generally regarded by music critics as one of the best albums of all time. In 2020 Blue was rated the 3rd greatest album of all time in Rolling Stones “500 Greatest Albums of All Time.” Track List LP 1: Side A All I Want (2021 Remaster) My Old Man (2021 Remaster) Little Green (2021 Remaster) Carey (2021 Remaster) Blue (2021 Remaster) Side B California (2021 Remaster) This Flight Tonight (2021 Remaster) River (2021 Remaster) A Case Of You (2021 Remaster) The Last Time I Saw Richard (2021 Remaster)

'Discreet Music', was initially conceived as a backing loop for fripp to play over at a series of concerts. these concerts took place in Spain, France and England in late May 1975. A short section of one of these concerts provided the basic track for 'Wind on Water' - the opening piece from the second Fripp and Eno album 'Evening Star'. The title track that follows features a Fripp solo that is regarded by fans as one of his most beautiful performances. The short, pretty loop called 'Evensong' and 'Wind on Wind' an extract from 'Discreet Music' formed the remainder of the album's first half. Perhaps more pastoral than truly ambient, and in part indicative of the type of music that Eno would feature on his later 'Music for Films' albums this was a firm step away from the long form pieces that had made up 'No Pussyfooting'. As if to balance the equation, the second side comprised a single piece 'An Index of Metals'. Running to almost 29 minutes it is almost the antithesis of the warm inviting music on the album's first half. over thirty years on from its original recording, the sense of unease conveyed by the piece remains intact.LP - The album's return to the 12" vinyl format is newly cut from masters approved by the artists. Manufactured on 200 gram super-heavyweight vinyl and housed in a reprint of the original sleeve.

generally regarded by music critics as one of the best albums of all time. In 2020 Blue was rated the 3rd greatest album of all time in Rolling Stones “500 Greatest Albums of All Time.” Track List LP 1: Side A All I Want (2021 Remaster) My Old Man (2021 Remaster) Little Green (2021 Remaster) Carey (2021 Remaster) Blue (2021 Remaster) Side B California (2021 Remaster) This Flight Tonight (2021 Remaster) River (2021 Remaster) A Case Of You (2021 Remaster) The Last Time I Saw Richard (2021 Remaster)

FALL OF ZIGGY STARDUST AND THE SPIDERS FROM MARS will be issued as a limited edition 50th anniversary picture disc, featuring a half-speed master and a replica promotional poster for the album. THE RISE AND FALL OF ZIGGY STARDUST AND THE SPIDERS FROM MARS is the breakthrough album that catapulted David Bowie into the international spotlight. Over the past 50 years it has remained a touchstone record, growing in stature with each passing year. It is now ingrained in popular culture, its undeniable influence spanning musicians from Arcade Fire to Lady Gaga, to Harry Styles’s androgynous fashion sense to Noel Fielding’s shirts on The Great British Bake-Off to Ziggy make-up challenges on Tik-Tok. David Bowie laid to rest the Ziggy Stardust persona in July 1973 at his infamous last show with the Spiders From Mars at London’s Hammersmith Odeon, but Ziggy’s impact reverberates to this day. SIDE ONE Five Years – 4:42 Soul Love – 3:34 Moonage Daydream – 4:40 Starman – 4:10 It Ain’t Easy – 2:58 SIDE TWO Lady Stardust – 3:22 Star – 2:47 Hang On To Yourself – 2:40 Ziggy Stardust – 3:13 Suffragette City – 3:25 Rock ’n’ Roll Suicide - 2.58

coloured vinyl; LP1 is green marble and LP2 is on red marble.

and harmonica. Young played two solo acoustic shows at Carnegie Hall that week.

and engineer Sam Okell Featuring the fabled performance in its entirety, the recording includes such enduring hits as “Fortunate Son,” “Proud Mary,” and “Bad Moon Rising”. The first single from the album, “Bad Moon Rising (at the Royal Albert Hall)”

17 on the US Billboard 200.

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

is arguably the definitive Sandy Denny album. Recorded at John Wood's Sound Techniques studio, and produced by Trevor Lucas, it adds some special guests into its mix – 'Sneaky' Pete Kleinow from The Flying Burrito Brothers enhances It'll Take A Long Time with his unmistakable pedal steel playing, and New Orleans legend Allan Toussaint adds a brass arrangement to For Nobody To Hear. But it is Denny's album. Often, it is impossible not be stopped in your tracks by that beautiful, long gone yet so-full-of-life voice, especially on two of her career-bests – The Lady and Listen, Listen. Out of print on LP for a number of years, this re-issue faithfully replicates the original 1972 Island Records UK release with gatefold sleeve and is pressed onto high quality 180g vinyl. ... Tracks: It'll Take A Long Time / Sweet Rosemary / For Nobody To Hear / Tomorrow Is A Long Time / Quiet Joys Of Brotherhood / Listen, Listen / The Lady / Bushes And Briars / It Suits Me Well / The Music Weaver

formed Fotheringay with husband Trevor Lucas. After one UK Top 20 LP in summer 1970, the band split while recording a follow up, leaving Denny free to make her first solo album. A beguiling mixture of covers and originals, The North Star Grass Man And The Ravens is one of THE essential British folk-rock albums. From the dreamlike Late November to the plaintive Next Time Around to her reading of the traditional standard Blackwaterside, the album is a near perfect capture of the talent on the scene at that juncture: including Richard Thompson's unmistakable guitar playing, John Wood's production and Harry Robinson's string arrangements. Released in September 1971, its reputation has understandably grown exponentially over the years. Out of print on LP for a number of years, this re-issue faithfully replicates the original 1971 Island Records UK release with gatefold sleeve and is pressed onto high quality 180g vinyl. ... Tracks: Late November / Blackwaterside / The Sea Captain / Down In The Flood / John The Gun / Next Time Around / The Optimist / Let's Jump The Broomstick / Wretched Wilbur / The North Star Grassman And The Ravens / Crazy Lady Blues

made especially salient by the past year’s trials and tribulations as performed by prison funk ensembles, Krautrock legends, Turkish teenagers, 11 (Cargo Collective Title) Icelandic prog-rock bands and even E-40’s uncle, the man to first distribute No Limit, and the creator of this album’s title track, St. Charles “Chucky” Thurman. Tracks: A Side. 1. Golden Wing - Hari Yang Mulya 2. Beybonlar - Nenni? 3. Icecross - Sad Sad Man 4. Paternoster – Realization 5. Christopher - In Your Time. B Side. 1. Chucky Thurmon - Tickets For Doomsday 2. Upheaval - Paradise Lost 3. DR Hooker - The Bible 4. Jean and Donella - Get Ready (For That Day)