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Subban hopes Game 7 gets 'nasty' and 'dirty' in Boston
May 12, 2014, 11:51 PM EDT
Following an emotional Game 6 win over the Bruins at the Bell Center, Montreal defenseman P.K. Subban spoke with NBC's Pierre McGuire about what the Habs will be facing on Wednesday night at TD Garden.
"I love it," Subban said regarding Game 7, per CSNNE.com. "That's what the playoffs are all about. I hope their crowd is louder than in here [Bell Center.] I hope it gets nasty, I hope it gets dirty because at the end of the game when you're shaking hands, whoever wins, that's what the feeling's all about.
"It's knowing that you battled, you went through a war and you know what? We're going to be at the end there standing tall."
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What's interesting to note is that, production-wise, Subban has been relatively quiet over the last three games. He's gone pointless in two — including Game 6 — and has just a single point, a far cry from the opening three games of the series in which he notched three goals and three assists.
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Runners and walkers from Louisiana and surrounding states crossed the Hale Boggs Mississippi River Bridge. The top overall male runner was Brendan Minihan, Jr. with a time of 16:14 and the top overall female runner was Michelle Friedman with a time of 20:10. Complete results can be found at the New Orleans Track Club website in about 1 week.
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DUNEDIN, FLA.—Jose Bautista says Canada broke baseball's unwritten code Saturday by trying to run up the score in their World Baseball Classic victory over Mexico, regardless of the tournament's tiebreaker rules.
"I'm not buying the fact that teams are bunting when they're up by six because of the rules of the WBC," Bautista told reporters Sunday morning before the Blue Jays' 3-0 loss to the New York Yankees at Florida Auto Exchange Stadium.
"I believe in the unwritten rules of the game. They should be respected. It's a code amongst players and everybody who plays baseball at a level higher than Little League knows what it is and there's no excuse."
In the ninth inning of Canada's 10-3 victory over Mexico — they were up 9-3 at the time — Canadian catcher Chris Robinson, of London, Ont., bunted himself aboard leading off the final frame.
Mexican pitcher Arnold Leon then hit the next batter, Toronto's Rene Tosoni. Benches cleared and a violent brawl ensued.
Robinson and Canadian manager Ernie Whitt defended their transgression of baseball etiquette by pointing out the importance of run differential — the difference between runs scored for and against — in the tournament's tie-breaking rules.
In fact, Canada failed to advance from the first round in the 2006 edition of the tournament due to losing a run-differential tiebreaker.
Jays manager John Gibbons sided with the Canadian squad.
"The run differential matters," he said. "Everybody knows that, so it shouldn't really surprise anybody. If that determines whether you move on or not, I'm sure the other side would have probably done the same thing, I would think."
Even still, Bautista felt Robinson's bunt was "uncalled for," though he understands how tempers flared on both sides.
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Bautista's rooting interest, the Dominican Republic, defeated Spain 6-3 on Saturday to advance.
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LAS VEGAS GRIND Volume Two/aka LOUIE'S LIMBO LOUNGE (STRIP-002) exotic deluxe GATEFOLD edition - REMASTERED!!!! Side One 1. JACK HAMMER - The Wiggle 2. THE NOISEMAKERS - Panic 3. BIG BO & THE ARROWS - Well Get It 4. ART ROBERTS - Give Her The Axe Max 5. THE ROCKIN' BELMAR - Torture Rock 6. THE TRADEWINDS - The Snake 7. THE RHYTHM ADDICTS - Oomp Boomp 8. THE EMPALLOS - Hiccups 9. THE DEL-VALAROS - Hey Pedro/ Side Two 1. FRANK MOTLEY & HIS MOTLEY CREW - Honkin' At Midnight 2. THE BRASSETTES - Brassettes Rock 3. THE UPSETTERS - Tater Machine 4. PANCHO VILLA - Tanya 5. HAROLD ANDREWS & THE EXCITERS - Party Time 6. BOB BUNNY - The Joker 7. THE EPICS - On The Rocks 8. THE PERISCOPES - Beaver Shot. LP € 12.90
KILLER BLUES/R&B repro 45s:
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LAVERN BAKER Bumble Bee / LAVERN BAKER & JACKIE WILSON Think Twice (Fryers FRY024) Great two sider from one of the leading queens of Rhythm and Blues, Lavern Baker. 'Bumble Bee' is an unusual uptempo early soul dancer with sharp backing vocals, nicely droning guitar chops and chime like vibes. And of course, a sassed-up vocal turn from Ms. Baker herself. Meanwhile, on the flip, the notorious x-rated version of 'Think Twice', a duet with Jackie Wilson. Reportedly recorded at the end of a long session in which copious alcohol had been imbibed, here Baker and Wilson let rip, audibly stifling hysterics as they try and out-filth each other. Obviously this version was never intended for release and would certainly have shocked the airwaves of the time. A few decades on, it's definitely still outrageous enough to offend some, so we recommend it for mature audiences only... Either that or just drop it into your set and see if anyone notices! 7" € 7.90
BLUES WITH A RHYTHM Volume 1 (Doghouse & Bone) Limited edition 10". Collection of highly obscure RHYTHM & BLUES singles from the 60's: Hardhead - Louis Jordan/ My Girl Across Town - Lester Robertson And The Upsetters/ Every Woman I Know (Is Crazy About An Automobile)- Al Vance/ Hello Friends, Hello Pal - Mr. Calhoun/ Mailman, Mailman - Sonny Boy Williamson/ Wait Till Next Week, Baby - Big Connie/ Hungry And Thirsty (For Your Love) - Jimmy Trotter/ My Woman Has A Black Cat Bone - Poppa Hop And His Orchestra/ Oh Boy - Jimmy Witherspoon/ Sis Boogie – Lightnin Hopkins. 10" € 13.90
ROY BROWN Butcher Pete
Pt. 1 & 2 (Jukebox Jam) Roy Brown makes his third appearance
on the Jukebox Jam series with 'Butcher Pete', an outrageously lewd
uptempo Jump Blues banger. Originally cut on 78 only in 1950, using
a somewhat gruesome double entendre the song warns husbands and boyfriends
to watch out for Pete, newly arrived in town and indiscriminately 'chopping'
through all the 'meat' in town using his 'long sharp knife'. It's a
wonder how they got away with this stuff! 7" €
RUTH BROWN Shine On/
Please Don't Freeze (Atlantic RB107) Two killer Latin beat R&B
sides from the queen of sassy, 50s R&B - Ruth Brown. 'Shine On'
is a high-tempo, rollicking rumba screamer, whilst 'Please Don't Freeze'
is slower and sexier. Both sides are equally essential, however, and
both sound better than ever on this loud pressing new reissue pairing.
7 € 7.90
GENE CHANDLER There Was a Time / Those Were The Good Old Days Reissue (Fryers FRY017) The only worthwhile reason to cover someone else's record is A: If you have a completely different take on it, or B: If you can smash the original version to pieces. Now not many people would be willing to take on the Godfather of Soul "James Brown" at this task, but not only does Gene Chandler do this but he knocks it out the fucking park. This IS the version of "There Was a Time". Barnstorming pounding northern soul of the highest calibre, Nobody is messing with Chandler's confidence and he takes control of the heavy orchestration and rises effortlessly above it, his precise vocal timing and dominance that commands the dancefloor to lose control with a different dance on each breakdown. 7" € 7.90
THE CHANTERS & BROTHER WOODMAN She Wants to Mambo / Watts (Jukebox Jam JBJ1059) Lifted from the second volume of Jukebox Mambo, the Chanters 'She Wants To Mambo' absolutely epitomizes the sound, with the exotic rumba back-beat and stop-start rhythm - complete with obligatory 'unghh' vocal interjections - utilized to ramp up the sex factor. Chanters lead siren Ethel Brown (who also gave us 'Hot Mama' from the Jukebox Jam Vol 2 comp) is in particularly flirtatious mood as she coos and oohs back and forth with her backing singers. On the flip, another great side from the Chanters, and another rumba-laced track, this time cut for Chuck Higgins' Combo label and featuring a male lead, regaling us with a proud tribute to the groups hometown, the south central Los Angeles district of Watts. 7" € 7.90
RAY CHARLES What'd I Say (Atlantic RB111) Landmark material here from Ray Charles, with one of his signature works and a song which inspired a million copycat attempts. 50 years on, 'What'd I Say' remains as fresh and exciting as ever before and is guaranteed to fill any dance floor in the known universe! repro 7" € 7.90
JUDY CLAY Do You Think That's Right/ BABY WASHINGTON I've Got A Feeling (Outta Sight RSV 048)Two outta site female RnB dancefloor fillers on one 45. Judy Clay is a storming harmonica driven song and my beloved Baby is here with her killer dancer " I've Got A Feeling"!! 7" € 8.50
RUTH CHRISTIE Strange Exotic Melody/ This Must Be Love (Outta Sight RSV 047) Exotic popcorn dancer on Side A, great voices by the queen, smooth as can be! Great fingersnapping rocker on the flip, piano driven dancefloor monster!! 7" € 8.50
CAROL CONNORS That's All It Takes/ I Wanna Know (Forty 5 PSV-002) Carol Connors is perhaps best known as the lead singer with Phil Spector's Teddy Bears. She went on to have a solo career, initially as Carol Collins and then, in 1961, as Carol Connors. She also co-wrote the theme to Rocky, "Gonna Fly Now", and wrote the lyrics to two songs in Roman Polanski's Oscar nominated The Pianist. Here we feature her two most highly prized Northern Soul and Popcorn rarities from '62. 7" € 8.50
CONTOURS Whole Lotta Woman / Regional Version (Jukebox Jam JBJ1055) The Contours 'Whole Lotta Woman' is a great example of the exciting early soul era, and the trend-setting sounds that were emerging from Detroit's R&B scene of the early '60s. With one foot in the raw, saltier waters of the 1950s, and the other tapping a groovier, less jagged rhythm that was about to take hold of the nations clubs, 'Whole Lotta Woman' is a record which sits perfectly on the cusp. Appearing here on side A in the songs first incarnation - and the one which made a lot of noise locally in Detroit - and on Side B with the reworked, 'polished' version which Berry Gordy hoped would ignite nationally. In the event, neither release took the Contours to wide fame - that would come soon after with the release of 'Do You Love Me'. 7" € 7.90
ARTHUR 'BLUES' CRUDUP She's My Baby/ The Moon Is Rising (Champion) WOW! Completely unreleased, unknown Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup (or Arthur "Blues" Crudup as he is known here) track and its a killer. Taken from an acetate recorded for Champion in Jackson, Mississippi from 1952, this is a fast Blues Stomper in the style of his Uptempo RCA sides. The flip is a great slower blues with a great slappin' Bass backing. 7" € 7.90
BO DIDDLEY Bo Diddley's A Twister (Rumble Records) Originally released on Checker in 1962, 'Bo Diddley's A Twister', was one of THREE albums released by Diddley in that year alone. Truly one of the hardest working men in show business, his productivity did not do anything to dilute his sound, and the classics here include 'Detour', 'Road Runner', and 'Here 't Is' which The Yardbirds would cover extensively live, but without ever matching the power of the original. LP € 13.50
DRIFTERS Drip Drop/ 5 ROYALES Catch That Teardrop (Outta Sight RSV 046) Two all-time faves back to back. Killer release! 7" € 8.50
BETTY EVERETT I've Got A Claim On You / JUANITA NIXON Stop Knockin' (Outta Sight RSV 049) Two superb class tracks in this shiny black wax 45!! BETTY EVERETT is here with her immportal floorfiller 'I've Got A Claim On You', a hardhitting RnB classic at it's very best! The flip is one of my fave female popcorn dancers ever! JUANITA NIXON's "knock knock" song is a beautiful dancer, originally released on the great King Records label! 7" € 8.50
FOUR TEMPOS Come On Home / THEE ENCHANTMENTS I'm In Love With Your Daughter (Pt.1) (Outta Sight) OSV-126: THEE ENCHANTMENTS were a Latino band from the Lincoln Heights district of East Los Angeles, Like many Chicano combos from the Barrio they were influenced by traditional Mexican music, doo-wop and rhythm & blues. The lead vocalist was Eddie Serrano who would go on to join Cannibal & The Headhunters after the group disbanded due to military service. They left behind a legacy of just one 45 released on 31st January, 1966 on Eddie Davis' Faro label. "I'm In Love With Your Daughter" has gone on to become a cult Northern Soul collectable commanding prices of up to £500 and is reissued here for the first time. The song was written by Chic Carlton, former member of the Atlantics (featured above). 7" € 8.50
GAY POPPERS I Want To Know / You Got Me Up Tight (Outta Sight RSV054) THE GAY POPPERS were a doo-wop quintet from New York who first caught our attention in 1960 with "You Better Believe" on Savoy. A label hop to Bobby Robinson's Fire imprint saw two releases: "I Want To Know" (Fire 1026) and "You Got Me Up Tight" (Fire 1039), both featured here, for the first time in over 50 years. 7" € 8.50
STEVE GIBSON Big Game Hunter/ Why Don't You Love Me (Jukebox Jam JBJ1049)Risque R&B from the well-traveled bandleader Steve Gibson. Over a catchy but minimal, syncopated and snappy drum, bass and guitar and piano backing, the baritone vocal runs through various double entendres with a hunting theme as backing vocal group the Red Caps egg him along. He's a big game hunter, with a big game hunter's gun... You get the picture... And if not, Gibson's wife Damita Jo LeBlanc joins the party as the song fades, 'Great Big ol' game hunter' she purrs. Just how did they get away with this kind of thing back in '53?!? 7" € 7.90
CARL HENRY HALL Summertime/ JIMMY RANDOLPH Summertime (Popcorn POPC128) Female singer Carl Henry Hall's version works the timeless melody into a groovy, horn led riff which keeps on building. A great dancefloor worker. On the flip, Jimmy Randolph's take is a slower, jazzier piece, with finger snapping rhythm and swaggering, deep male vocals. 7" € 7.90
HARVEY Any Way You Wanta / She Loves Me So (Popcorn POPC126) A bona fide classic early soul / R&B sure-shot here from Detroit legend Harvey Fuqua, a man who begun his career singing with vocal group the Moonglows before going on to become a pivotal behind the scenes figure in the formative days of the Motown empire. Originally cut in 1962, the catchy, Latin-edge mover 'Any Way You Wanta' has a 50 year history of packing out dance floors. 7" € 7.90
HIGHER GROUND Volume 1 (Stag-O-Lee) The first EP in a series of gospel, mainly from the '50s and early '60s. The record comes in a brown cardboard cover with holes for the label. Front is screen-printed in gold. Tracks: Voices Of Jordon - It's Getting Late/ Juanita Johnson - There Is A God Somewhere/ Blind Boys Of Alabama - Satisfied With My Jesus/ Sister Wynona Carr - The Ball Game/ Happyland Singers - Here Am I/ Chosen Gospel Singers - Stay With Me Jesus/ The Gospelaires - C'mon/ Swan Silvertones - End Of My Journey. Limited edition of 500. 10" € 14.50
HOWLIN' WOLF Well That's
Alright/ Everybody's In The Mood (Sun SP-106)Killer Blues 2 sider
from the wolf in stylin' hardcover sleeve. Essential! 7" €
HYPNOTIC CAJUN & OBSCURE ZYDECO Volume 2 (Moi J'Connais) A trip into the South of Louisiana, where this music -a blend of worlds and traditions- took shape at the beginning of the 20th century. It's a selection of tracks from the past, featuring local legends (Nathan Abshire) and unknown craftsmen (Jimmy Peters), who all, in their own way, have left their indelible mark. Waltz, two-step, one-step, blues, the record pays tribute to the unique blend of European dances with African rhythms. Each track has been weighed up for its historical as well as for its musical interest. A combination of melodeon and, for the Zydeco side, button accordion, triangle, rub board and fiddles. This LP comes with sleeve notes and a poster from one of the masters of Cajun fiddle, Dennis McGhee. Presented in a silk screened cover and limited to 1.000 copies. LP € 18,90
IVORY JOE HUNTER I'm Cuttin' Out / You Only Want Me When You Need Me (Outta Sight RSV 051) Two mighty tracks by the Man! Side A is a popcorn mover, great big voice & orchestra. Flipside is a more ballady song. 7" € 8.50
ETTA JAMES At Last Triple 7" (Jazzman) When Etta James passed away in early 2012, the tributes and plaudits flooded in the world over. Gone forever was the soul diva and legend, the peerless and seemingly indomitable, screaming, bawling R&B siren who had seen off several near death experiences with dangerous substances and even more dangerous men. As the music world mourned, the question still remained - did Etta really receive her dues during her life? That recent interest in her career probably peeked when portrayed onscreen by a certain Beyonce Knowles in the Chess biopic 'Cadillac Records' would suggest the answer is no.This short and sweet set of six songs spread across three 45rpm records captures various key snapshots and key moments in Etta's early career. We hear the precocious, sassy teenaged delinquent on 'That's All', the snarling rock and roll mama on 'Tough Lover' and we revisit her 'coming of age' moment, the song that came to spark her adult career into a new direction and lifespan and became her signature: 'At Last'. Tracklist: Seven Day Fool/ Something's Got a Hold on Me/ Spoonful/ It's a Crying Shame Feat. Harvey Fuqua/ At Last/ I Just Want to Make Love to You. Triple 7" € 22.90
JERK BOOM BAM Greasy
Rhythm n' Blues And Nasty Soul Party Volume Nine (RSAB-119) Duane
Yates PASSIN' ON BY, Willie Mae Thornton JUST LIKE A DOG, The Coanjos
DO THE BOOMERANG, Pepe Fernandez HAVING FUN, Herb Zane PERSIAN TWIST,
Tony Butela LONG BLACK STOCKINGS, Lucky Laws I'M NOT TEASING, Tony Allen
& The Twilights THE TRAKEY-DOO, Reverend Cleosuph Robinson CAN'T
NOBODY DO, Andre Franklin with The Preston Epps Trio SAY YEAH!, Billy
Boy Arnold SCHOOL TIME, Tommy Ridgely I WANT SOME MONEY BABY, The Baby
I NEED LOVE, Ann Fleming YOU'RE JUST ONE MAN, Little Jewel I WANT TO.
JIM JAM GEMS Volume
3: Party In The Front, Black Jack In The Back (Stag-O-Lee) Cootie
Williams – Rinky Dink/ Bonita – Walk Right In/ Willie Mabon
– Wow I Feel So Good/ Jesse Allen – Let's Party/ Sonny Boy
Williamson – Rub A DubB-Side/ Tony Middleton – Black Jack/
Pete Johnson – Pete's Mixture/ Babs Gonzales – House Rent
Party/ Big John Greer – Let It Roll Again/ Bea Foote – Weed.
10 € 12.70
ETTA JONES Nature Boy / LOREZ ALEXANDRIA Nature Boy (Popcorn POPC 136) Two beautiful covers of Eden Ahbez's evergreen standard, Nature Boy. As first recorded in 1948 by Nat King Cole, the song went on to be performed by just about everybody, from Frank Sinatra to David Bowie! Here, we put together two complimentary versions by female Jazz vocalists, both slow, sultry and simmering, tipping them into the popcorn sphere. repro 7" € 7.90
JUKEBOX MAMBO VOLUME 2 (Jazzmen) Follow up to the original game-changing Jukebox Mambo set of sweltering rumba accented Rhythm & Blues. Two years in the making, this sequel ploughs deeper still into the revolutionary '40s and '50s Afro-American musical canon, pulling together another combustible collection of lascivious Latin-edged blues exotica. Issued with extensive biographical notes and exclusive photographs on CD and deluxe old style 2LP paste-on gatefold (with A3 size show poster inside), Jukebox Mambo Vol. 2 is likely to be as influential in setting tastes as its predecessor. As with the first volume, this edition will also be released on an ultra limited, lavishly produced 1940s style 6 x 10" album set which boasts four exclusive extra tracks and expanded notes. Tracks: Lincoln Chase - I Love Your many Ways/ Christine Chatman w/ Peppy Prince Orchestra - Run Gal Run/ Chris Powell & His Five Blue Flames - I Come From Jamaica/ Zilla Mays - Calypso Blues/ Johnny Oliver - All I Have Is You/ Chuck Edwards - Morning Train/ Oscar Saldana - Mambo Hop/ Jimmy Nolen - Jimmys Jive/ Four Blazes - All Night Long/ Chanters - She wants To Mambo/ Jeanne DeMetz w/ Johnny Alston Orchestra - Calypso Daddy/ Camille Howard - Within This Heart Of Mine/ Ashton Savoy - Denga Denga/ Freddie Mitchell & His Orchestra - Later Gator/ Note & Toe & The Grenadiers - I Got A Cold - Calypso/ John McKinney & The Premiers - Gee I Love You/ T-Bone Walker - Plain Old Down Home Blues/ Ron Rico w/ Sax Kari Orchestra - Chano/ Don Tosti y su Conjunto - Mambo Del Pachuco/ Billy Emerson - Satisfied/ Frank Motley - Wanda Landa Landa/ Red Saunders - Summertime. Double LP € 23.90 / CD € 13.50
KING COLEMAN Down In The Basement / Crazy Feelin (Jukebox Jam JBJ 1063)Tremendous twin-spin two sider from larger than life, cult hero King Coleman. Famous for singing - uncredited - 'The Mashed Potatoes', the 1959 dance craze hit with backing from James Brown's band, Coleman's career was much more varied and lengthy than such fleeting infamy would otherwise suggest. Here, we have Coleman appearing on two early 60s, low slung and sleazy R&B dancers, both 'Down in The Basement' and 'Crazy Feelin' are total killers. repro 7" € 7.90
SAUNDERS KING Swingin / Lazy Woman Blues (Jukebox Jam JBJ1052) Killer late 40s instrumental Jazz workout from the San Francisco based guitarist and bandleader Saunders King. One of the highlights of the current Jukebox Jam Vol 2 Lp, this is hot dancefloor action which starts off nice, light and indeed 'swinging' and builds up the as it goes along, with the horns joining in and the rhythm intensifying. Issued on 45rpm - the rhythm & blues DJ's format of choice! - for the very first time! 7" € 7.90
CURTIS KNIGHT Voodoo Woman/ JOHNNY DARROW Love Is A Nightmare (Outta Sight RSV-044) Double-sider of current dancfloor filler on RnB and Popcorn scene. 7" € 8.50
LA NOIRE Volume 4: The Glory Is Coming (Doghouse & Bone) 14 blues'n gosperl prayers, all taken from the original 45rpm records. Comes in gatefold sleeve.A Side 1. Mini-Your Dress Is Too Short / Madame Nellie Robinson 2. The Battle Of Jericho / The Pilgrim Travelers 3. I Can See So Much / Reverend Cleophus Robinson 4. Something / Mighty Golden Bells Feat William Sanders 5. Gods Got It / Rev. Charlie Jackson The Gospel Guitar And Singer Of Baton Rouge Louisiana 6. You Cant Make Me Doubt / The Gospelaires 7. Take Me By My Hand / Ray Crume And The Zion Tones B Side: 1. Who Rolled The Stone Away / Marie Knight 2. Im On My Way / Mahalia Jackson 3. Im Getting Richer / The Famous Ward Singers 4. Glory Is Coming / Sunset Travelers 5. Its Been A Change / The Staple Singers 6. God Is Coming / C B S Trumpeteers 7. Morning Train / Rev. Charlie Jackson The Gospel Guitar And Singer Of Baton Rouge Louisiana Art Work, Voodoo De Luxe. Words & Liner Notes James Ventrella. LP € 13.90
JOE LIGGINS Going Back to New Orleans / ELLIS 'SLOW' WALSH New Orleans Is My Home (Jukebox Jam - JBJ1051) No city captured the hearts and minds of R&B musicians as the birthplace of Jazz - New Orleans. Even those who weren't directly affiliated with the Crescent City by birthright, such as Oklahoma born, Los Angeleno Joe Liggins, still strove to pay tribute and invoke the near mythical N'awlins spirit in their music. And 'Going Back to New Orleans' is a fitting and authentic tribute indeed - running the rhythmic gamut through dixieland jazz, rumba and rock and roll all in this one action-packed number. In actuality, the song is a reworked cover of Ellis 'Slow' Walsh's original 'New Orleans Is My Home', itself a fine, fine piece of work which is featured here on the flip side. 7" € 7.90
LIGHTNIN' SLIM Rooster
Blues (Rumble Records) GREAT reissue of his first LP! Louisiana
bluesman Lightnin' Slim (nee Otis V. Hicks) began entertaining bar patrons
in his native Baton Rouge in the 1940s. By the '50s he was releasing
singles on the now legendary Excello label (the blues division of Nashville
based Nashboro). This album, his first long player, appeared in 1960
and compiles many of those classic '50s sides. Slim was often accompanied
by his brother-in-law, Slim Harpo, on the harmonica, along with a full,
rollicking rhythm section heavily influenced by the R&B coming out
of NOLA at the time. LP € 13.50
LITTLE ESTHER Cherry Wine/ You Took My Love Too Fast (Outta Sight RSV 055) First time re-issue of female vocal R'n'B/Jump Blues from 1953 (Federal). 7" € 8.50
LITTLE JOHNNY TAYLOR Somewhere Down The Line/ What You Need is a Ball (Fryers FRY 025) 'Somewhere Down The Line' has been a huge mod / R&B essential spin for many years now, and it's not hard to see why. With it's bluesy harmonica and guitar riff married up to a full, swinging horn section, the production perfectly encapsulates the developing early 60s sound, where blues and R&B eventually gave way to soul. Little Johnny Taylor was the perfect exponent of this sound too, a singer who came of adult age himself in the early 60s, obviously inspired by the blues sounds of his early childhood, but contemporary to the singers who were inspiring the new genre shift at the time. The b-side 'What You Need Is A Ball' is perhaps closer still to a pure soul sound, but still with that earthy blues backbone and groove which proves so tough to stay still to7" € 7.90
LITTLE MARGIE Yes It's You / BIG BOY GROVES Another Ticket (Jukebox Jam JBJ 1060) Two originally unissued sides from the Los Angeles Cash based label here appearing on 45 for the first and likely last time ever! Slowing the pace down, the top side features a lovely, melancholic midtempo blues ballad with sure popcorn appeal. Seemingly based on the melody from 'Why Don't You Do Right', obscure singer Little Margie delivers an endearing vocal turn while the band behind her really cooks. A perfect warm up or end of nighter play. Little Margie also features on the flip alongside Big Boy Groves (aka Ervin Rucker), with an alternative take or follow up to his novelty R&B number 'Traffic Ticket', itself a kind of answer to his 'I Got A New Car' as released on Spark. repro 7" € 7.90
LITTLE RICHARD Get Rich
Quick : The Birth Of A Legend (Suitable) Though best known for
his classic sides on the Specialty label, RCA and Peacock were the first
pit stops for the real king of rock'n'roll. For those labels Richard
Wayne Penniman recorded 16 tunes, which you find on here, plus some
alternate takes. The bands on these sides were Johnny Otis & The
Deuces Of Rhythm along with the Tempo Toppers. Side A: 1. Little Richard
Boogie 2. I Love My Baby 3. Every Hour 4. Directly From My Heart 5.
Get Rich Quick 6. Thinkin' 'bout My Mother 7. I Brought It All On Myself
8. Please Have Mercy On Me 9. Get Rich Quick (Alternate Take).Side B:
10. Always 11. Ain't That Good News? 12. Fool At The Wheel 13. Why Did
You Leave? 14. Ain't Nothin' Happenin' 15. Maybe I'm Right 16. Rice,
Red Beans And Turnip Greens 17. Taxi Blues 18. I Love My Baby (Alternate
Take) 19. I Brought It All On Myself (Alternate Take). LP €
LITTLE WALTER Mean Old Frisco / Come Back Baby (Jukebox Jam JBJ1050) Killer unissued rockin' blues cuts x2 here as we unleash the hot, hot alternate take of Little Walter's 'Mean Old Frisco' on 45 for the first time. Whilst the session dates back to 1959, Chess waited six years to release the song, and even then, we feel that they chose the wrong take as this groovier, more driving rendition is surely superior - certainly it seems to work the dance floor better if our recent experiments with the Test Pressing prove representative. 7" € 7.90
LITTLE WILLIE JOHN The King Sessions 1958 - 1959 (Mr Suit) During the period covered by this compilation, Little Willie John was moving into more orchestrated, pop-oriented material and arrangements than he'd used on his initial mid-'50s R&B hit singles for the King label. The change wasn't at all for the worse; he still put a lot of bluesy feeling into this form of blues-R&B-pop-rock & roll, getting his two biggest pop hits with 'Talk to Me, Talk to Me' and 'Spasms'. Though, it's not all orchestrated R&B-pop here, by any means: there are pretty hot jump blues, ballads, and more straightforward rock & roll on 'Leave My Kitten Alone,' which would be covered by the Beatles in 1964. Side A: 1. Talk To Me, Talk To Me 2. Spasms 3. You're A Sweetheart 4. Let's Rock While The Rockin's Good 5. Tell It Like It Is 6. Don't Be Ashamed To Call My Name 7. Why Don't You Haul Off And Love Me 8. All My Love Belongs To You. Side B: 9. I'll Carry Your Love Wherever You Go 10. No Regrets 11. Made For Me 12. No More In Life 13. Leave My Kitten Alone 14. Let Nobody Love You 15. Let Them Talk 16. Right There 17. My Love - Is. LP € 13.50
DAVID MICHAEL Wow! / HANK LEVINE Image (Part 1) (Outta Sight RSV 050) "Wow!" - piano driven "hip-to-the-jive" monster on the A-side, a great instro for the floor!! Jazzy, crimey, WOW!!! Originally released on Chain in 1962! On the flip a super athmospheric exotica styled instrumental! GoGo!! 7" € 8.50
ROSE MITCHELL Baby Please Don't Go / Live It Up (Imperial) Two fantastic and classic cuts by Rose Mitchell with possibly the most powerful version of the blues standard 'Baby Please Don't Go' that you're ever likely to hear. This is a super limited reissue that comes on blue vinyl - get it while it's hot! 7" € 7.90
SYLVIE MORA Summertime / Taboo (Popcorn POPC 134) Two sublime sides from femme fatale Sylvie Mora. Both Summertime and Taboo are of course well established standards, but the treatment here of each is really unique. Summertime gets a truly expansive work over, switching between soft and slow paced acapella vocal sections which then erupt into explosive brass and drum-led riffs. On the other side, Taboo, perhaps the quintessential jazz exotica work of the early to mid-century, sounds more seductive than ever before by virtue of Mora's sultry, slinky vocals, and once again the backing orchestra is fantastic. 7" € 7.90
WILSON PICKETT Let Me Be Your Boy/ JUNE (ARTHUR) ALEXANDER The Girl That Radiates That Charme (Outta Sight RSV-045) Double-sider of two sought after dancefloor-fillers. 7" € 8.50
JESSIE POWELL The Walkin' Blues / FLUFFY HUNTER My Natch'l Man (RB 103 Federal) Another evergreen classic Jump Blues side here, and a masterpiece in line-straddling risque provocation, with lyrics which aren't so much suggestive as downright explicit! For those few innocents that may still need it explaining to them, 'Walk Right In, Walk Right Out' is a 'metaphor'... Either way, 'Walkin' Blues' is an absolute sure-shot, 100% party starter, the kind of record which simply makes girls immediately swamp the dance floor. You know, the best kind! The flip-side features another bawdy Jump banger from Fluffy Hunter, 'My Natch'll Man', making this frisky little package an essential pick-up. 7" € 7.90
LLOYD PRICE Mr Personality (Rumble Records) New Orleans native Lloyd Price first found success in the early '50s on Specialty Records. After several hit records, his career was interrupted by the draft, which sent him off to Korea in 1954. When he returned from the war, he found that, not only had he been replaced in his own band by none other than Little Richard, his former driver, Larry Williams was now cutting records for Specialty himself. Undeterred, Lloyd began recording again almost immediately. His sound by the late 50s had morphed into a perfect blend of pop and New Orleans R&B, a sound that brought him to a wider audience as the classic 'Personality' hit #2 on the charts, and 'I'm Gonna Get Married' reached #3. Those two classics are included here along with 10 more pieces of pop-tinged Rhythm and Blues: Personality/ Mary Anne/ Time After Time/ Have You Ever Had The Blues/ Yakety-Yak--Bing Bang/ I Only Have Eyes For You/ I'm Gonna Get Married/ Dinner For One/ Is It Really Love?/ Poppa-Shun/ All Of Me/ I Want You To Know. LP € 13.90
THE RHYTHM SHACK Volume 3 (Sheik) 18 more cuts compiled by DJ Moon Kat: The Combinations - Voodoo/ Dorsey Burnette - Here Comes That Feeling (Demo Take)/ Roy Buchanan - Country Fever (Unissued Acetate)/ Bo Freeman - Hey Juanita/ Alan Knight - Chills (Tide 007)/ Steve King - Listen Buddy/ Marty Cooper - You Bet Your Little Life/ Bill Courtney - One Dollar Down/ Dick D'Agostin - One More Time (Unissued Tape)/ Paul Kirk - Ready Little Steady/ Lattimore Brown - Teenie Weenie/ Willie Cobbs - Don't Say Good-Bye/ Johnny Durain With The Cytones - Shang-Dang-Doo/ Billy Dolton - Girls/ Bobby Day - Don't Worry 'Bout Me/ Rodney Scott - That's The Way It Goes/ Phil Flowers - The Wobble/ Unkown Group - Itchy Coo (Acetate). LP € 14.90
JIMMY RICKS Daddy Rolling
Stone / Homesick (Popcorn POPC 131) Two low down and sleazy,
moody popcorn masterpieces from the deep, deep baritone-voiced Jimmy
Ricks and his backing group The Ravens. 'Daddy Rolling Stone' is a great
mid-tempo cover of Otis Blackwell's signature piece with a swinging,
early soul feel while 'Homesick' is a downbeat, bluesy piece which evokes
the atmosphere of the traditional gospel spirituals. 7"
€ 7.90
TOMMY RIDGELEY Jam Up / Jam Up Twist (RB104 - Atlantic) Classic R&B house-rocker from New Orleans born and raised bandleader Tommy Ridgley. He started out as a featured vocalist for various bands, including a four year stint with Dave Bartholomew, with whom he recorded his debut releases for Imperial records. Finally forming his own band, Ridgley cut two discs for Atlantic in 1953, 'Jam Up' being the second. A sure-fire way to get any party going, the uptempo, raucous 'Jam Up' proved to be a popular number in its day, even so much that it was reissued and repackaged with over-dubbed lyrics and an alternate sax solo in 1962 as 'Jam Up Twist', in an effort to cash in on the 'Twist' dance craze of that year. 60 years on, in 2013, 'Jam Up' continues to have much the same effect on the dance floor. 7" € 7.90
JIMMY RUFFIN Don't Feel Sorry For Me/ LAMONT DOZIER Dearest One (Outta Sight RSV-042) A couple of real early classics by the legendary Jimmy Ruffin and Lamont Dozier back-to-back for the first time. 7" € 8.50
SAINTS AND SINNERS Volume 10 (Sheik Records) The last Volume in this series with 16 more cuts: Me & Dem Guys - Come On Little Sweetheart/ Baby Boy Jennings & The Satellites - Goin' Home/ Solomon Burke - Maggie's Farm/ Steve Alaimo & The Redcoats - Blue Fire/ Eddie Alston - I Just Can't Help It/ The Tronics - The Big Scroungy/ Eddie Dugosh & The Redtops - One Mile/ Jericho Brown - Lonesome Drifter/ Eddie Bo - Every Dog Got His Day/ Buddy Kay With The Monuments - I Still Love You/ Lee Dorsey - Can You Hear Me/ Dick Tacker - Rock All Night With Me/ Bobby Pedrick Jr. - Betty Blue Eyes/ The Uptowners - You're A Habit/ Kenny Lund With The Roller Coasters - Rip It Up Potato Chip/ Bill Medley - Leavin' Town. LP € 14.90
SAR RECORDS That's Where It's At (Veetone Records) 12 recordings previously released on 45's by Patience Valentine, Johnnie Morisette, L.C. Cook (Sam's younger brother), Simms Twins, The Soul Stirrers, The Valentinos, Jacki Ross and Sam Cooke. 10" € 21.90
SCREAMING GOSPEL HOLY ROLLERS Hop Skip And Jump (Veetone) Following the success of Vee-Tone Records CD releases "Screaming Gospel Holy Rollers" Vols. 1 & 2 here are a further 18 screamin' and hollerin' black Gospel recordings compiled by Radio DJ and TV presenter Mark Lamarr presented in a deluxe 180g vinyl format. "Screaming Gospel Holy Rollers - Hop, Skip And Jump" focuses on the greatest era of Black Gospel music, the 50s and early 60s. As the title implies, this release contains some of the wildest Black Gospel ever recorded, the torrid opening track "I Wanna Be Ready" by The Rev. H.B. Crum And The Mighty Golden Keys pretty much sets the tone for the entire album. What makes this album very special is that it focuses on the "wild side" of Black Gospel, which is but a stone's throw from Soul & Rock n Roll at its wildest and best. If you're looking for silky smooth Gospel this definitely isn't the album for you! Featuring record labels including Savoy, Gospel, Peacock, Checker, Sue etc. this beautifully presented Limited Edition (only 500 pressed), 180g, 12" vinyl album includes sleeve notes by Mark Lamarr along with detailed session information. The influence of Black Gospel music on Rock n Roll cannot be underestimated and this album clearly demonstrates the cross over between non secular and secular music in the 50s & 60s. Tracks: I Wanna Be Ready (Gospel 1031) - Rev. H.B Crum & The Mighty Golden Keys/ I Know The Lord (Savoy 4169) - Rev. Lawrence Roberts & His Angelic Choir/ Hop Skip And Jump (Gospel 1047) - Blind Boys Of Alabama/ Soon I'll Be Done With The Troubles Of The World (Checker LP10003) - Five Blind Boys Of Mississippi/ John The Revelator (Gospel 1004) - Gate City Singers Of Philadelphia/ Make It In (Gospel 1056) - The Caravans/ Working For My Jesus (Sue LP 3001) - National Independent Gospel Singers/ What You Gonna Do 'bout Me (Savoy 4105)- Prof. Charles Taylor And The Taylor Singers/ Burying Ground (Peacock 1765) - The Nightingales (aka The Sensational Nightingales)/ Go Tell Him What You Want (Gospel 1037) - Voices Of Jordan/ My Wonderful Counselor (Savoy 4088) - The Davis Sisters (aka Famous Davis Sisters)/ I'm Bound (Ultraphonic 50338) - Grace Gospel Singers/ Jesus Said It (Savoy 4052) - Heavenly Lights/ Lord, Lord, Lord (Galaxy 708) - The Apollos featuring Hiram Walker (aka The Appollos/Apollas)/ Glory, Glory (to His name) (Audio Fidelity LP 1921) - Rev. Dwight "Gatemouth" Moore And His Gospel Singers/ I'll Shout When I Get Home (Gospel 1064) - Imperial Gospel Singers/ Guide Me (Rev 116) - Soul Finders Of Newark/ Testimonial Service (Peacock 1836) - Gospel Consolators. LP € 23.90
DEE DEE SHARP It's Mashed Potato Time (Rumble Records) Dee Dee Sharp, a Philadelphia native, got her start with a bang in 1962 at the age of 17 when she was brought in to sing on a Chubby Checker record and ended up sticking around the studio to record a bonafide hit of her own, the titular 'Mashed Potato Time', the same day. That slice of pure early '60s R&B perfection is included here along with 11 more cuts: Side One: 1. Gravy (For My Mashed Potatoes) 2. Slow Twistin' 3. Gee 4. Two Loves 5. One Hundred Pounds Of Clay 6. Eddie, My Love. Side Two: 1. Mashed Potato Time 2. (Dee Dee) Be My Girl 3. I Sold My Heart To The Junkman 4. Remember You're Mine 5. Hurry On Down 6. Splish Splash. LP € 13.50
SIN CITY JUKEBOX Volume 2 (Spoonful) Second Volume featuring 18 more tunes supplied by Herb H. Franklin, the owner of the Sin City bar in Biloxi, Mississippi which entertained it's customers with live music and a rockin' jukebox from early 1950 until the mid-60s. What set Mr. Franklin apart from other bar proprietors is that every 45 that ever graced the Sin City jukebox remained in Herb's possession. Whenever the jukebox operator came to bring in the new tunes, Herb gave him some small change to keep the replaced ones. As a result, 15 years of serious record collecting took place, without Herb even giving it a second thought. LP € 13.90
SLABS OF HUMDINGERS Volume 1 (Veetone) Featuring 17 Greasy Groovers compiled by Radio DJ and TV presenter Mark Lamarr. This deluxe set is presented in a quality 180g format for your ultimate listening pleasure! Containing a "humdinging'" mix of 50s & 60s R&B rarities and obscurities from a cross section of labels including Checker, Felsted, Amber, King, Groove, RPM, Super, Triode, Kaydee, Acclaim, Unique Laboratories, Apollo, Specialty, RCA and Amaker. LP € 23.90
SLOW GRIND FEVER Volume
3 & Yet More Adventures In The Sleazy World Of Popcorn Noir...
(Stag-O-Lee) The Notes - Cha Jezebel/ The El Torros - Yellow Hand/ Eddie
Cooley & The Dimples - Driftwood/ Isley Brothers with Ray Ellis
& Orchestra - Teach Me How To Shimmy/ Donna Dee - Nobody's Gonna
Hurt You/ Charlie Williams - Playin Guitar And Missin You/ Henry Thome
- Wolf Bait/ Bob Lee - Wanted For Questioning/ Little Willie John -
Young Girl/ Elizabeth Waldo - Balsa Boat/ Bobby Rebel - Valley Of Tears/
Jessie Hill - My Love/ The Flamingos - I Only Have Eyes For You/ Jimmy
Scott - Home. LP € 14.50
SPOONFUL EXOTIC BLUES & RHYTHM Volume
7: Boom-A-Lay (Stag-O-Lee) Plas Johnson & His Orchestra -
Downstairs/ Chance Halladay - 13 Women/ Nick Anthony - My Baby's Gone/
Nicky De Matteo - Crackin' Stone/ David Seville - Almost Good/ Ted Jarrett
& Band - (let's Twist) Slow And Easy/ The Astro-Jets - Boom-A-Lay/
Titus Turner - Hungry Man/ Ronny Savoy - Big Hand, Little Hand/ Malcom
Dodds - Tremble/ Alan Arkin - 900 Miles/ Dave Brubeck Quartet - Unsquare
Dance. 10" € 13.70
DAKOTA STATON A Little You / My Babe (Popcorn POPC127) More brooding, dance floor popcorn R&B, this time featuring the sweet and sassy tones of Jazz siren Dakota Staton. 'A Little You' is a real swinging, finger-snapping, romping humdinger, with a great sleazy sax riff and solo. On the flip-side, a Jazzed-up, big band workout on Little Walter's Chicago blues classic 'My Babe'. 7" € 7.90
SUGAR BOY CRAWFORD Watch Her, Whip Her / You Call Everybody Sweetheart (Checker 541)Two unissued sides from New Orleans bluesman Sugarboy Crawford here, originally recorded for Checker. And what can we say about the 'Watch Her, Whip Her' except that it may just be the least-PC R&B side we've ever encountered. Lyrically, the song is clearly a relic from a whole other era, with it's apparently humorously intended domestic violence theme difficult to really fathom in this thankfully more enlightened era. Regardless, the music and playing is first rate on both sides, with a top notch N'awlins ensemble underpinning both tracks with a clattering, down-home rumba. 7" € 7.90
SUGARPIE DESANTO Going Back Where I Belong/ A Little Taste Of Soul (Outta Sight RSV-043) Current dancefloor fave at Northern Soul dances. 7" € 8.50
THE SUPREMES Your Heart Belongs To Me (Outta Sight RSV053) THE SUPREMES would go on to become Motown's most successful act but back in the summer of '62 they had to settle for No.95 in the Billboard Hot 100 with their 4th release as The Supremes and the first to be penned by Smokey Robinson. It was also their first record to chart, putting an end to their unfortunate Hitsville pet name… the "no-hit Supremes. On the flip side we feature a short "on-air" radio interview from the original BBC radio series Top Gear, produced by Bernie Andrews and hosted by Brian Matthew. The Supremes introduce themselves and talk about the Apollo. 7" € 8.50
CARMEN TAYLOR Ding Dong / Big Mamou Daddy (Atlantic RB 105) Super-sassy and super-sexy R&B twin-spin from lesser known female blues shouter Carmen Taylor, with 'Ding Dong' a slouching, sleazy mid-tempo twiston the 'Hound Dog' motif and 'Big Mamou Daddy' an uptempo Rock & Roll honker. Early Atlantic pressings were notoriously hissy and pressed quietly on 45rpm, which makes this newly mastered pressing the best way to enjoy these largely forgotten killers on DJ-friendly 7" vinyl. 7" € 7.90
SONNY TIL Hey Little Woman / Sugar Girl (Popcorn POPC 129) Long established R&B essential floor packer that has somehow not been reissued until now. From Sonny Til's long running Baltimore based vocal group The Orioles, this was cut in 1962 and carries that nascent early soul sound that still sounds so fresh all these years later. 7" € 7.90
MILTON TRENIER Gonna Catch me A Rat/ DEAN JONES St. James Infirmary (Forty 5) MILTON TRENIER, one of the famed Trenier brothers, also enjoyed a prolific solo career that produced this 1959 Dot recording "Gonna Catch Me A Rat". A hard to find 45 that has been picking up a lot of plays in the R&B Clubs and is rising in value – catch one while you can! DEAN JONES recorded his version of "St. James Infirmary" in 1960 and is one of a number of versions that are currently picking up plays across Europe. A hard to find original on the 88 Brand logo. The song is a traditional American folk song that proved popular with Blues artists and was made famous by Louis Armstrong. 7" € 8.50
'CILE TURNER Crap Shootin' Sinner/ BIRDIE GREEN Tremblin' (Forty 5) 'CILE TURNER, or Lucile Turner was a popular NBC radio host who presented a weekly show promoting traditional African-American music and folk stories that she collected on her many journeys across the South. 'Crap Shootin' Sinner' finds her in top form on an atmospheric tale of a gambler's delight. A hard to find original Colonial 45 from 1959. BIRDIE GREEN is best known for her original End 45 'How Come' / 'Tremblin'' recorded in 1962. Both sides have been popular on the Belgium Popcorn scene but here we showcase the more intense 'Tremblin''.7" € 8.50
IKE & TINA TURNER & THE KINGS OF RHYTHM Dance (Rumble Records) 'Kings Of Rhythm Dance' is Ike & Tina Turner's second long player, originally released in 1961, and it is full of stompers, rippers, and all around rocking R&B magic. Ike's guitar tone and style are the perfect complement to Tina's unmistakable voice. TRACKS: The Gulley/ Twistaroo/ Trackdown Twist/ Potatoe Mash/ It's Gonna Work Out Fine/ Steel Guitar Rag/ Doublemint/ The Rooster/ Prancing/ Katanga/ The Groove/ Going Home. LP € 13.90
WANDERERS / RUTH PRICE Shadrach Meshack and Abednego / Shadrach (Popcorn POPC135) Two contrasting takes on the biblical tale of Shadrach Meshach and Abednego. Vocal group the Wanderers' version is an uptempo, bopping doo wop rocker whilst Jazz siren Ruth Price performs an almost scat vocal over a sparse but energetic beatnik-style drum backing. 7" € 7.90
JACKIE WEAVER The Tingle/ TAWNY WILLIAMS Pretty Little Words (Forty 5 PSV-003) JACKIE WEAVER, recorded Billy Sherrill's infectious "Tingle" in 1961 for the Chicago based Chess label. Sherrill went on to become a country music producer and arranger, most associated with Tammy Wynette and George Jones. TAWNY WILLIAMS was one of Abner Spector's Tuff Records artists along with the likes of Bobby Treetop, Jackie Day, Roscoe Robinson and Kendra Spotswood. She recorded two 45s, both excellent, and here we feature the first, "Pretty Little Words" from 1962. 7" € 8.50
BARRY WHITE AND THE ATLANTICS Tracy (All I Have Is You) / SAMMY LEE It Hurts Me (Outta Sight) OSV-125: BARRY WHITE first appeared on vinyl in 1961 on the song "Boo-Hoo-Hoo", as part of the Atlantics, alongside Delbert Franklin, Chick Carlton and Gaynel Hodge. The record was released on Eddie Davis' Linda Records and later covered by female vocal group The Sa-Shays. The Atlantics would go on to record "Remember The Night" / "Flame Of Love" in '62', with a revised line-up. In 1963 "Flame Of Love" was reissued coupled with "TRACY" credited to Barry White and The Atlantics, White's first lead credit. When White left the group to pursue a solo career the remaining band members formed The Rivingtons. SAMMY LEE makes two appearances on the new Outta Sight CD East L.A. Soul: Sammy Lee & The Summits "Hey Joe, Where You Gonna Go" and as a solo artist on his Northern Soul winner "It Hurts Me" featured here.7" € 8.50
LARRY WILLIAMS Get Ready Baby! The Chess Collection (Sleazy Records) The five CHESS Singles he recorded between 1959 to 1961, plus a alt. track of "My Baby's Got Soul". Tracks: Lawdy Mama/ Like a Gentleman Oughta/ Everyday I Wonder/ Baby Baby/ My Baby's Got Soul/ Fresh Out of Tears/ Get Ready/ I Wanna Know/ Oh Baby/ I Hear My Baby/ My Baby's Got Soul (Alt. Take) 10" € 13.90
LINDA WILLOBY Big Boy You're Through / BOBBY BROOKES Little Girl Is It True (Popcorn POPC 130) Linda Willoby's 'Big Boy You're Through' is a smooth and slinky, minor key popcorn gem that oozes class.Down-tempo, sophisticated, jazzy and moody, this is the kind of sound which defines the popcorn genre. An obscure one for sure, and very scarce on its original release.The flip-side, features a more upbeat R&B mover from Bobby Brookes, and a cracker in its own right, making this another essential two-sider. 7" € 7.90
JACKIE WILSON & LINDA HOPKINS Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho / BIG MAYBELLE Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho (Popcorn POP125)Two super-nice early 60s versions of an age-old spiritual, here given a popcorn R&B feel, with a low tempo still prime for the dance floor, and vocals from some of the best voices in soul and R&B history - Jackie Wilson and Linda Hopkins on the top side, and Big Maybelle on the reverse. Both versions were previously only available on albums, making this handy pairing their 45rpm debut, and a great DJ tool. 7" € 7.90
LITTLE STEVIE WONDER Contract On Love/ BOB KAYLI Tie Me Tight (Outta Sight RSV052) LITTLE STEVIE WONDER cut six singles for Tamla before losing the "Little" moniker. "Contract On Love" was his first serious Hitsville production following the novelty flop "Little Water Boy" in December 1962. The distinctive handclap beat that announces the dance track would be recycled to great effect on The Supremes' 1964 hit "Where Did Our Love Go". BOB KAYLI, aka Robert Gordy, is the younger brother of Motown boss Berry Gordy. "Tie Me Tight" was written by Robert and marked his first recording for the company, which also features The Supremes on backing vocals. 7" € 8.50
RICHARD WYLIE Money (That's What I Want) / I'll Still Be Around (Motown RB 106) Barrett Strong's 'Money (That's What I Want)' was one of the first big hits for Berry Gordy's Tamla / Motown stable in Detroit. Money was covered 100's of times over in the years that followed and has become perhaps one of the most famous songs of the 20th century. 7" € 7.90
YOUNG JESSE Don't
Happen No More (Jazzman JMANLP068) Young Jessie is one of
the unheralded greats of the R&B, Rock & Roll and Soul
eras. Beginning his career as a young teenager in LA vocal group
the Flairs (with schoolmate Richard Berry, later of 'Louie Louie'
infamy), he then signed on with Modern records and cut several
high quality R&B sides through the mid-1950s. Never quite achieving
the level of fame and fortune of some of his immediate peers, the
closest Young Jessie got to a hit was 1956's 'Mary Lou', which
sold well regionally and was later on covered by the likes of Bob
Seger and the Steve Miller band. Meanwhile, Young Jessie busied
himself recording demos with Leiber & Stoller for one of their
regular artists, Elvis Presley. Flitting between labels at the
end of the 50s and into the 60s, his own output remained consistently
of a very high quality, and always in step with the changing
times - from doo wop in his beginnings through Blues, R&B,
Rock & Roll and into Soul. Throughout all of that, Young Jessie
always considered himself a Jazz singer first and foremost, and
this influence underpins all of his vocal performances. Tracklist:
Smell a Rat/ Lonesome Desert/ Hoochie Coochie/ Don't Happen No More/
Mary Lou (Modern)/ Lula Belle/ Hit, Git and Split/ Big Chief (King of
Love)/ The Wrong Door/ Teacher Gimme Back/ Brown Eyes (Come on Home)/
You Were Meant for Me/ Make Me Feel a Little Good/ Mary Lou. LP
€ 11.60


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Tropical Storm Amanda continues to weaken in the eastern Pacific from dry air and wind shear. NASA's CloudSat satellite captured a view of the storm from the side revealing heavy precipitation when the storm was the most powerful May Eastern Pacific on record.
NASA's CloudSat satellite flew over Hurricane Amanda in the east Pacific on May 25, 2014 at 2100 UTC (5 p.m. EDT) and was about 40 km (24.8 miles) outside of the center of the storm.
Hurricane Amanda contained estimated maximum winds of 130 knots (150 mph/240 kph) and minimum pressure of 935 millibars at the time of this overpass. CloudSat passed over the eastern section of the storm, after it reached peak intensity earlier in the day. On May 25 Hurricane Amanda had become the strongest May hurricane on record for the Eastern Pacific basin.
CloudSat data showed a deep area of moderate to heavy-moderate precipitation below the freezing level (where precipitation changes from frozen to liquid). Cloudsat also showed a deep anvil cloud deck that extended northward with smaller cumulus clouds detectable beneath.
Four days later, Amanda quickly weakened as a result of dry air moving into the system and wind shear.
National Hurricane Center (NHC) forecaster Brennan noted at 5 a.m. EDT on May 29 in the NHC Discussion that "Amanda has come unglued during the past few hours, with the remaining deep convection now located more than 2 degrees to the northeast of the low-level center. This weakening appears to be due to the usually potent combination of vertical wind shear and mid/upper-level dry air advecting (moving) over the cyclone."
By 11 a.m. EDT (8 a.m. PDT) on May 29, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) reported that Amanda weakened to a depression. The center of Tropical Depression Amanda was located near latitude 16.3 north and longitude 110.0 west, about 455 miles (735 km) south of the southern tip of Baja California, Mexico. Because Amanda was so far from land, there were no warnings or watches in effect.
Amanda's maximum sustained winds have decreased to near 35 mph (55Kph) with higher gusts. The NHC discussion at 11 a.m. EDT noted that Amanda's center had become increasingly elongated and diffuse. The estimated minimum central pressure is 1006 millibars.
The depression was moving toward the east near 7 mph (11 kph) and NHC expects a slower eastward or east-northeastward motion during the next day or so. The NHC expects Amanda to become a remnant low in about a day.
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Two companies charged over a gas explosion in Auckland that killed a worker and caused another to lose his legs will face a two-week defended hearing next year.
Canadian mother-of-two Philomen Gulland, 48, died in the blast in Onehunga on June 4 last year while working for Watercare, an Auckland Council controlled organisation.
Gulland's colleague, engineer Ian Winson, lost both his legs in the explosion and several other workers were injured.
The Department of Labour confirmed in November last year it was prosecuting Watercare and one of its contractors, Canadian Pacific Ltd.
Watercare and Canadian Pacific Ltd have pleaded not guilty to all charges.
Watercare faces three charges under the Health and Safety in Employment Act and Canadian Pacific faces two.
The charges relate to the duty an employer faces to keep its worker safe and ensure they are not exposed to hazards. If emergencies arise, there must be procedures in place to deal with any incident.
Other charges relate to the employer's duty to make sure that no action, or inaction, by any employee puts any other person at risk.
Lawyers for both parties appeared at the Auckland District Court today and entered not guilty pleas.
The hearing is scheduled to start on September 2 next year.
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Despite the lack of foreign policy debate in the run-up to the UK general elections, pressing questions about the United Kingdom�s relationship with Scotland and the EU loom,�says expert Richard G. Whitman.�
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As a relatively new field, gender in macroeconomics suffers from incomplete data and from insufficient focus outside official institutions. In �Citi GPS Women in the Economy: Global Growth Generators,� CFR Senior Fellow Heidi Crebo-Rediker in a report co-authored with Tina M. Fordham of Citi, CFR Adjunct Senior Fellow Willem Buiter, and Ebrahim Rahbari of Citi revisit the �Global Growth Generators� thesis and argue that new policy responses, as well as learning from best practice, could improve female labor force participation with significant benefits that are not just economic but have social implications as well.
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Ray Takeyh, CFR�s senior fellow for Middle Eastern studies, discusses U.S. policy toward Iran in light of the ongoing nuclear program negotiations and regional security challenges, as part of�CFR's Religion and Foreign Policy Conference Call series.
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The U.S. Senate may vote on legislation to review the Iran nuclear deal; Nepal recovers from its earthquake; and the UK holds general elections.
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In her�testimony before�the House�Committee on Foreign Affairs, Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific, Alyssa Ayres argued that the United States�has good policies in place to cooperate with Bangladesh, including training and technical�cooperation, but given the fragile situation in Bangladesh, additional assistance is necessary to combat political polarization and religious extremism.
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Tesla is planning to scale up production of its lithium-ion batteries, which today power electric vehicles but tomorrow could back up the electricity grid, by building a massive �Gigafactory� in Nevada. Varun Sivaram argues that while positive in the short run, Tesla�s mediocre battery could crowd out more promising, advanced battery technologies in the long run, impeding long-term progress on climate change.
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Williams argues that the status quo for peace operations in untenable and that greater U.S. involvement is necessary to enhance the quality and success of peacekeeping missions.
The authors argue that the United States has responded inadequately to the rise of Chinese power and recommend placing less strategic emphasis on the goal of integrating China into the international system and more on balancing China's rise.
Campbell evaluates the implications of the Boko Haram insurgency and recommends that the United States support Nigerian efforts to address the drivers of Boko Haram, such as poverty and corruption, and to foster stronger ties with Nigerian civil society.
Ashley's War tells the poignant and gripping story of a groundbreaking team of female American warriors who served alongside Special Operations soldiers in Afghanistan. More
Smith's insightful book explores the policy issues testing the Japanese government as it tries to navigate its relationship with an advancing China. More
This revolutionary new look at volatility and crisis in oil markets explores the conditions in which oil supply fears arise, gain popularity, and eventually wane. More
Learn more about CFR�s mission and its work over the past year in the 2014 Annual Report. The Annual Report spotlights new initiatives, high-profile events, and authoritative scholarship from CFR experts, and includes a message from CFR President Richard N. Haass.
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