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RELEASE DATE: 11/30/2018
Volume 11 in the successful Stag-O-Lee series titled Blues & Rhythm. Enjoy amazing and danceable tunes from the late '50s and early '60s -- a handful of popcorn dancefloor smashs, a few grinding tittyshakers, awesome rhythm & blues -- most of them with an exotic twist! Features Pancho Villa And The Bandits, Scott Garrett, Dante & Friends, Terry Phillips, Bill Haley & The Comets, Denny Ezba, Wes Reynolds, Tommy Bruce, Bobby Nichols, Little Victor & His Jivin' Five, Barry Martin, and The Eloise Trio.
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Volume 12 in the successful Stag-O-Lee series titled Blues & Rhythm. Enjoy amazing and danceable tunes from the late '50s and early '60s -- a handful of popcorn dancefloor smashs, a few grinding tittyshakers, awesome rhythm & blues -- most of them with an exotic twist! Features Aris Carandanis, Ruth Christie, Rusty Evans, Grainger Hunt, Paul Williams & His Orchestra, Carl Stevens, The Champs, Billy Grammer, Hector Rivera & His Orchestra, Little Luther, Bobby Darin, and Bobby Blue Bland.
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It was neither a "stormy Monday", nor "a similar bad Tuesday", when the Retrograph got a call for doing the artwork of old pal Little Victor's "Lo-Fi Recordings" vinyl platter for Stag-O-Lee. They were in touch and shortly after, the idea of compiling weird stuff for "the 5th season" was born. It would have been way too easy concentrating on titles with "Ghost", "Spook", or "Devil" simply in the titles of often very boring and only fast or unbelievable lame tracks, so they went ahead doing something more subtle and special, spanning the decades from the 1920s through the 1940s in a very wild manner. At last, they kicked the term "Halloween" as it should be played the whole year through and every track is solid sending stuff for sophisticated Lindy Hop, Shag, or Balboa-dancing. It was so much fun digging through tons of old 78 rpm records, recording lots of material, and listening to them over and over again, kicking out, taking in, discovering stuff that was unheard over the last years and seemed sleeping til dawn. Then came the artwork and Stag-O-Lee wanted to do something special here as well, so they have taken an old Vocalion shellac sleeve from the '30s as a base for their own needs, trying to preserve the feel of old records from about eight decades ago. It is a nice anachronism in a time, where it is possible, to simply press a button on the telephone to make you hear whatever you like, almost everything and everywhere. Hopefully, there will be still lots of black holes in the world wide web in future. Features Fats Waller & His Rhythm, Count Basie Orchestra with Jimmy Rushing, The State Street Ramblers, Artie Shaw Orchestra with Helen Forrest, Sidney Bechet with Noble Sissle's Swingsters, Teddy Foster And His Kings Of Swing, Benny Goodman with Jack Teagarden, Woody Herman Orchestra, Llyod Smith's Gut-Bucketeers with Jabbo Smith, and Georgia Gibbs.
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Volume 7 and 8 in this amazing series of slow grinding R&B/soul/exotica tunes as they are being played in a club in Melbourne/Australia. "Around midnight on the last Saturday of every month, an assemblage of juiceheads, grifters, kittens, dandies and derelicts gather in a dimly-lit, smoke-filled room and dance together real slow. These are some of the records we dance to... Thanks to all the flute players and backing singers of yore for flavouring these old records up just like we like them." --Richie1250, Melbourne, 2018. Compilation and liner notes by Slow Grind Fever mastermind, Richie1250. Features Bob And Lucille, The Ravons, Kip Tyler, Ferlin Husky, Louis Armstrong, Johnnie Morisette, Jack Hammer, Bing Day, Big Jack, Jack Costanzo, Peggy King, Dr. Horse, Frank Minion, The Swinging Tigers, Johnnie Ray, Rudy Moore, The Chestnuts, Frances Faye, Marilyn Brown, The Ideals, La Mont Anthony, Earl Haynes, Eddie Cash, Allen Page, The Chas Mcdevitt Skiffle Group, Nancy Whiskey, Debby Moore, Eddie Cooley, and Percy Mayfield.
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The eighth volume in this amazing series of slow grinding R&B/soul/exotica tunes as they are being played in a club in Melbourne/Australia. "Around midnight on the last Saturday of every month, an assemblage of juiceheads, grifters, kittens, dandies and derelicts gather in a dimly-lit, smoke-filled room and dance together real slow. These are some of the records we dance to... Thanks to all the flute players and backing singers of yore for flavouring these old records up just like we like them." --Richie1250, Melbourne, 2018. Compilation and liner notes by Slow Grind Fever mastermind, Richie1250. 14 tunes recorded between 1954-1962 featuring Johnnie Ray, Rudy Moore, The Chestnuts, Frances Faye, Marilyn Brown, The Ideals, La Mont Anthony, Earl Haynes, Eddie Cash, Allen Page, The Chas Mcdevitt Skiffle Group, Nancy Whiskey, Debby Moore, Eddie Cooley, and Percy Mayfield.
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It's Saturday night in Berlin and the Hoochie Krew is stirring it up. DJ Don Rogall surveys the crowd, takes a sip of beer, and slides a 10" screamer onto the deck. As the scruffy yowl of a guitar unites with an insistent upbeat, a man in a beret shouts into a mic, speaking in tongues, transported. Go-Go girls in leopard-print bikinis undulate to the wail of a sax. A sultry showgirl appears like a mirage and peels off a crystal-crusted glove to whistles and whoops. It's a juke joint, a barrel house, an alternate time and dimension, with the whole room flailing in giddy unison, spirited into that raw, earthy, elemental rhythm. That is the Hoochie Koo. This is the first volume in the Hoochie Koo series, the soundtrack to Berlin's best club night! Features: The Satintones, Clem Sacco, The Coasters, The Sherwoods, Hoochie Krew, Roger King Mozian, The Latins, and Robot.
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Multiple award-winner guitarist, harp player, songwriter, singer, and producer Little Victor Mac aka The Beale Street Blues Bopper is back after eight years with his ground-breaking album Deluxe Lo-Fi. The record , produced by Victor, features Kim Wilson of The Fabulous Thunderbirds (Muddy Waters, Eric Clapton, Bonnie Raitt, Cadillac Records), Steve Lucky (Blues Persuaders, Johnny Copeland, Spin Doctors, Blues Traveler), Carl Sonny Leyland (Chuck Berry, James Cotton, Louisiana Red, Lowell Fulson), Jo' Buddy (Gene Taylor, Junior Watson, Fred Kaplan), Big Jon Atkinson ( John Primer, Dave Riley, Willie Buck, Alabama Mike), Brent Harding (Social Distortion, Deke Dickerson, Mike Ness), Tomi Leino (Taildragger, Bob Corritore, Trickbag), Harpdog Brown, Jordie Edmonds, and other great musicians. Little Victor believes lo-fi is the new hi-fi and he explores all types of lo-fi sounds, from slightly lo-fi to ultra lo-fi, and the album thus demonstrates a wide range of styles from '50s rockin' blues to raw late '50s/early '60s R&B and soul, and from pre-war blues to blues boppers; there are a lot of danceable numbers on this album. Victor even goes back to his rock and roll roots with a fun Little Richard-type of song. He tried to make this new opus sound like a collection of vintage scratchy obscure 45s and 78s. Little Victor claims this is the best album he has done since the Back To The Black Bayou (2009) and features some of the best songs he ever wrote and also some of his best performances as a vocalist and guitarist.
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True blues ain't no new news and on here you'll find the choicest cuts of amplified post-war blues. This is tail-shaking guitar-based dance music straight from the small sweaty clubs and riotous rent-parties of the late 1950s and early 1960s. Side A's selections come courtesy of Stag-O-Lee's own R-Man and Side B is from the collection of London based DJ and record hound, Diddy Wah. Put it on, turn it up, and stomp your big ol' feet to the big ol' beat. R-Man's side features Billy Boy, Bobo Jenkins, The Sly Fox, Eddie Taylor, Willie Nix And His Combo, Lightnin' Hopkins, Johnny Acey, and Papa Lightfoot. Diddy Wah's side features Sonny Terry, Sammy Lewis, Kid Thomas, Tender Slim, Champion Jack Dupree, Guitar Red, Lulu Reed, and Lightnin' Slim.
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Subtitled: Blues & Rhythm, Popcorn, Exotica & Tittyshakers. A reissue of the second release in the Exotic Blues & Rhythm series, Ahbe Casabe. Released ages ago in an edition of 500 copies, it sold out in next to no time and is a sought-after collector's item. Stag-O-Lee now reissue this title on 10" clear vinyl. Edition of 700. Features Jack La Forge, Marti Barris, Steve Arlen, Bruce Cloud, Dickie Thompson, Rene Hall And Band, Machito And His Orchestra, Mamie Perry, Bill Haley And His Comets, Lord Kitchener, Jamie Coe, and Kip Tyler.
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As usual, Stag-O-Lee release two volumes in the successful series titled Exotic Blues & Rhythm onto one CD. Enjoy amazing and danceable tunes from the late '50s and early '60s -- a handful of popcorn dancefloor smashs, a few grinding tittyshakers, awesome rhythm & blues -- most of them with an exotic twist! Features Jay Abbott, Chance Halladay, Johnny West, The Ken Jones Orchestra, Merle Kilgore, Oberia Martinez, The Rhythm Kings, Dorsey Burnette, Billy Duke, The Cords, The Wanderers, Little Walter, David Hill, The 5 Royales, The Gay Poppers, Guy Mitchell, Louisiana Red, Nellie Rutherford, Curley & The Jades, Bobby Sharp, Ernie Washington, Ruben Fort, Danny Owens, and Bach Yen.
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After the highly successful first volume in the Stag-O-Lee DJ set series, the label presents Volume 2. Again an 80-minute set, this time by Stuttgart-based DJ Joe Whirlypop. Joe is a jack of all trades, someone who can make a wedding crowd dance, is well-versed in new wave and punk and everything in between. But his biggest love is the '50s and early '60s. He is playing all over Stuttgart for years, but these two discs reflect his monthly Shake Your Bones residency at Stuttgart's famous Goldmarks club. Expect all kinds of blues, from jump to rhythm and to raw electric. Features B.B. King, Varetta Dillard, The 5 Royales, Groovey Joe Poovey, Gene And Eunice, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Screamin' Jay Hawkins, Bo Davis & Eddie Cochran, Little Sylvia, Little Walter, Joe Turner, Slim Harpo, Johnny Burnette, Moose Jackson and His Bearcats, Vince Taylor & His Playboys, Clarence "Frogman" Henry, Muddy Waters, Joe Ann Henderson, The Mariners, Joe Benson, Sid King, Slim Rhodes, Chuck Miller, Thurston Harris And The Sharps, Ruth Brown, Ray Charles, Bill Haley, The Swallows, Johnny Otis, Preston Love, Ella Johnson, and Serge Gainsbourg.
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The second volume of the The Weekend Starts Here series deals exclusively with the popcorn genre. Popcorn is a style of music and dancing first established in Belgium in the 1970s and 1980s. The style includes a wide variety of mostly American and British recordings of R&B and pop music made between the late 1950s and mid-1960s, often relatively obscure, and characterized by a slow or medium, rather than fast, tempo. The popcorn music scene first developed from dances held at the groove discotheque in Ostend, where mid-tempo soul and ska music played by DJ Freddy Cousaert became popular in the late 1960s. In September 1969, a café, De Oude Hoeve, opened in a converted farm barn at Vrasene near Antwerp, and began holding dance competitions on Sunday afternoons. Soon up to 3,000 people began attending each week, dancing in a "slow swing" style. De Oude Hoeve was later renamed popcorn and the special genre has its name. Later on, the DJs messed up a perfectly fine recipe by adding all kinds of pop tunes as long as the tempo was right. This 10" however features 12 pure popcorn groovers from the "golden era". Features Ann Cole, Jack Costanzo, Milton Trenier, Ray Smith, Nappy Brown, Danny Rivers, Johnny Copeland, Al Perkins & Betty Bibbs, Eugene Jefferson, Chuck Bowers, Clarence Daniels, and Lew Conetta. Edition of 500.
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Brought up on the radio shows of the legendary rock n' roll DJs, the moondogging Alan Freed, Mad Daddy and, later, the ghostly Ghoulardi, it was hardly surprising that The Cramps' Lux Interior and Poison Ivy began trawling the thrift stores for juvenile delinquent tunes, lip curling bad boy rock n' roll, strange exotica, bizarre novelty 45s, dysfunctional doo wop, psychedelic weirdness, and instrumentals made by madmen. In America in the 1950s and 1960s there seemed to be small town versions of such vinyl madness everywhere that, by the 1970s were remaindered and to the majority of people unwanted. To the fledgling Cramps this was nothing short of heaven. The duo filled their house with novelty memorabilia, schlock horror furniture, and a record collection to die for. Lux eventually gravitated to his own Purple Knif Radio show and the Cramps delivered their versions of some of the stuff they'd found. The duo name-checked many a 45 along the way and seeking them out and sampling their eccentricities is nothing short of mind-blowing. This 24-track collection positively effervesces with eccentricity. Again the release is divided into four themes: The Rock`n´Rollers, New Dance Trend, Instrumentals, and The Mad Daddies. Every track pirouettes dangerously and at times haphazardly around the expected. These are songs for strange times by what can definitely be considered strange people. Gems and nuggets that sparkle even more bright in today's manufactured music maelstrom. The population of Badsville welcomes you aboard. Includes tracks by Gary Link & the Rock-a-Fellas, Buddy Starr & the Starliners, The Saints, Jamie Coe, Bo Toliver & His Timers, Dossie Thunderbird Terry, The Vocaleers, Celestine, Young Jessie, Creel Sisters, The Phaetons, Burt Keyes with Teddy McRae & His Orchestra, The Downbeats, The Stereos, The Ramblers, The Storms, The Renegades, Nightmares (Jimmie Maddin Orchestra), Don Johnston, Jivin' Gene and the Jokers, Freddy Montell, Terry Corin and Her Boyfriends, and Mr. Undertaker.
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In the late '80s, a now legendary LP by the name of Forbidden City Dogfood was unleashed on an unsuspecting public. What few folks knew was that Forbidden City Dogfood was actually less than half of the compilation made by Cramps frontman Lux Interior. Here, for the very first time, the entire recording is now available. Fully complete and weighing in at well over an hour of crazy, whacky sounds from the Maestro of Mad himself. Remastered from the original source, these obscure rockabilly, surf, and R&B tracks will wow you now as they did then -- interspersed with B-movie trailer clips and wigged-out voice-overs, you just know it's better than good! Features J Buck & The Blazers, The Kingpins, Florence Pepper, Jack Costanzo, Rick McGuire, Homer Denison Jr., Rod McKuen, The Dynamos, The Phantoms, The Sliders, Wes Dakus & The Rebels, The Rivingtons, The Sparkles, The Merced Blue Notes, Grady O'Neal, Andre Williams, The Crystals, Kenny Henkle's Friends, The Invictas, Buddy Miller, and J.J. Jackson. 2x10" in an edition of 1,000.
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On this limited edition 10" you'll hear tunes the Modernist cherished in the early '60s. An ultracool mix of danceable rhythm & blues, Hammond Jazz, raw electric blues from labels like Chess and Excello, and something that mutated into soul in the years to come. As there was no proper distribution at the time and one could not fly to the United States to buy records like today (prices for flights were enormous) these tunes could only be heard in clubs like The Scene or Flamingo spun by forward thinking DJs like Guy Stevens. Wikipedia explains Mod: "Mod is a subculture that began in London in 1958 and spread throughout Great Britain and elsewhere, eventually influencing fashions and trends in other countries, and continues today on a smaller scale. Focused on music and fashion, the subculture has its roots in a small group of stylish London-based young men in the late 1950s who were termed modernists because they listened to modern jazz. Significant elements of the mod subculture include fashion (often tailor-made suits); music (including soul, ska, and R&B); and motor scooters (usually Lambretta or Vespa.) The original mod scene was associated with amphetamine-fueled all-night dancing at clubs." Features Sonny Boy Williamson, Bobby Freeman, Booker T. & The MG's, Oscar Brown Jr., Marty Lewis, Bobby Blue Bland, Otis Rush & His Band, Mose Allison, The Dave Brubeck Quartet, Nat Kendrick & The Swans, The Triumphs, and Louisiana Red. Edition of 500.
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Waiting For The Tide To Rise from UK band Mudlow is a retrospective compilation of hand-picked songs from their previously-released studio albums and EPs. Released via Stag-O-Lee, two versions will be available: A 12" vinyl LP and an extended edition CD. CD version includes six bonus tracks.
"Mudlow believe in the darkness, the nightshade of black and blues at twilight and the tension of breath in the space between. It's the music from the closing credits of your favorite movie. It's the song you listen to as you drive off the dock at the end of the chase scene. It's the song that plays as the sun rises over the weed-choked city cemetery. It's the sound you hear as you run through the concrete jungle of southern (UK) bars and clip-joints." --Rick Saunders, Deep Blues Blog
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Aloha dear Aficionado -- welcome to Dusty Ballroom! It was in late 2008 in the heart of Berlin when the three passionate record lovers and partners in crime -- Der Staubfinger, Elmo Lewis, and Ilo Pan -- decided to launch a new series of vinyl-only club shindigs. Their aim was to break with the usual one-style-all-night-long-fixation that was served at most other vintage dances around at the time. Their ears were spread and minds wide-open for a vast variety of what they call the roots of their musical culture. Together they went on an ongoing trip -- traveling back in time, digging deeper on the most dusty and faraway vinylistic shores, exploring heaps of lost treasures, black pearls, and entertaining flotsam -- always looking for the perfect beat to hop with. Ever since blending styles ranging from 1920s Charleston, '30s swing and jazz though '40s jump blues, '50s rockabilly, mambo, cha cha, Cumbia, or calypso to '60s surf, big beat, ska, rocksteady, soul, mod, garage, psychedelia, early '70s funk, Afrobeat, boogaloo, Bollywood, and the whole world of mystic exotica they were eager to please a growing crowd of crazy cats, joyful jivers, and dirty dancers. Magic moves, consenting smiles, and some strange liqueur was what they got in return. Almost ten years have passed now and they still can't stop celebrating that steamy vinyl bounce once a month at the hottest venues in town -- often supported by the most far-out vintage live bands of our time... Enjoy this wild aural selection of many different styles that should work perfectly for both -- your booty shaking needs as well as your listening pleasures! 17 tracks recorded between 1966-1962. Features Enid Mosier & Her Trinidad Steel Band, The Olympics, Bill Black's Combo, Dorothy Collins, Jonah Jones, Gene & Eunice, Sil Austin, The Isley Brothers, The Shirelles, The Duals, Fatso & Flaire, Ruth Brown, Robert Parker, The Soupy Sales Show, Irene Lopez with Rio Gregory & His Band, Jamaica Johnny And His Milagro Boys, and Barbara George.
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LP version. Waiting For The Tide To Rise from UK band Mudlow is a retrospective compilation of hand-picked songs from their previously-released studio albums and EPs.
"Mudlow believe in the darkness, the nightshade of black and blues at twilight and the tension of breath in the space between. It's the music from the closing credits of your favorite movie. It's the song you listen to as you drive off the dock at the end of the chase scene. It's the song that plays as the sun rises over the weed-choked city cemetery. It's the sound you hear as you run through the concrete jungle of southern (UK) bars and clip-joints." --Rick Saunders, Deep Blues Blog
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Stag-O-Lee presents the third and final 10" in a series devoted to space-age sounds from the '50s and '60s. Includes a signed and numbered 24x24 cm screenprint of the front cover drawn by well-known artist Marcel Bontempi. Features: Rose DuBats, Dave Diddle Day, Jean-Jacques Perrey, Les Baxter, Russ Garcia, Gale Storm, Butch Paulson, Gene Vincent, Frosty & The Diamonds, Sun Ra Arkestra, Space-Men, and Marty.
"It's a perennial starting point for conspiracy theories, the perfect excuse for lost homework or any kind of irrational behavior. Alien intervention solves everything. Things from other planets are a sustainable reason to many unanswerable questions and, across the music industry in the late '50s and early '60s, in the wake of a slew of space-based exploitation movies, a series of 45s and suitably unearthly concept albums emerged to capitalize on this burgeoning, bizarre and mysterious idea. Everyone was viewing far off planets with wonder, amazement and the occasional well-directed sound effect. No-one really knew what aliens could do, so the potential for music to accompany whatever they did was limitless. Over 50 years after these sides were released in a fit of futuristic creativity, we're still asking about the potential of water on Mars, puzzling of the rings of Saturn and wondering if anything really did happen at Roswell. 'Aliens stole my dog' screams the headline in the National Enquirer. Of course they did." --Dave Henderson, MOJO magazine, 2017
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Buzzsaw Joint was born of a club offering Londoners the chance to revel in the sounds of good ol' trashy rock n' roll in all its vintage vinyl forms. Club top-cat, Fritz, then took the primitive buzzsaw sounds online with a series of savage Mixcloud mixes created by record fiends from all over the globe. Now, the high-octane energy of Buzzsaw Joint has manifested into the physical form with a run of compilations on Stag-O-Lee. Get your ears around the wild n' weird sounds of the extraordinary and inimitable Buzzsaw Joint! This CD compilation combines the tracks from Cut 3 (STAGO 111LP), compiled by Pavinyl, and Cut 4 (STAGO 116LP), compiled by Juke Joint. 34 tracks recorded between 1953-1962. Features: Phil Campos, Glenn And Christy, Hi-Fives, The Space Men, D.C. Washington, The Fables, Lenny Troy, Honey And The Bees, The New Starts, The Jokers, Big Brown, Jack Franklin And The Rock-Its, Buddy Bow, Eddie Hill, Ronny Goode, Lee Richards, Marc Haven And The Aquarians, Al Nathan, Bailey's Nervous Kats, Bobby Towers, Jean Kassapian, Berlingeri and His Orchestra, Troy Talton, Cris Stamos, The Schulman Kids, Tito Rodriguez and his Orchestra, Hannah Dean, Jeri Southern, Yvonne Baker & The Sensations, The Drivers, The Hollywood Flames, The Stars Of Faith, Bobbie Bolden, and Maxine Harris.
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Buzzsaw Joint was born of a club offering Londoners the chance to revel in the sounds of good ol' trashy rock n' roll in all its vintage vinyl forms. Club top-cat, Fritz, then took the primitive buzzsaw sounds online with a series of savage Mixcloud mixes created by record fiends from all over the globe. Now, the high-octane energy of Buzzsaw Joint has manifested into the physical form with a run of compilations on Stag-O-Lee. Get your ears around the wild n' weird sounds of the extraordinary and inimitable Buzzsaw Joint! Cut 4 has been compiled by the Juke Joint crew, an international trio of music fanatics. These guys spend all their time (and money!) seeking out rare, weird, and wonderful original vinyl 45s. They don't mind getting dusty fingers digging up obscure sounds for their pleasure and yours. Not interested in glory, Juke Joint just wants to celebrate the artists who crafted these amazing moments in time. Their no-holds-barred approach to music appreciation puts them ahead of the curve when it comes to selection. Sixteen tracks recorded between 1953-1962. Cheers to the ears of Juke, Mr. Woods, and DJ Pelt! Features: Bailey's Nervous Kats, Bobby Towers, Jean Kassapian, Berlingeri and His Orchestra, Troy Talton, Cris Stamos, The Schulman Kids, Tito Rodriguez and his Orchestra, Hannah Dean, Jeri Southern, Yvonne Baker & The Sensations, The Drivers, The Hollywood Flames, The Stars Of Faith, Bobbie Bolden, and Maxine Harris.
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Subtitled Blues & Rhythm, Popcorn, Exotica & Tittyshakers, this is the reissue of the very first release in the Exotic Blues & Rhythm series. Released ages ago (in 2013) in an edition of 500, Katanga! sold out in next to no time and is a sought after collector's item by now. Features: Claus Ogerman Orchestra, Artie Barsamin & Orchestra, Prince Conley, Joe Valino, Chance Halladay, The Chiefs, Ike Turner & His Kings Of Rhythm, Jimmy Rushing, Eddie Cole & The Three Peppers, Jimmy Rushing, Eddie Cole & The Three Peppers, Sonny Til And The Orioles, Emmet Davis, and Classie Ballou. Clear vinyl; Edition of 700.
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There is no need to hype a new Marcel Bontempi record, as they are usually sell out on pre-order before they actually hit the stores. "Haunted House" on the A side is a self-penned '60s novelty song (lyrics by Marcels partner Paul Sheahan) and the self-penned instrumental "The Clock Strikes 3" on the flip side -- both with the wonderful Herr Doc Puky (of Ray Collins Hot Club fame) on the ghost flute. The record comes with a sturdy sleeve.
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Buzzsaw Joint was born of a club offering Londoners the chance to revel in the sounds of good ol' trashy rock n' roll in all its vintage vinyl forms. Club top-cat, Fritz, then took the primitive buzzsaw sounds online with a series of savage Mixcloud mixes created by record fiends from all over the globe. Now, the high-octane energy of Buzzsaw Joint has manifested into the physical form with a run of compilations on Stag-O-Lee. Get your ears around the wild n' weird sounds of the extraordinary and inimitable Buzzsaw Joint! Cut 3 comes from Pavinyl, a gent whose ride is a decked-out disco-hearse that, in his words, "puts the fun back into funerals". Vowing to "Keep Music Evil", his club night, Mockers, has had the British market town of Stroud dancing for a decade. Mockers initially played on the musical blur between mod and rock n' roll culture, but now ventures further afield. As does the DJ himself -- his records have hyped hep clubs from Barcelona to New York. On Cut 3, Pavinyl shares 18 exotic pearls all recorded from 1955-1962. From the jungle to the orient, ancient Egypt to Native America -- hold on tight, it's quite a trip! Features: Phil Campos, Glenn And Christy, Hi-Fives, The Space Men, D.C. Washington, The Fables, Lenny Troy, Honey And The Bees, The New Starts, The Jokers, Big Brown, Jack Franklin And The Rock-Its, Buddy Bow, Eddie Hill, Ronny Goode, Lee Richards, Marc Haven And The Aquarians, and Al Nathan.
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STAGO 112LP
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First of two 10"s called Coolsville. Watch out for two volumes of its sister compilation Sicksville. Compiled by Stay Sick, a gruesome twosome of deejays from the nightclubs of Brighton, UK. Established in 2008, they continue to spin the best dancing music from surf to soul, oddball R&B to filthy rock n' roll, garage to punk, 7"s at a time. Their vinyl addiction has meant they have amassed a large collection of sleazy and greasy rock n' roll from the fifties and sixties, including Tarantino surf, proto-soul stompers, swingin' rhythm and blues, and twistin' tittyshakers. Coolsville is a far-out selection of moody Las Vegas grind surf-strumentals and oddball beatnik records from the '50s and '60s. The first side of this platter of wax is full of mean instrumentals for wild cats of the urban jungle. On the flipside, brother, are there some solid gone finger clickers for you to swing and sway to. Bongo-laden beats that you'll dig the most, daddio. This is the righteous stuff for all you jive talkin' jazzbos and beatniks. Features: Ritchie & The Squires, The Champs, Creed Taylor Orchestra, Les Baxter, Jimmy Van Eaton, The Rockbusters, Dave Saville, Johnny & The Debonaires, Bob McFadden & Dor, Frosty & The Diamonds, Bing Day, and Richard Pine.
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