Black Cat Bone

ConnyOlivetti wrote:Roxy Music remixed- is that the wilson remix of the first album?
no certain info in the link in the list what I can see

Format:
2 x 12" Single
Label:
UMC/Virgin
More Info:
This exclusive double 12" edition grew out of mixes that were undertaken to celebrate the release of the Super Deluxe version Roxy Music' s debut album in spring 2018. Unused at the time, the mixes, overseen from Bryan Ferry' s London HQ, celebrate the essential otherworldliness of Roxy Music' s space age vision, stardate 1972. This strictly limited double 12" features out-takes of Karl Stoecker' s legendary photo-session from the debut and was mastered by Frank Arkwright at Abbey Road in Autumn 2018.

Sho is Funky Down Here and The Grodeck Whipperjenny are a pair of albums that are the result of an unlikely but highly productive musical relationship between James Brown, a superstar at the creative and commercial peaks of his long career, and David Matthews, a then young arranger-musician whose limited professional experience had little or nothing to do with the funk and soul of his collaborator.

A psychedelic classic, created by his James Brown’s bandleader David Matthews, the first album issued on Brown’s famed People imprint. As progressive as it is funky, this album was issued in tandem with another Matthews project issued under Brown’s name – Sho Is Funky Down Here. One of the deepest albums in the Brown catalog, its story is finally told.

Lacquered directly from the original master tapes at Capitol Studios. This is the first official reissue of both of this rare titles.* Contains an extensive booklet with full annotation, liner notes by Brown historian Alan Leeds and never-before-published photos.

A remarkable phenomenon in the history of the blues was the vast contribution made by blind musicians, whose legacy left a lasting impact on American music to this day. From ‘The Father Of The Texas Blues’ Blind Lemon Jefferson to slide guitar evangelist Blind Willie Johnson, this Rough Guide highlights the blind blues pioneers who, against all the odds and in the face of incredible adversity, were responsible for a musical revolution.

SIDE A: 1. Blind Blake: He's In The Jailhouse Now 2. Teddy Darby: Lawdy Lawdy Worried Blues 3. Blind Boy Fuller: Truckin' My Blues Away No. 2 (Take 2) 4. Blind Lemon Jefferson: See That My Grave Is Kept Clean 5. Sonny Terry: Harmonica Stomp 6. Blind Joe Reynolds: Third Street Woman Blues 7. Blind Joe Taggart: Religion Is Something Within You SIDE B: 1. Blind Willie McTell: Stomp Down Rider 2. Reverend Gary Davis: The Angels Message To Me 3. Willie Walker: South Carolina Rag (Take 2) 4. Blind Willie Johnson: Nobody's Fault But Mine 5. Blind Roosevelt Graves: Crazy About My Baby 6. Blind 'Gussie Nesbit: Pure Religion

Count Machuki wrote:Ooh, I just noticed they're reissuing that Grodeck Whipperjenny record...good thing I didn't spend $400 on an OG copy!

Sho is Funky Down Here and The Grodeck Whipperjenny are a pair of albums that are the result of an unlikely but highly productive musical relationship between James Brown, a superstar at the creative and commercial peaks of his long career, and David Matthews, a then young arranger-musician whose limited professional experience had little or nothing to do with the funk and soul of his collaborator.

A psychedelic classic, created by his James Brown’s bandleader David Matthews, the first album issued on Brown’s famed People imprint. As progressive as it is funky, this album was issued in tandem with another Matthews project issued under Brown’s name – Sho Is Funky Down Here. One of the deepest albums in the Brown catalog, its story is finally told.

Lacquered directly from the original master tapes at Capitol Studios. This is the first official reissue of both of this rare titles.* Contains an extensive booklet with full annotation, liner notes by Brown historian Alan Leeds and never-before-published photos.

*this is a lie - I have a late 90s Polydor reissue of Sho is Funky Down Here
It's the James Brown psych rock record

yomptepi wrote:Jumper K and I will be joining the queues in Somerset at stupid O'clock. I am hoping to get the Groundhogs s set, the Trout Mask replica, the Roxy and the Blood on the tracks boot. I do not have high hopes of getting anything much. Should be fun trying though...

Count Machuki wrote:Ooh, I just noticed they're reissuing that Grodeck Whipperjenny record...good thing I didn't spend $400 on an OG copy!

Sho is Funky Down Here and The Grodeck Whipperjenny are a pair of albums that are the result of an unlikely but highly productive musical relationship between James Brown, a superstar at the creative and commercial peaks of his long career, and David Matthews, a then young arranger-musician whose limited professional experience had little or nothing to do with the funk and soul of his collaborator.

A psychedelic classic, created by his James Brown’s bandleader David Matthews, the first album issued on Brown’s famed People imprint. As progressive as it is funky, this album was issued in tandem with another Matthews project issued under Brown’s name – Sho Is Funky Down Here. One of the deepest albums in the Brown catalog, its story is finally told.

Lacquered directly from the original master tapes at Capitol Studios. This is the first official reissue of both of this rare titles.* Contains an extensive booklet with full annotation, liner notes by Brown historian Alan Leeds and never-before-published photos.

*this is a lie - I have a late 90s Polydor reissue of Sho is Funky Down Here
It's the James Brown psych rock record

Jumper K wrote:I got the Grossdeck thingy. It’s rubbish. Last time I listen to you twonks.

Count Machuki wrote:

Jumper K wrote:I got the Grossdeck thingy. It’s rubbish. Last time I listen to you twonks.

yomptepi wrote: