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The thirteen song album has been remastered at the hallowed Abbey Road Studios in London from the original 1/4' analog master tapes, and the vinyl processed with a new half speed lacquer cut to ensure the highest quality audio possible. The bonus LP is a collection of outtakes of nearly every album track, including never before heard pre-production demo recordings, alternate mixes and arrangements, live material, an Archers of Loaf cover, as well as a newly recorded version of the album track 'Caretaker' which was recorded in 2019 on the literal last night in the house Stevenson grew up in, ten years after the song was originally written there. The album features liner note essays written by musicians Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus who drew early inspiration for their own music and songwriting from the album. Also contributing liner notes are Pitchfork, NPR and Stereogum writer Nina Corcoran, as well as long-tie friend and collaborator Jeff Rosenstock who produced and played guitar on some of the bonus demo material contained in the collection.

Limited edition for Record Store Day 2014

Kim Richey celebrates the 20th anniversary of her album Glimmer with, A Long Way Back: The Songs of Glimmer, featuring new recordings of the songs from Kim's classic album. Produced by Doug Lancio, who also plays most of the instruments, A Long Way Back. . . allowed Kim to reinterpret these songs and give them a fresh, yet timeless sound. Other musicians on the album include Nielsen Hubbard and Dan Mitchell.

The new record from the songwriting luminary! Born to a musical family, Kath moved through an early life absorbed and in love with the 60s sea change of musical expression, into a development of her own singular voice that would age to cast a wide net of influence. Her prolific relationship with Loren Mazzacane Connors in the 80s produced a body of work held sacrosanct by generations of avant-folk luminaries. In 2007 Chapter Music released a tribute album to her songs from that time recorded by Bill Callahan, Meg Baird, Devendra Banhart and others, and her song “Come Here” was featured memorably in Richard Linklater’s 1995 film “Before Sunrise”, in a scene which Ethan Hawke claims was “my favorite scene I ever filmed”. Two lovers listen hanging on the edge of a kiss, tense and present for a moment just out of reach. Limited to just 200 copies!

First vinyl reissue of this Indian classical masterpiece recorded by Shrimati Kalyani Roy in the late 1960's. Undoubtedly one of the most talented sitar players in the history of the instrument. She is considered as one the [sic] finest female players in a field that was dominated by her male counterparts. On these recordings, she is accompanied by Manick Das (Tabla) and Namita Chatterjee (Tambura). Volume 2

First vinyl reissues of this Indian classical masterpiece recorded by Shrimati Kalyani Roy in the late 1960's. Undoubtedly one of the most talented sitar players in the history of the instrument. She is considered as one the [sic] finest female players in a field that was dominated by her male counterparts. On these recordings, she is accompanied by Manick Das (Tabla) and Namita Chatterjee (Tambura). Volume 1.

Released in 1976 Hejira is the 8th studio album from legendary Canadian singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell. The title word hejira is a transliteration of the Arabic word ‘hijra’ meaning journey which was a big inspiration for the album, as Mitchell said “the whole 'Hejira' album was really inspired... I wrote the album while traveling cross-country by myself and there is this restless feeling throughout it... The sweet loneliness of solitary travel."
Although the album was not as commercially successful as its predecessors it has been widely critically acclaimed and recognized as one of the high water marks of Mitchell’s illustrious career, with special mention to the support of Jaco Pastorious’s distinctive fretless bass.

12 recently discovered Johnny Cash studio recordings (not demos or out takes) produced by Billy Sherrill.

A very difficult-to-find LP, originally released on a small, independent label. Originally released on a very limited run of vinyl. The original LPs are demanding a nice price on the Asian market. A beautiful recording with absolutely fantastic sound. Includes a performance of her hit song "Diamonds and Rust" as well as the audiophile classic "Famous Blue Raincoat." This may be an under-the-radar title, but it's a can't miss for the discerning audiophile. The album chronicles a show performed by Baez in a bullring, naturally, in Bilbao, Spain, in 1988, and it demonstates what makes her such a draw overseas. Half of the collection, side two of the LP, consists of songs sung in Spanish. Now we've upped the ante even more for true audiophile bliss — the 45 RPM 2LP version reduces distortion and high frequency loss as the wider-spaced grooves let your stereo cartridge track more accurately. Natural tonalities, superb balances, pristine clarity and more are all revealed. »This record was made in a bullring in Bilbao, Spain, in 1988. It is dedicated to the Mayor and the people of Bilbao, who came out between thunderstorms to see me perform. The song in Catalan "Txoria Txori" is about a sweet little bird ... I want to thank Pasku who taught it to me, and thank the Bilbao public for singing it so beautifully.« — Joan Baez. Illustrations by Joan Baez; additional vocals Mercedes Sosa.

2LP, 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl, Numbered Limited-Edition

- Purple Vinyl Limited To 1500- Lost Record Created In 1974, Stored In A Lockbox For Almost 50 Years And Uncovered With Original Art In 2018- Created By Notorious Cult Leader Jeremiah Sand And His Followers Before A Series Of Mysterious Events And Dissapearances Occured- Liner Notes By The Late Genesis Breyer P-Orridge//In 1974, Jeremiah Sand And His Nascent Cult The Children Of The New Dawn Decamp La For The Shasta Mountain Region And Redding, Ca. They Set Up Shop, Begin Printing Leaflets, Hold Gatherings And Start Growing Their Ranks Through Recruitment. By Mid 1974, Jeremiah Becomes Obsessed With Recording "His Masterpiece"...A Musical Message To The World, Communicating A "Truth" That Only He Has Been Given Spiritual Access To. His Lieutenant Brother Swann Overhears That There Is A Small Recording Studio Just North Of The City. He Arrives One Day At The Reception With A Large Gym Bag Full Of Cash And Instructs The Owner To Cancel All Sessions On The Books. Tents And Rough Structures Appear On The Surrounding Property As The Children Make The Studio And Its Grounds Their New Home. A Disgraced Professor From The Electro Acoustic Music Program At Evergreen State Arrives With A Full Buchla System He's "Liberated" From The University, Jeremiah Is Entranced By It And For A Few Weeks The Only Sounds Coming From The Studio Are Blasts Of Atonal, Corroded Noise Underpinned By Ominous Chanting. The Mood Changes. The Town Begins To Turn Against The Children. A Few People Have Gone Missing. Some Teenagers. A Studio Engineer. By The Spring Of 1977, The Entire Session Has Broken Down Into Hallucinogen And Cocaine Fueled Chaos. Bad Vibrations. One Night In Early March, After A Particularly Grueling Mixing Session, The Producer And Owner Of The Studio Is Startled Awake By An Extremely Agitated Looking Brother Swann. Swann Is Sweating And Wild Eyed, Casually Holding A Gun, Explaining To The Producer That "Plans Have Changed" And That Jeremiah Has "Heard A Calling And A Great Summons". They Are Leaving. All Of Them...

- Lost Record Created In 1974, Stored In A Lockbox For Almost 50 Years And Uncovered With Original Art In 2018- Created By Notorious Cult Leader Jeremiah Sand And His Followers Before A Series Of Mysterious Events And Dissapearances Occured- Liner Notes By The Late Genesis Breyer P-Orridge// In 1974, Jeremiah Sand And His Nascent Cult The Children Of The New Dawn Decamp La For The Shasta Mountain Region And Redding, Ca. They Set Up Shop, Begin Printing Leaflets, Hold Gatherings And Start Growing Their Ranks Through Recruitment. By Mid 1974, Jeremiah Becomes Obsessed With Recording "His Masterpiece"...A Musical Message To The World, Communicating A "Truth" That Only He Has Been Given Spiritual Access To. His Lieutenant Brother Swann Overhears That There Is A Small Recording Studio Just North Of The City. He Arrives One Day At The Reception With A Large Gym Bag Full Of Cash And Instructs The Owner To Cancel All Sessions On The Books. Tents And Rough Structures Appear On The Surrounding Property As The Children Make The Studio And Its Grounds Their New Home. A Disgraced Professor From The Electro Acoustic Music Program At Evergreen State Arrives With A Full Buchla System He's "Liberated" From The University, Jeremiah Is Entranced By It And For A Few Weeks The Only Sounds Coming From The Studio Are Blasts Of Atonal, Corroded Noise Underpinned By Ominous Chanting. The Mood Changes. The Town Begins To Turn Against The Children. A Few People Have Gone Missing. Some Teenagers. A Studio Engineer. By The Spring Of 1977, The Entire Session Has Broken Down Into Hallucinogen And Cocaine Fueled Chaos. Bad Vibrations. One Night In Early March, After A Particularly Grueling Mixing Session, The Producer And Owner Of The Studio Is Startled Awake By An Extremely Agitated Looking Brother Swann. Swann Is Sweating And Wild Eyed, Casually Holding A Gun, Explaining To The Producer That "Plans Have Changed" And That Jeremiah Has "Heard A Calling And A Great Summons". They Are Leaving. All Of Them. That Night. Swann Directs The...

Emotional Rescue celebrates its 10th Anniversary with a repress of one of its most cherished reissues, in the first ever collection of works from Spanish song writer Javier Bergia. As a member of Finas Africae his name is finally coming to prominence, now with this selection of his music from 1985 to today, the depths of his acoustic, folk and balearic writing can be heard. Born in Madrid to a family steeped in both classical and Spanish traditional music, Javier 's mastery of guitar, percussion, voice, poetry and composition is drawn from both this grounding and upon his lifelong musical inquisitiveness'. Since 1980 he has been an integral part of the ancient music group 'Atrium Musicae', while in 1984 he founded, with Juan Alberto Arteche and Luis Delgado, the groundbreaking group 'Finis Africae' as a sonic investigation into a fusion of diverse ethnic musical forms incorporating both indigenous instruments and electronic elements. As a solo artist, his career blossomed when, in 1985, he recorded his first LP, the acclaimed 'Recoletos' and with Luis Delgado he recorded the now classic album 'La Fl or De Piedra' under the name Ishinohana Erc025). Today Javier is active, participating in the Sephardic music groups 'Halilem' and 'Alquibla', as well as diverse alternative chamber music groups, as well as working around as composer, arranger and producer and appears regularly with Manolo HH on Radio Nacional de Espana.

The Lost 1974 Reprise Album: A Forgotten Masterpiece First ever vinyl release. Includes 4 page insert with notes by Bryan Thomas, and many rare pictures and graphics

Best known as the right-hand-man and arranger of producer Phil Spector and for his work with the Rolling Stones or Neil Young, among many others, Bernard Alfred “Jack” Nitzsche also worked extensively in film scores, notably for films such as Performance, The Exorcist and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (in 1983, he won the Academy Award for Best Original Song for co-writing "Up Where We Belong"). As a solo artist, he scored one of Reprise label’s first pop hits with his instrumental “The Lonely Surfer” in 1963.

Between January 14-23, 1974, Jack Nitzsche recorded a self-titled album at Cinderella Studios in Madison, Tennessee, and a release date was set for April 26, before it was pulled from the label's schedule by Warner Bros. label chief Morris "Mo" Ostin. The project was a collaboration between Nitzsche and underground filmmaker Robert Downey.

The album remained unreleased, abandoned in a North Hollywood storage facility that Warner employees call "the Vault," until Rhino Handmade included all eleven tracks in their Jack Nitzsche collection Three Piece Suit: The Reprise Recordings 1971-1974, a long out of print internet-only CD issued to great critical acclaim in 2001. This Hanky Panky / Mapache LP release marks the first time it has been made available on vinyl, as originally intended.

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