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Canadian rarity from 1968, recorded under the influence of hallucinogenic substances by a bunch on underground musicians: Michel Pagliaro, Tony Roman, Denis Lepage and Andy Shorter. The album consists of just one long freak-out jam divided in two sides: raw basement sound, acid guitar, stoned...
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Harold Ousley’s The Kid! is a superb example of early-1970s soul-jazz and jazz-funk, showcasing the saxophonist’s distinctive tone and commanding presence. Blending infectious grooves, tight rhythm section work and spirited improvisation, the album captures the vibrant crossover sound that...
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Known as the ‘bad boys of the Ulster punk scene,’ Belfast quartet the Outcasts was formed in 1977 by bass ist/vocalist Greg Cowan, with brothers Colin and Martin on drums and rhythm guitar, along with Getty Getgood on searing lead. With their debut gig descending to a riot, the group began a...
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When we are talking about really rare and great albums from Mexico, such as El Tarro de Mostaza, Kaleidoscope etc. Los Ovnis-Hippies is perhaps the second rarest one right after Kaleidoscope.The band already made 4 LPs with cover songs for the same label. The 1968 Summer Of Love and the political...
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First legitimate reissue of one of the best US private press hard rock/progressive rock albums of the 1970s. From the master tapesFormed in 1969 in Houston, TX, Oz Knozz's original crew included multi-instrumentalists Jack Alford, Bill Massey and Duane Massey. Alford left the group in 1971 and was...
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SPLATTER VINYL.Mustafa Özkent made this eclectic ‘’PSYCHEDELIC SAMPLING’’ album for sixtieth year of his musical adventure.He wanted to create a new & modern sound with sample instruments and live solos in his studio.Basically recorded modernized short melodies of traditional Turkish...
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Released in 1970, Upstairs Coming Down is a quietly brilliant British psych-folk record that slipped through the cracks. Across twelve tracks, P.C. Kent combine pastoral songwriting, acoustic guitars, warm harmonies, and subtle psychedelic touches, sitting between folk, pop, and late '60s...
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CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF ROCKERS A REMASTERED COLLECTION OF RARE/CLASSIC INSTRUMENTALS AND DUBS FROM THE LEGENDARY ARTIST PRESENTED AS A DOUBLE LP IN A FULL COLOR GATEFOLD JACKETVisionary artist Augustus Pablo is among the most important figures in reggae history. Widely credited with popularizing...
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Recorded in the 1982. Roots Radics backing in a dancehall style with the drums and bass of style scott and errol flabba holt on extended 12" mixes. Produced by Jah Thomas at Channel One Studio.
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El Palmas announces the release of his new single, “La Baja.” The song, written and sung by Maurice Aymard, DJ, producer, and founder of the El Palmas Music label, was recorded live in New York with production by Cheo Pardo. Who is El Palmas? Born in Caracas in 1977 and based in Barcelona...
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Can you imagine a Dutch band playing top-notch 60s-70s sounding Brazilian music?Originally released as a private pressing in 1983, Palmeira’s only album will please any lover of bossa, jazzy and latin-fusion sounds.Beautiful femme vocals, superb musicianship featuring the awesome lead electric...
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Can you imagine a Dutch band playing top-notch 60s-70s sounding Brazilian music?Originally released as a private pressing in 1983, Palmeira’s only album will please any lover of bossa, jazzy and latin-fusion sounds.Beautiful femme vocals, superb musicianship featuring the awesome lead electric...
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The Pandjaitan Brothers or Panbers came from the North Sumatra minority Christian group, the Bataks, whose ancestry traces back to an island at the center of Lake Toba. As a minority group within Indonesia’s Muslim-dominated society, this ethnic minority has produced top military generals,...
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Great lost band from Frankfurt, Germany. In 1973/1974 Papa Zoot Band played all over Germany, mainly in clubs but also on festivals (German Pop Meeting 1st and 2nd February 1974 in Essen, Grugahalle). Lutz Sommer guitar, Robby Matthes bass, voc, Reinhard “Tammy” Grohe organ(Ex-Nosferatu !) and...
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Singer/songwriter Pete Ryder was a key player on two of the most rare and sought-after private folk albums from the UK: Paradise Square and Cair Paravel. Paradise Square was his first project, a group formed at Sheffield University's Christian Union in the early 70s. In 1974, the band released...
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First official reissue of 60s garage anthem. 12-page booklet with the band's story by Mike Stax (Ugly Things magazine) and previously unseen pictures. Sound remastered by Tim Warren (Crypt Records / Back From The Grave) It didn’t appear in any national sales charts, but “Abba” by the Paragons...
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Before releasing their lone self-titled debut album, one of the most rare rock records to be released in Europe in the 1970s, Paternoster provided the soundtrack for a film that could only have been made while the psychedelic movement was still in its first wave. The group’s first recordings...
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Formed in London in 1970, PATTO evolved from the legendary Timebox and they were known for their unique mix of progressive rock, jazz, blues and especially for their exceptional musicianship. Featuring Mike Patto, Ollie Halsall (one of rock’s great “guitarist’s guitarists”), Clive Griffiths...
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Tracklist: Side 1: 1. Flat Footed Woman - 2. Singing The Blues on Red - 3. Mummy - 4. Loud Green Song Side 2: 1. Turn Turtle - 2. I Got Rhythm - 3. Peter Abraham - 4. Cap'n 'P' and The Atto's (Sea Biscuits parts 1 & 2)
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Born from the ashes of Timebox, PATTO were one of the most original bands from the early ‘70s prog-rock scene. Featuring Mike Patto, Ollie Halsall, Clive Griffiths & John Halsey, Patto blended fierce musicianship with wit and invention. Their 1972 third album, originally released on the...
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This is the first official re-release of Paul Brett`s Sage 3rd album originally released 1972 on Dawn under licensed courtesy of BMG Rights Management, UK, remastered from an original master copy out of the vaults of BMG. This album holds a special place with its solid production and melting of...
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War of the Gods (1973) is one of the most ambitious statements of the Philadelphia soul movement, blending lush orchestration with socially conscious themes and expansive song structures. The Billy Paul’s album is characterized by his distinctive, jazz-inflected vocal style which moves fluidly...
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Famous for their freaked out ride down “Tobbaco Road” (included on the now legendary “A Fistful Of Fuzz” comp), Peabody Co. were a mysterious US band who left behind a set of 10” acetates, collected here for the first time. Late 60s acid-punk / garage-psych, featuring seven self-penned...
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Guy Pedersen, French jazz-soul-funk double-bass player extraordinaire, recorded Contrebasses in 1970 for Tele Music. It's one of the most outstanding - yet puzzlingly slept-on - releases in the library's catalogue. Forget library, this is basically a sublime, straight-up moody jazz record with...
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Guy Pedersen's magical Maxi Music, originally released on cult Parisian library label tele Music in 1972, is psyche-rock and jazz-funk gold. It's a vital Pederson outing, oscillating between the rough and the smooth, but always with those hypnotic grooves. It's a start-to-finish winner, yet the...
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Pedrinho Mattar was an important Brazilian pianist who specialised in that miraculous fusion of Bossa Nova and Jazz that, from the early 1960s, literally took the scene between Brazil and the United States, with strong echoes in Europe as well. Released in 1964, this is the first album by the...
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This is what the people want! Often considered to be one of the rarest records of all time, original pressings have sold for over three thousand dollars on the second hand market, a record (no pun intended) regularly compared to the similarly ultra-rare ‘Help Us Spread The Message’ by The...
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Classic US ’68 psychedelic/sunshine/baroque pop with great studio production, inventive arrangements, nice vocal harmonies, harpsichord, occasional fuzz guitar…including their superb rendition of the soft-pop anthem “Trust” by Roger Nichols plus “Beautiful Sun”, “Reflections”,...
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After their first album which came out in 1971 on Futura Records, Perception wanted to rapidly record a second, but Gérard Terronès did not want to produce another, especially so soon after the first. Therefore, the only solution was to produce it themselves. It is thus completely logical that it...
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To finally become oneself: that was the lesson, in the 1960-1970s, that European musicians attracted to improvisation had learned from American free-jazz. Following this idea, the musicians of Perception, whilst individually accompanying Mal Waldron, Slide Hampton, Johnny Griffin or Hank Mobley...
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Salsa pianist, vocalist, composer and arranger Ray Pérez, acquired his nickname "Loco" by being a free, independent spirit, an innovator and iconoclast who was initially branded as "crazy" for the freshness and audacity of his sound. These two hot tracks were released in the early 70s and became...
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Combining fragile and beautifully melodic acid folk with perfectly-rendered electronic effects, this remarkable album consists of what its creator describes as ‘visual music’. First released in 1970, it has gone on to become one of the most legendary and well-loved recordings of its time....
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Get On Down proudly presents Mecca And The Soul Brother, the critically acclaimed 1992 full-length debut from Pete Rock & CL Smooth. The album is considered as one of the greatest Hip Hop albums of all time. Boasting tracks such as the first single, “They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.)”, a...
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So reads CL Smooth’s album dedication in the liners to Pete Rock & CL’s underrated, soulful and deeply grooving sophomore album. For fans, it was bittersweet, as it would be their last as a duo.By 1994, Pete and CL were darlings of both fans and critics, still on a high after 1992’s Mecca...
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LIVE AT RECORD PLANT STUDIOS SAUSALITO, CA, 23 APR 1977 - FM BROADCAST
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Second of the four Alice Island Band projects, Original LP from early 1968, only 20 copies made back then. A beautiful, whimsical, delicate, charming, sometimes childlike, self-composed collection of songs; echoes of Donovan’s Songs for Little Ones, a whiff of mid period Kinks, vapour trails from...
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Acid-folk fans rejoice! ‘God's Eye’ is the second album by San Francisco based psych-folk musician Walker Phillips. It was recorded in the best 60s-70s tradition using only analogue tape and vintage instruments. According to Walker, “it contains some of the best songs I’ve written”. The...
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ORANGE VINYL, 105 HAND-NUMBERED COPIES ONLY!Acid-folk fans rejoice! ‘God's Eye’ is the second album by San Francisco based psych-folk musician Walker Phillips. It was recorded in the best 60s-70s tradition using only analogue tape and vintage instruments. According to Walker, “it contains...
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A commissar with his hands tied and a gentleman godfather. A gang of ruthless kidnappers and a couple of parents ready to pay any amount to hold their missing daughter again. The evocative backdrop of Lake Como and the rare beauty of Piero Piccioni's music. “Fatevi Vivi, La Polizia Non...
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Sonor Music Editions proudly presents the definitive reissue of Piero Piccioni’s often unheralded soundtrack to the 1969 bittersweet Italian comedy classic Amore Mio Aiutami (Help Me, My Love), starring two giants of Italian cinema, Monica Vitti and Alberto Sordi. This soundtrack is a prime...
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Debut album from 1982 by former Lounge Lizards bass player & founding member STEVE PICCOLO, featuring bandmate EVAN LURIE plus G. LINDAHL.A hidden gem of minimalist beauty, mixing a post-punk/DIY/lo-fi aesthetic with art-rock & spoken poetry.Steve Piccolo has been in active since the...
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Debut album from 1982 by former Lounge Lizards bass player & founding member STEVE PICCOLO, featuring bandmate EVAN LURIE plus G. LINDAHL.A hidden gem of minimalist beauty, mixing a post-punk/DIY/lo-fi aesthetic with art-rock & spoken poetry.Steve Piccolo has been in active since the...
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Released in 1980 as a private edition of 300 copies, “Time and Money” finds outlaw rock hero Ray “McKay” Pierle abandoning the rural rock sounds of his famous “Into You” album for a more hard-rock approach. Twin guitar attacks charged with fuzz-wah and catchy songs full of memorable...
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"Bloody Turkey Sandwiches" is another ultra-rarity by British psychedelic folk band Pig Rider: only six copies were originally privately pressed by custom label Deroy in 1974. The music here is much in the same vein as their famous "Heterophonies" album but even more crazed. Some of the tracks...
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Although nearly 60 people have played in Pig Rider or its various offshoots over the years, there have only been two ever-present members, Colin Kitchener and John Mayes, who founded the band at Sevenoaks School in Kent, England in the late 60s. They met when they were 12, and not long after began...
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Bedroom / lo-fi psychedelia by these unsung heroes from the 80s DIY cassette culture scene.From outsider synth-pop to Barrett-esque lysergic folk, from lo-fi garage-punk to basement prog: acid-fuzz guitars, cheap keyboards, primitive electronics, homemade vibe and bizarre, funny lyrics.Pig Rider...
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Bedroom / lo-fi psychedelia by these unsung heroes from the 80s DIY cassette culture scene.From outsider synth-pop to Barrett-esque lysergic folk, from lo-fi garage-punk to basement prog: acid-fuzz guitars, cheap keyboards, primitive electronics, homemade vibe and bizarre, funny lyrics.Pig Rider...
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Double CD containing "Heterophonies" (1975) and "Bloody Turkey Sandwiches" (1974). Although nearly 60 people have played in Pig Rider or its various offshoots over the years, there have only been two ever-present members, Colin Kitchener and John Mayes, who founded the band at Sevenoaks School in...
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Traditional Christmas songs done in psych-folk-rock style by Pigmy.
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