the cover art. Half-speed-mastered 180g LPs + 7-inch vinyl EP in a 12.56” x 12.36” slipcase.

covers of three Bob Dylan songs (including material from the then-bootleg The Basement Tapes) yielded a Top 30 UK hit single, Si Ti Dois Partir – a cover of If You Gotta Go, Go Now, sung in French. Sandy Denny contributes her keynote song Who Knows Where The Time Goes, and most remarkable of all is A Sailor's Life, a traditional folk song arranged by Simon Nicol and Richard Thompson. The ballad builds over 11 minutes into a full-on wig-out with a guest performance by Dave Swarbrick on fiddle. This re-issue faithfully replicates the original 1969 Island Records UK release and is pressed onto high quality 180g vinyl. ... Tracks: Genesis Hall / Si Tu Dois Partir / Autopsy / A Sailor's Life / Cajun Woman / Who Knows Where The Time Goes / Percy's Song / Million Dollar Bash

has exclusive interviews with Olympic Studios engineer George Chkiantz, fellow Immediate Records artist PP Arnold, renowned photographer Gered Mankowitz and commentary by Eric Carmen (‘All By Myself’, The Raspberries) and Californian journalist Harvey Kubernik. SIDE A 1. Itchycoo Park 2. Talk To You 3. Up The Wooden Hills To Bedfordshire 4. My Way Of Giving 5. I`m Only Dreaming 6. I Feel Much Better SIDE B 1. Tin Soldier 2. Get Yourself Together 3. Show Me The Way 4. Here Come The Nice 5. Show Me The Way 6. Green Circles 7. (Tell Me) Have You Ever Seen Me?

popularity, but the maestro Sly Stone had already moved his head to a completely different space. The first evidence of Sly’s musical about-turn was revealed by the small catalog of his new label, Stone Flower: a pioneering, peculiar, minimal electro-funk sound that unfolded over just four seven-inch singles. Stone Flower’s releases were credited to their individual artists, but each had Sly’s design and musicianship stamped into the grooves–and the words “Written by Sylvester Stewart/Produced and arranged by Sly Stone” on the sticker. Set up by Stone’s manager David Kapralik with distribution by Atlantic Records, Stone Flower was, predictably, a family affair: the first release was by Little Sister, fronted by Stone’s little sister Vaetta Stewart. It was short lived too–the imprint folded in 1971–but its influence was longer lasting. The sound Stone formulated while working on Stone Flower’s output would shape the next phase in his own career as a recording artist: it was here he began experimenting with the brand new Maestro Rhythm King drum machine. In conjunction with languid, effected organ and guitar sounds and a distinctly lo-fi soundscape, Sly’s productions for Stone Flower would inform the basis of his masterwork There’s A Riot Goin’ On. The first 45 came in February 1970: Little Sister’s dancefloor-ready “You’re The One” hit Number 22 in the charts–the label’s highest showing. The follow-up, “Stanga," also by Little Sister, made the wah pedal the star. The third release came from 6IX, a six-piece multi-racial rock group whose sole release, a super-slow version of The Family Stone’s “Dynamite," featured only the lead singer and harmonica player from the group. Joe Hicks was the final Stone Flower stablemate; his pulsing, electronic "Life And Death In G&A” is one of the bleakest moments Sly Stone ever created on disc (Hicks’ prior single for Scepter, “Home Sweet Home,” the first released Stone Flower production, is also included). This long overdue compilation of Sly’s Stone Flower era gathers each side of the five 45s plus ten previously unissued cuts from the label archives, all newly remastered from the original tapes. In these grooves you’ll find the missing link between the rocky, soulful Sly Stone of Stand! and the dark, drum machine-punctuated, overdubbed sound of There’s A Riot Going On. I’m Just Like You: Sly’s Stone Flower 1969-70 opens up the mysteries of an obscure but monumental phase in Stone’s career. Tracklist: You're The One (Parts 1 & 2) - Little Sister, Just Like A Baby - Sly , Home Sweet Home (Part 2) - Joe Hicks, I'm Just Like You - 6IX, Somebody's Watching You (full band version) - Little Sister, Life & Death In G & A (Parts 1 & 2) - Joe Hicks, Trying To Make You Feel Good - 6IX, Stanga - Little Sister, Dynamite - 6IX, You're The One (early version) - Little Sister, Africa - Sly, I'm Goin' Home (Part 1) - Joe Hicks, Somebody's Watching You - Little Sister, You Can, We Can - 6IX, Spirit - Sly, I'm Just Like You (full band version) - 6IX, Scared - Sly, Dynamite (alternate version) - 6IX

Hernandez y Su Sonora Casino-Asi-Asi-Descarga B2: Milton ZapataAninere B3: Kent Gomez and His Orchestra-Descarga Los Bravos B4: Orquesta Olvieri-Melao Melaito B5: Danny Palacios y Su Orchestra-Palacio Descarga

a primary motivating goal for any true artist), he was uncommonly successful aesthetically. Certainly, there are a few dubious moments to be found inside his oeuvre, but Mr. Sharrock produced several of the most mind-shredding avant-garde albums ever recorded. Premier among them is Black Woman.

playing with jazz luminaries such as Archie Shepp, Sunny Murray, Bill Dixon and Marzette Watts.

I Love You? Side B 5. First Gymnopedie 6. Medula Sonata 7. I’ll Always Be In Love With You 8. Ain’t Misbehavin’

from the original analog master tapes, pressed on 180g vinyl at RTI, and packaged in a deluxe gatefold tip-on jacket. TRACKLIST: 1. A Caddy For Daddy (Side A) 2. The Morning After (Side A) 3. Venus di Mildew (Side B) 4. Ace Deuce Trey (Side B) 5. 3rd Time Around (Side B)

A Tin Angel (2021 Remaster) Chelsea Morning (2021 Remaster) I Don't Know Where I Stand (2021 Remaster) That Song About the Midway (2021 Remaster) Roses Blue (2021 Remaster)  Side B The Gallery (2021 Remaster) I Think I Understand (2021 Remaster) Songs to Aging Children Come (2021 Remaster) The Fiddle and the Drum (2021 Remaster) Both Sides, Now (2021 Remaster)

A Tin Angel (2021 Remaster) Chelsea Morning (2021 Remaster) I Don't Know Where I Stand (2021 Remaster) That Song About the Midway (2021 Remaster) Roses Blue (2021 Remaster) Side B The Gallery (2021 Remaster) I Think I Understand (2021 Remaster) Songs to Aging Children Come (2021 Remaster) The Fiddle and the Drum (2021 Remaster) Both Sides, Now (2021 Remaster)

mix was atrocious,” says Mitchell. “It sounded like it was recorded under a jello bowl, so I fixed it!” Track list LP 1 Side A - I Came to the City I Had a King (2021 Remaster) Michael from Mountains (2021 Remaster) Night in the City (2021 Remaster) Marcie (2021 Remaster) Nathan La Franeer (2021 Remaster) Side B - Out of the City and Down to the Seaside Sisotowbell Lane (2021 Remaster) The Dawntreader (2021 Remaster) The Pirate of Penance (2021 Remaster) Song to a Seagull (2021 Remaster) Cactus Tree (2021 Remaster)

mix was atrocious,” says Mitchell. “It sounded like it was recorded under a jello bowl, so I fixed it!” Track list LP 1 Side A - I Came to the City I Had a King (2021 Remaster) Michael from Mountains (2021 Remaster) Night in the City (2021 Remaster) Marcie (2021 Remaster) Nathan La Franeer (2021 Remaster) Side B - Out of the City and Down to the Seaside Sisotowbell Lane (2021 Remaster) The Dawntreader (2021 Remaster) The Pirate of Penance (2021 Remaster) Song to a Seagull (2021 Remaster) Cactus Tree (2021 Remaster)