One of greatest of all British punk era records – released in '77 and one that transcends mid-to-late 70s punk cultural baggage better than just about any other – a real benchmark! Wire kept it short and sweet on Pink Flag – with 21 tracks in about 35 minutes – and it's as artful as it is succinct. They'd prove to be as creatively ambitious as any of their peers and the brevity Pink Flag would soon make way for experimental flourishes that are ultimately just as important and influential, but this still might be their best. Includes "Reuters", "Field Day For The Sundays", "Three Girl Rumba", "Ex Lion Tamer", "The Commercial", "Strange", "Different To Me", "12 X U", "Start To Move", "Lowdown", "Surgeon's Girl", "Pink Flag" and more. LP, Vinyl record album

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The Wire serves up a big cover feature on Australian trio The Necks – along with looks at solo work by group members too – alongside other features on Sirom, Avalanch Kaito, Debby Friday, El Khat, and Gamut Inc! There's also a very cool article on the Crammed Discs label and its founder Mark Hollander – and more on the scene in Athens, The Specials, and 577 Records. This issue also features James Brandon Lewis on the Invisible Jukebox – and, as usual, the whole back half is overflowing with reviews of a wide array of new releases! Magazine

The completely wonderful Merdith Monk is on the cover – and gets a big feature inside, discussing a lifetime's amount of work recently collected in a career-spanning box set! There's also a look at the very unique talents of Barbara Dane – the important 60s singer/activist from the US scene – and more on Zaliva D, Ocen James, Theo Gowans, and Jacqueline Nova – plus a look at the underground scene in Kansai, and Aya on the Invisible Jukebox! As usual, the reviews are as great as the main features – and including page after page of record collection-building material. Magazine

The Wire looks back at the year 2022 – but with the usual musical view from the left side of the spectrum, and a keen eye on all the ways that creative activity opened up after some years of shutdown! The big cover feature has a look at key releases, chosen by the critics – and more on festivals, turntables, and other high points of the year – alongside smaller features on Heith, Venus Ex Machina, Daniel Bachman, Kraus, and the Istanbul metal scene in Kadikoy! There's also Kali Malone on the Invisible Jukebox – and the usual big batch of new music reviews! Magazine

The legendary Richard Pinhas is on the cover, looking every bit as sinister as he did back in the days when he was fronting Heldon – and gets some great coverage inside on his contemporary work, with bits of information on his longer legacy of sounds as well! As part of that, the issue also has a great primer on French Underground Rock from the 70s onwards – next to other longer articles on singer Weyes Blood, composer Zubin Kanga, and Peruvian sound artist Ale Hop – as well as a look at music in the Korean Demilitarized Zone, and a special feature with drummer Hamid Drake on the Invisible Jukebox. There's lots more too – including the usual huge amount of record and book reviews! Magazine

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A blistering bit of blues rock from the UK scene – one of those records where strong blues influences turn into hard rock expression – and leave the world a little bit darker in the process! Imagine the territory of Paul Rodgers in Free, then turn it up a few notches – and you'll get the spirit of Brian Short here on lead vocals, working alongside the lead guitar work of Rod Price. Titles include "Sylvester's Blues", "Chauffeur", "Please Tell Me Baby", "Coming Back", "Save My Love", and surprising covers of Nina Simone's "Four Women" and the Newley/Bricusse tune "Feelin Good". CD

A blistering bit of blues rock from the UK scene – one of those records where strong blues influences turn into hard rock expression – and leave the world a little bit darker in the process! Imagine the territory of Paul Rodgers in Free, then turn it up a few notches – and you'll get the spirit of Brian Short here on lead vocals, working alongside the lead guitar work of Rod Price. Titles include "Sylvester's Blues", "Chauffeur", "Please Tell Me Baby", "Coming Back", "Save My Love", and surprising covers of Nina Simone's "Four Women" and the Newley/Bricusse tune "Feelin Good". CD

The later years of Dennis Coffey at Westbound Records – tunes that show a bit of a move away from the rougher funk of his roots, but which are still filled with plenty of sharp-edged work on guitar! Coffey's groove here is more in the club vein that Westbound hit in the mid 70s – upbeat, uptempo rhythms that drew strongly on the label's earlier legacy in funk – but pushed a groove more towards the popular disco styles of the time! Yet Coffey's tunes are never throwaway disco – and from the perspective of these many decades later, they're really just fast funk numbers with a bit of strings – still heavy on tightly snapping rhythms, and filled with loads of beautiful guitar lines from Dennis. This hip package from Ace goes out of its way to focus on the funkiest bits from these years – and the set features 15 titles that include "Wild Child", "Live Wire", "Some Like It Hot", "Free Spirit", "Back Home", "Finger Lickin Good (7" version)", "Sweet Taste Of Sin", "Calling Planet Earth (12" version)", "High On Love", "Gimme That Funk (7" version)", and "Our Love Goes On Forever". CD

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Rob Brown on alto sax, William Parker on bass, and Jackson Krall on drums. CD

Maybe the coolest music we've ever heard from Marion Evans – a special promotional album for an aluminum cable company – scored with a jazzy vibe that's almost in the territory of Sven Libaek! LP, Vinyl record album

Includes a bonus live disc, Live At Lyon, and a DVD featuring five tracks from the same concert. CD

The record that pushed U2 over the top – thanks in part to production from Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois – on titles that include "Pride", "Unforgettable Fire", "Sort Of Homecoming", "Bad", "Elvis Presley & America", "MLK", "Promenade", and "Wire". LP, Vinyl record album

Rare work from one of the most obscure sides of the Studio One catalog – dub recordings that were issued in small press runs, usually with handmade covers, and which barely saw circulation outside of Jamaica at all! This is Studio one at its most experimental – following the new wave of creative activity on the Kingston scene in the 70s, and letting the Dub Specialist access older tracks from the Studio One catalog, break them down, and build up these spare dub tracks that really live up to the "space age" promise of the title! The whole thing is almost more of a Dub Specialist album overall, save for the fact that the core of the tracks is from material by a host of other artists – on titles that include "Tricky", "Disco Dub", "Still Water Version", "Marcus Dub", "Accra", "A Lie Gal A Tell", "Pick Up", "Red Neck", "Wailing Sounds", "Barb Wire Version", and "Juk's Inc". CD

Rare work from one of the most obscure sides of the Studio One catalog – dub recordings that were issued in small press runs, usually with handmade covers, and which barely saw circulation outside of Jamaica at all! This is Studio one at its most experimental – following the new wave of creative activity on the Kingston scene in the 70s, and letting the Dub Specialist access older tracks from the Studio One catalog, break them down, and build up these spare dub tracks that really live up to the "space age" promise of the title! The whole thing is almost more of a Dub Specialist album overall, save for the fact that the core of the tracks is from material by a host of other artists – on titles that include "Tricky", "Disco Dub", "Still Water Version", "Marcus Dub", "Accra", "A Lie Gal A Tell", "Pick Up", "Red Neck", "Wailing Sounds", "Barb Wire Version", and "Juk's Inc". LP, Vinyl record album

An incredible compilation of classic era dub work from King Tubby's – played by producer Bunny Lee's legendary Aggrovators band and showcasing the mixing skills of Tubby, Prince Jammy, Scientist and others! This is prime era hypnotic dub of the finest caliber – originally issued on Jamaican 45s, and hard-to-find for decades! The great Blood & Fire label did the dub digging community a major solid by issuing the material on some wonderful compilations, but even those had been out of print for a couple decades before this much needed, sprawling VP/17th North Parade assemblage. Includes "A Bag Of Wire Dub", "Dub Of Rights", "A Heavy Dub", "A Living Version", "How Long Dub", "Breaking Up Dub", "Poor Barber", "Sub To The Rescue", "King Tubby's In Fine Style", "Horn For I", "Jah Love Rocker's Dub", "Stealing Version", "Fatter Dub", "Satta Dread Dub", "Tubby Get Smart", "Beat Them In Dub", "Version Of Class", "Peace And Love In The Dub", "Thunder Rock", "Channel Is A Joker", "Peace And Love In The Dub", "Step It Up In Dub", "Chapter Of Money" and more. 44 tracks on 2CDs! CD

Wonderful solo work from Booker T – proof that he was just as great as a soul singer on his own, as he was back in the famous lineup of the MGs! Although Book plays keyboards on the record, he also sings a fair bit too – in this raspy, honest style that's really great – a surprisingly compelling mellow soul mode, especially for 1980 – arranged by Jones himself with a good ear for grooves that are never too overdone. There's some nicely stepping moments on the record that really make it worth seeking out – and titles include "Price & Joy", "The Best Of You", "Cookie", "You Got Me Spinnin", "Down To The Wire", "Stand", "We Could Stay Together", and "Will You Be The One". LP, Vinyl record album

Includes "Last Year's Man", "Chelsea Hotel", "Who By Fire", "The Cover", "Bird On The Wire", "Suzanne", "Lady Midnight", and "So Long Marianne". LP, Vinyl record album

Earth Wind & Fire cut this one a few years before the actual turn of the century – but that's a-ok with us, because Maurice White & company were always years ahead of their time! The record steps nicely off the modes used by EWF during the 80s – the tighter, more focused approach to the groove that showed up on their later Columbia sides, but which was still quite a bit better than most of their contemporaries – especially the legions of groups who grew up to copy their sound through the years! Production and percussion are a bit 90s-sounding, but surprisingly undated years later – thanks to a continuing commitment to righteous themes and jazz-based flourishes in the tunes – as well as some nice use of kalimba interludes to give the record occasional earthy moments! Philip Bailey still holds sway on some of the mellower ballads – and titles include "Even If You Wonder", "Sunday Morning", "Blood Brothers", "Divine", "Honor The Magic", "Super Hero", "Just Another Lonely Night", "Love Across The Wire", and "Chicago Blues". CD

Includes the songs "Cut 'N Run", "Too Close For Comfort", "Count Bubba's Revenge", "Play The Funky Music", "The Phat Pack", "Hunting Wabbits 2 (A Bad Hare Day)", "La Almeja Pequena (The Little Clam)", "Get In Line", "Attack Of The Killer Tomatoes", "Under The Wire", "Whodunnit?", "It Was A Very Good Year", and "Ever Braver, Ever Stronger (An American Elegy)". CD

A stunning 4CD tribute to the genius of Al Green – stuffed with 61 tracks from his classic years at Hi Records, and packaged in a super-nice format with a 64 page booklet! The set's got some great snippets from interviews, next to classic songs, a few unreleased and rare performances, and some great photos, notes on the music, and a full discography! Titles include "Back Up Train", "Hot Wire", Stop & Check Myself", "Guilty", "True Love", "Driving Wheel", "Free At Last", "Mimi", "Take Me To The River", "Rhymes", "The Love Sermon", "Bell", "Chariots Of Fire", and "Simply Beautiful". CD

Features Chris Potter on alto, soprano, and tenor sax – plus Robin Eubanks on trombone, Steve Nelson on vibes, and Billy Kilson on drums. Tracks include "Looking Up", "Make Believe", "A Seeking Spirit", "High Wire", "Jugglers Paradise", "Candlelight Vigil", "Wonders Never Cease" and "Down Time". CD

A tremendous roots side from Isaacs, more well known for his smooth crooning over lover's rock rhythms. Isaacs heads up the production, with a bit of help from Sly & Robbie on the astounding title track, "Soon Forward", a huge single in its day. Tracked at Channel One with an all star cast that includes Sly & Robbie, Horsemouth Wallace, Santa Davis, Bo Peep, Bingy Bunny, Sticky and Skully, Gladdy Anderson, Winston Wright, Ansell Collins, Bobby Ellis, Deadly Headly and Wire Lindo, plus Leroy Sibbles, Dennis Brown and Junior Delgado on backing vocals, this set lives up every bit of its promise. Prime material from the waning years of the golden age of Jamaican roots music, sung by the premier voice of the era. 10 numbers in all, including "Universal Tribulation", "Mr Brown", "Down The Line", "Lonely Girl", "Bumping And Boring", "My Relationship", "Slave Market", "Black Liberation Struggle" and "Jah Music". LP, Vinyl record album

One of the greatest albums ever in the history of funk – the first album by The Meters, and virtually the blueprint for countless funk records to come! The album's bubbling over with classics – all hard-hitting instrumentals played by the group in an effortlessly tight style, produced to perfection by Allen Toussaint and Marshall Sehorn in their classic 60s New Orleans style. A blinding masterpiece of bass, drums, and scratchy guitar – with tracks that include "Cardova", "Cissy Strut", "Sophisticated Cissy", "Here Comes The Meter Man", "Ease Back", "Ann", "6V6 La", and "Live Wire". LP, Vinyl record album

Includes the songs "Cissy Strut", "Live Wire", "Sophisticated Cissy", "Look-Ka Py Py", "Pungee", "Tippi-Toes", "Soul Island", "Cabbage Alley", "People Say", "Hey Pocky A-Way", "Just Kissed My Baby", "Jungle Man", "Out In The Country", "Fire On The Bayou", "They All Ask'd For You", and "Trick Bag". CD

Key moments in the career of Charles Mingus – all recorded during the crucial years of 1964 and 1965, and featuring the first-time release of a fair bit of live material too! The set represents the first full presentation of recordings that have appeared piecemeal on a handful of obscure releases – self-released records from Mingus himself – Town Hall, My Favorite Quintet, and Music Written For Monterey – all really expanded here with the full recordings of the tracks, and unreleased titles provided from the original tapes! Mingus was really on fire during these years – severed from most of his bigger label associations, and freely working on some of his most inventive ideas with various smaller groups of players – all fresh young talents who were key interpreters of Charles' ideas – including Johnny Coles and Lonnie Hillyer on trumpet, Jimmy Owens on trumpet and flugelhorn, Charles McPherson on alto sax, Clifford Jordan on tenor, Jaki Byard on piano, Eric Dolphy on alto, flute, and bass clarinet. The stalwart Dannie Richmond is on drums, and the sides represent some of Dolphy's last, and most important recordings on the planet – recordings done at Town Hall and in Amsterdam in April of 1964 – in addition to live material at Monterey in 1964 and 1965, in Minneapolis in May of 1965. Tracks are all quite long – some pushing the half-hour timing – and as with the best live Mingus, there's variations here that go way past any studio readings – really incredible solo flights that are still beautifully integrated with the ideas of the main group. Titles include "So Long Eric", "Orange Was The Color Of Her Dress Then Blue Silk", "Mingus Piano Solo", "Bird Preamble", "Themeless Blues", "Copa City Titty", "A Lonely Day In Selma", "Cocktails For Two", "Praying With Eric", "Parkeriana", "ATFW", "Meditations On A Pair Of Wire Cutters", and "Meditations On Integration". 7CDs, limited edition, and with a great book of notes too! CD

One of the straightest jazz sets we've ever heard from drummer Alphonse Mouzon – and one of the greatest to be issued on his Tenacious label as well! The set was put together over the space of a decade or more – and the cuts are overflowing with top-shelf talent – assembled by Mouzon for the album, and recorded with a tight, soulful groove that's very much in the best spirit of recent sessions on labels like Savant or HighNote – or some of those great soul jazz sessions on Muse from the late 80s/early 90s. The groups shift from track to track – mostly in a quintet mode, with players that include Arturo Sandoval and Wallace Roney on trumpet; Ernie Watts, Bob Mintzer, Don Menza, Charles Owens, and Antoine Roney on tenor; Cedar Walton and Kenny Barron on piano, Christian McBride and Henry Franklin on bass, and Mouzon himself (of course!) on drums. Titles include "Stepping Stone", "A Labor Of Love", "Birds On a Wire", "Blues Clues", "More Miles In The Sky", and "I Wonder Why". CD

Martha and the girls' entry into Motown's well-done series of 70s multi-LP collections – this one only a double-length set, but still filled with plenty of great bits by the group! The set features a solid decade's worth of work – material from the trio's 1962 start at Motown, up to some of their even better albums for the label in the early 70s. Titles include "Bless You", "Honey Love", "Love Makes Me Do Foolish Things", "My Baby Loves Me", "Honey Chile", "Jimmy Mack", "I Promise To Wait My Love", "Benjamin", "Tear It On Down", "In & Out Of My Life", "Live Wire", "Wild One", "Motoring", "Nowhere To Run", "Quicksand", "Love Is Like A Heat Wave", and "I'll Have To Let Him Go". LP, Vinyl record album

The first anthology we've ever seen for LA singer Bobby Sheen and a far reaching one at that – starting with a gem or 2 from as early as the late 50s and onward to the early-to-mid 70s! Sheen recorded plenty of material under his own name, but he made the biggest impact on a few singles recorded for Phil Spector under the name Bob B Soxx & The Blue Jeans – as well as in the group The Robins and even The Coasters. The stylistic range is nearly as wide as the years covered in the set – sweet soul both solo and group based, soaring Wall Of Sound pop soul and numbers that feel more southern soul inspired than their west coast origin. More than half the tracks are credited to Bobby Sheen, with others by The Robins, Bob B Soxx & The Blue Jeans and The Ding Dongs – cut for a variety of labels back in the day. Includes "Dr Love", "I May Not Be What You Want", "Sweet, Sweet Love", Something New To Do", "Love Stealing", "Don't Pass Me By", "Baby I'll Come Right Away", "Payback" and more by Bobby proper, plus "Just Like That", "How Many More Times", "Love Wire Suzy" and more cut with The Robins, "The Bells Of St Mary" and more credited to Bob B Soxx & The Blue Jeans, "Ding Dong (Saw Wood Mountain)" credited to The Ding Dongs and more. CD

A warm set of modern west coast jazz from bassist Andy Simpkins – featuring 2 sessions recorded for the Discovery label – one in 1983 and one in 1989. Despite the years that separate them, and the changing lineups, the style is very unified – laidback and mellow, but never sleepy – kind of an easy going take on the soul jazz sound of the 80s. One group features Frank Collett on piano, Ron Eschete on guitar, and Paul Sundfor on saxes; the other features Mike Wofford on piano, Herman Riley on saxes, and Kevin Quail on trombone. 11 titles in all – including "Sister Sadie", "Star Eyes", "Calamba", "Bud Powell", "Love For Sale", "Summer Strut", and "High Wire". CD

One of the best-remembered Richard Thompson moments of the 80s – and a set that's also a bittersweet farewell to his years with Linda Thompson too! The album may well be the Rumors of the folk rock scene – but it's also got a quality that's more personal and pointed, too – songs that really show a lot of evolution in the style of not just the Thompsons, but also the production talents of Joe Boyd – who manages to make the music sound surprisingly biting for the time – really shaking off the trappings of early 70s British folk rock, but without losing any of its depth. Titles include "Don't Renege On Our Love", "Walking On A Wire", "Just The Motion", "Shoot Out The Lights", "Did She Jump Or Was She Pushed", and "Wall Of Death". CD

One of the best-remembered moments of the Virgin Prunes – a set that's pre-goth, and has strong post-punk production from Colin Newman of Wire! The group are really hitting on all their best strengths here – more tuneful and song-based, but still with a nice edge – one that really holds strong in the sinister vocals of Gavin Friday! Titles include the classic "Baby Turns Blue" – almost a dancefloor track from the group – plus "Theme For Thought", "Caucasian Walk", "Walls Of Jericho", "Ulakanakulot", and "Sweethomeunderwhiteclouds". CD

One of the best-remembered moments of the Virgin Prunes – a set that's pre-goth, and has strong post-punk production from Colin Newman of Wire! The group are really hitting on all their best strengths here – more tuneful and song-based, but still with a nice edge – one that really holds strong in the sinister vocals of Gavin Friday! Titles include the classic "Baby Turns Blue" – almost a dancefloor track from the group – plus "Theme For Thought", "Caucasian Walk", "Walls Of Jericho", "Ulakanakulot", and "Sweethomeunderwhiteclouds". LP, Vinyl record album

Wallenstein open up their sound a bit more here – starting off with a side-long suite billed as the "symphonic rock orchestra", and which features just the sort of touches that name might make you expect – a bit added strings, mostly through mellotron, but also a wider, fuller sound overall too – as if the group are ready to explore space that's a lot deeper, but with all the jamming energy of their previous album! As before, singer Jurgen Dollase seems to bring in some of the best elements here – lots of keyboards, and a bit of vibes – yet the guitar work of Bill Barone is great too, and he really steps out with some great complex solo passages. Titles include "The Marvelous Child", "Song Of Wire", "The Cosmic Couriers Meet South Philly Willy", "Silver Arms", and "Grand Piano". LP, Vinyl record album

Music from the Sex Pistols, The Damned, The Saints, Eddie & The Hot Rods, The Stranglers, The Jam, The Adverts, The Vibrators, The Only Ones, The Boomtown Rats, The Adverts, Generation X, X-Ray Spex, The Buzzcocks, Penetration, and Wire. CD

The music of Leonard Cohen, but served up in a style that's quite different than you might expect – yet that's maybe no surprise, as right from the start, Cohen's magical songs were already getting interpretations by artists in a range of different styles! The setting here is Blue Note, but the artists are a wider range than those you'd normally hear on the label – with a mix of rock and soul talents next to jazz artists – on titles that include "If It Be Your Will" by Mavis Staples, "Suzanne" by Gregory Porter, "Steer Your Way" by Norah Jones, "Avalanche" by Immanuel Wilkins, "Hey That's No Way To Say Goodbye" by Luciana Souza, "Bird On The Wire" by Bill Frisell, "Famous Blue Raincoat" by Nathaniel Rateliff, "Coming Back To You" by James Taylor, "Here It Is" by Peter Gabriel, and "You Want It Darker" by Iggy Pop. CD

The music of Leonard Cohen, but served up in a style that's quite different than you might expect – yet that's maybe no surprise, as right from the start, Cohen's magical songs were already getting interpretations by artists in a range of different styles! The setting here is Blue Note, but the artists are a wider range than those you'd normally hear on the label – with a mix of rock and soul talents next to jazz artists – on titles that include "If It Be Your Will" by Mavis Staples, "Suzanne" by Gregory Porter, "Steer Your Way" by Norah Jones, "Avalanche" by Immanuel Wilkins, "Hey That's No Way To Say Goodbye" by Luciana Souza, "Bird On The Wire" by Bill Frisell, "Famous Blue Raincoat" by Nathaniel Rateliff, "Coming Back To You" by James Taylor, "Here It Is" by Peter Gabriel, and "You Want It Darker" by Iggy Pop. LP, Vinyl record album

Includes tracks by Wire, Loop, Sonic Boom, Spacemen 3, Depeche Mode, Inspiral Carpets, Sugarcubes, Alien Sex Fiend, and many more! LP, Vinyl record album

Music from REM, Public Image Ltd, Ramones, X, Ministry, Morrissey, Jesus & Mary Chain, Echo & The Bunnymen, Joy Division, New Order, Depeche Mode, Sugarcubes, Husker Du, Faith No More, Violent Femmes, and Wire – 16 tracks in all. CD

Not just key early punk work from both sides of the Atlantic, but important punk precursors too! 100 tracks in all, and a big booklet of notes! Music from the Ramones, the Clash, the Saints, the Damned, the Buzzcocks, Iggy & the Stooges, Wire, New York Dolls, the Fall, Patti Smith, Richard Hell & the Voidoids, the Boys, the Dead Boys, Suicide, Devo, X, the Boomtown Rats, Fear, Gang Of Four, and much more. CD

Maybe one of the best reggae collections the Soul Jazz label has ever given us – a really rich collection of tracks from the Studio One collection, all with female singers in the lead – a good number of which have never been reissued before! Soul Jazz has been covering the Studio One catalog for many years – but this time around, they seem to have dug even deeper than before – mixing in lots of rare nuggets alongside the few familiar tracks – all to showcase a wonderfully soulful blend of singers who cut some great work for the label! The music begins in the rocksteady years, and moves onward – presented by Soul Jazz with their great ear for a set list, usual detailed notes that really get at the history of the artists and music. Titles include "Feel So Good" by Denise Darlington, "My Man Is Gone" by Angela Prince, "Welcome You Back Home" by Jackie & Doreen, "Friends & Lovers" by Rita Marley, "You're No Good" by Marcia Griffiths, "Sleeping Tree" and "Barb Wire" by Nina Soul, "Turn Turn Turn" by Jennifer Lara, "New World" by Myrna Hague, "Melody Life" by Marcia Griffiths, "Can I Change My Mind" by Hortense Ellis, and "Buck Town Corner" by The Jay Tees. LP, Vinyl record album

A killer set from Lenny Williams – done in a smoothly jazzy mode that echoes with a real Fantasy Records groove! Lenny's clearly drawing some great inspiration here from the East Bay scene – working with older Motown producer Frank Wilson on a set of warmly modern numbers that really help him state a strong voice as a solo act. The grooves are all just perfect for Lenny's vocals – funky, but never too much so – and smooth without being slick – a rare balance, but one that comes off perfectly here, and makes the set a great one! Essential mellow soul throughout – with tracks that include "Look Up With Your Mind", "Riding The High Wire", "Choosing You", "Shoo Doo Fu Fu Ooh", "Please Don't Tempt Me", "Trust In Me", and "I've Been Away From Love For Too Long". LP, Vinyl record album