Grace Jones, Nightclubbing: Deluxe Edition (Island/UMe)
Pull back up to the bumper with a generously expanded version of the almighty Jones’ most beloved album.
2CD: Amazon U.K.
1CD: Amazon U.S.
2LP: Amazon U.K. / Amazon U.S.
Blu-Ray Audio: Amazon U.K. / Amazon U.S.
Diana Ross & The Supremes, Sing and Perform Funny Girl: Expanded Edition (Motown Select)
A digital-only expansion of The Supremes’ 1968 album of the Jule Styne-Bob Merrill musical, featuring the original LP alongside a brand-new remix and a pair of live cuts. (Amazon U.S.)
Funny Girl: Original Broadway Cast Recording – 50th Anniversary Edition (Capitol/UMe)
Speaking of which, the original cast album – featuring the one and only Barbra Streisand – is also reissued today as a CD/LP set with a deluxe book! (Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K.)
Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys, Riding Your Way — The Lost Transcriptions for Tiffany Music, 1946-1947 / Vanilla Fudge, The Complete ATCO Singles / Rick Wakeman, White Rock / X, Under the Big Black Sun: Expanded & Remastered Edition / Cannonball Adderley, The Black Messiah
The latest Real Gone slate is quite the eclectic one! Read all about it here.
Bob Wills: Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K.
Vanilla Fudge: Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K.
Rick Wakeman: Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K.
X: Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K. (TBD)
Cannonball Adderley: Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K.
Rush, Rush: ReDISCovered Box Set (Mercury/UMe)
A deluxe recreation of the Canadian legends’ first album on vinyl. (Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K.)
Cassandra Wilson, Blue Light ‘Til Dawn: 20th Anniversary Edition (Blue Note/UMe)
The neo-blues vocalist’s breakthrough album, featuring stirring interpretations of tracks by Robert Johnson, Van Morrison, Joni Mitchell and others, is reissued with three unreleased live tracks. (Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K.)
Taylor Dayne, Can’t Fight Fate / Soul Dancing: Deluxe Editions (Cherry Pop)
The ’80s dance diva’s second and third albums are expanded as two-disc sets with plenty of rare and unreleased remixes and B-sides, plus an all-new remastering for each original album.
Can’t Fight Fate: Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K.
Soul Dancing: Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K.
The Cryan Shames, A Scratch in the Sky: Deluxe Expanded Mono Edition (Now Sounds)
Now Sounds presents the Chicago band’s 1967 sunshine pop-flavored album for the first time on CD in mono, adding a plethora of bonus tracks! Joe’s full review is coming soon! (Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K.)
Silver Convention, Save Me / The Salsoul Orchestra, Up the Yellow Brick Road / How High (Big Break Records)
Joe’s full writes-ups on three more Salsoul/BBR reissues are coming soon!
Save Me: Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K.
Up the Yellow Brick Road: Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K.
How High: Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K.
“It’s What’s Happening, Baby!” Historic, All-Star Music Special Returns To TV After 55 Years
In Memoriam: Mary Wilson (1944-2021)
Return Trip: Rick Wakeman Releases Box Set of “Return to the Centre of the Earth”
Songs of Joy and Peace: Real Gone Music Announces 2020 Christmas Titles
Okay, I’m still confused about the Grace Jones re-release. About a month ago, I noticed that the 2-disc Deluxe Edition listing had seemingly vanished from Amazon (US), and I just assumed it had been delayed/cancelled yet again. So I was surprised when I saw the entry here on TSD, but when I click the link above for the Amazon US 2-CD version, the Amazon page says it’s a single-disc release which streets on May 6. The Amazon UK link however is described as a 2-CD set released today. So is it now a UK-import-only item, or does Amazon need to fix their product info?
I too am confused. There shouldn’t be a Amazon US link. Even has a different Label name, Disc count is different and the cover is different (no Deluxe on cover).
Not confused anymore. Watching the Prmo video for this release shows a One CD Release with the 2 CD/ 2 Vinyl. This link should be removed and changed to one CD. I almost bought the wrong version with this link .
I ordered the 2-CD set from Amazon UK, and it shipped on the release date. Like you, I saw no mention of the Deluxe on Amazon US, so I gave up and ordered it from the UK. I’ve noticed that a lot of these Universal DEs are–at least intitally–only available overseas. That’s where I’m increasingly ordering them from.
If I bought the single disc version from Amazon US, I’m not going to be happy.