy psyche sounds, others airier and more based on soaring vocals and trippy songcraft, and still others with surprising bits of soul! ... read more

A mighty tribute to the genius of Atlantic Records -- and a set so solidly packaged, it might well survive as a time capsule for generations to come! The collection features work from the full scope of Atlantic's history -- rootsy tunes from the late 40s, R&B and doo wop from the 50s, soul... read more

Funky psychedelia and multicultural cosmic grooves -- late 60s & early 70s discoveries collected and put together by a team of some of the deepest diggers of boundary busting pulpy material out there --the vital B-Music/Finders Keepers team! Here they've delivered one of our favorite B-... read more

The title's no lie, as the set's definitely an insanely complete collection of Peruvian grooves from the 60s and 70s -- a massive mix of music that includes bits of Latin funk, psyche, and garage -- plus lots and lots of groovy bits in between! We're not sure what was in the water down in Peru... read more

An excellent collection of work from one of our favorite strands of the British scene of the 60s -- the all-important beat scene -- the mod-styled groups that started to emerge from England at the time, influenced by American soul and R&B, but working in a style that was clearly all their own! ... read more

British blues ain't no joke -- and as you'll hear by the quality of the work on this set, it had a key influence on the sound of rock and roll all over the world by the end of the 60s! In the beginning, the British blues artists were working in a purer form of the American music than some of their... read more

Breathtaking 60s pop, soul & rock tunes penned by Jackie DeShannon -- a wide range of glorious singles from Irma Thomas, The Fleetwoods, Helen Shapiro, Barbara Lewis, Duane Eddy, The Concords, The Byrds, Peggy March and many more! Jackie's is an amazing story -- starting out as a TV friendly... read more

Tripped out pop from around the globe -- a host of wonderful tunes from Germany, Greece, Holland, Nigeria, England, and Italy -- most of which feature lyrics in English, and a sound that's right up there with the best of the American popsike underground of the late 60s! As with the US volume of... read more

A trippy set of 60s & 70s grooves from Cambodia -- wild stuff that mixes mod organs, fuzzy guitar, funky drums and a range of psychedelic touches -- a little strange, but always groovy singles! It includes both male and female fronted groups, and it's mad pulpy fun all the way -- with gritty... read more

Fuzzy post punk from the Australian scene -- rare stuff from the end of the 70s and first few years of the 80s -- pretty wild and fun stuff filled lots of primitive electronic elements that really steer it away from the realm of the predictable! It features numbers by acts like The Systematics,... read more

Fuzzy, r&b fueled, raw and rocking garage numbers from late 60s Africa -- with Nuggets style jams, surf rock styled numbers, psyche gems, and pulpy soul from Angola, Ghana, Mozambique, Madagascar and more! The sets a real eye opener, to say the least -- and on top of being an excellent... read more

Soul, blues and rock selected as nuggets spun by Charlie Gillett on his influential Honky Tonk show for Radio London! Gillett's selections of proto rock and r&b from the 50s, to 60s & 70s southern soul & funk, raw and raucous roots rock are uniformly excellent -- seemingly... read more

Sunshine Pop from the top of the charts -- a great look at some of the best-remembered tunes from this sweet 60s genre! Lots of other Sunshine Pop collections focus on the obscurities of the scene -- but honestly, some of the hits really represent the best work of the groups included -- the kind... read more

Some of the earliest work ever recorded by the mighty Memphis-based Goldwax Records -- material that shows the roots of the label's famous deep soul style, and a wide variety of other modes as well! From the start, it's clear that the ears at Goldwax really knew what they were doing -- as even the... read more

Legendary work from Goldwax Records -- pulled from a stretch when the Memphis imprint was really going strong! By the time of these tracks, Goldwax was really coming into their own -- picking up some of the best soul currents of the Memphis scene -- and rivaling the Stax/Volt powerhouse in terms... read more

The story of a London neighborhood -- and all of the great music that came from it in the 60s and 70s! Ladbroke Grove was to London what Haight-Ashbury was to San Francisco, or Greenwhich Village to New York -- an area that was overflowing with artists, writers, and musicians -- a good number of... read more

A set that's every bit as wonderful as you'd guess from its title and cover -- a killer package of all-girl rockers, and one that's filled with rare gems from the 60s! The material here is definitely a lot harder-hitting than more familiar girl group sounds of the 60s -- as the tunes are drenched... read more