We've already told you about the Jackie DeShannon CD - Love Forever: Demo Recordings 1966-1968 - coming from Real Gone Music tomorrow, May 9.  But the label has a packed line-up of other titles ranging from pop to metalcore and years spanning the 1960s to 2000s on both CD and vinyl.  Keep reading for all of the details.

First up is a new expanded CD reissue of Petula Clark's 2007 album Solitude & Sunshine: The Songs of Rod McKuen.  Clark and McKuen first met in France in the 1960s and became good friends.  McKuen greatly admired Clark's vocal talents and they performed together several times on television during the 1970s.  He wanted to produce a whole album for Clark and one was even announced, but the project would take decades to come to fruition.  By the 2000s, Clark had begun to make numerous appearances in musicals including runs in London, Broadway, and on tour in shows such as Blood Brothers and Sunset Boulevard.  She was still recording studio albums but her output had slowed since the 1960s.  In this era, she finally got together with McKuen to record.

The original album contained fourteen tracks.  All were written by McKuen and spanned his songwriting career.  The songs chosen included some very well-known numbers such as "Listen to the Warm," "Love's Been Good to Me," and "Seasons in the Sun" and also featured two duets with McKuen.  The CD, on McKuen's own Stanyan label, was not released to the general public and was only available from McKuen's website or via Clark's fan club.  This will mark the first time the album has been available at general retail.  For this reissue, the tracklist has been expanded by six previously unreleased recordings of McKuen songs (including "If You Go Away") and includes two more duets with the songwriter.  The package also retains the liner notes from Clark and McKuen the 2007 release as well as premiering rare photographs.

Next up are a pair of releases from the 1960s.  San Francisco underground psych group Lamb was a duo of Barbara Mauritz and Bob Swanson.  They are perhaps best known for appearing on 1972's Fillmore: The Last Days concert album, chronicling the final concerts the storied venue.  But they also released two albums on Warner Bros. in 1970 and 1971.  Real Gone's new collection, An Extension of Now: Unreleased Recordings 1968-1969 goes even further back.  It gathers a number of early unreleased compositions in studios and professionally taped their live performances.  The LP includes 9 tracks while the CD is an expanded, 19-track affair.  Produced by Bay Area archivist Alec Palao, the packages include liner notes by Richie Unterberger drawing on an interview with Swanson.  The LP is available in several variants: a black vinyl available at general retail, a green with orange swirl vinyl exclusive to Real Gone's website (limited to 100 copies), and a Wax Mage variant.  The CD is limited to 500 copies.

When Robert Moog invented the Moog synthesizer in 1964, it took the music world by storm.  A whole new genre popped up making use of the instrument.  One such album was Gershon Kingsley's 1968 album Music To Moog By.  Kingsley was a pioneer and in electronic music and considered one the biggest names in the genre.  He formed a duo with Jean Jacques Perry and their 1967 song "Baroque Hoedown" would become the theme to Disneyland's Main Street Electrical Parade in 1972.  Kinglsey and Perry went their separate ways after 1967 and Kingsley continued his solo career.  Released on the Audio Fidelity label, Music To Moog By includes classical pieces, two Beatles covers ("Nowhere Man" and "Paperback Rider") and originals.  One of these originals would become Kingsley signature song: "Pop Corn," which would become a massive hit for Hot Butter in 1972.  Real Gone's vinyl reissue includes the 8-page The Book of Moog insert which was available in some original copies.  The reissue comes on strawberry with black swirl vinyl, limited to 900 copies.  It is also available on color stripe vinyl, limited to 100 copies and available only from Real Gone's website and a Wax Mage variant.

Real Gone is also releasing vinyl reissues of two albums that came out in 1991.  Hard rock band Tyketto was based in New York City.  The four-person group signed to Geffen in 1989 and released their debut album, Don't Come Easy, two years later.  Their sound is similar to Whitesnake and Bon Jovi and the album produced a hit single "Forever Young," but grunge was exploding and the album never took off.  Their second album was rejected by Geffen and they were dropped from the label.  But they persevered and have recorded four more studio albums and are on tour this year.  Real Gone's reissue of Don't Come Easy has been remastered by Mike Milchner at SonicVision.  It features a printed inner sleeve and comes on teal with white swirl vinyl.  It is the first vinyl reissue of the album in the United States.

1991's Flight of the Cosmic Hippo was jazz fusion group Béla Fleck & the Flecktones sophomore album.  This album debuted a new term, "blu-bop," to describe the group's combination of bebop jazz and bluegrass music.  Featuring originals and covers like "The Star-Spangled Banner" and Lennon/McCartney's "Michelle," the album shot to No. 1 on Billboard's Contemporary Jazz album chart and received a couple of Grammy nominations.  Real Gone's vinyl reissue has been remastered by Mike Milchner at SonicVision and comes on cobalt blue vinyl, limited to 900 copies.

Jumping to 2005 brings us to Real Gone's vinyl reissue of the debut album from metalcore band Still Remains, Of Love and Lunacy.  The group hailing from Grand Rapids, Michigan signed with Roadrunner Records after independently releasing an EP in 2003.  The album garnered generally positive review and two singles were released: "The Worst is Yet to Come" and "White Walls."  They disbanded in 2008 but reunited three years later and are still together today.  Released with the support of the band, Real Gone's new edition is the first reissue of the album.  It includes a printed inner sleeve with lyrics.  It comes on jungle swirl vinyl and is limited to 750 copies.

The final two items on Real Gone's slate are titles that first came out on last year's Record Store Day events.  The 2-LP Tomorrow May Not Be Your Day: The Unissued Atco Recordings 1970-1971 from Jesse Ed Davis is being released on CD.  The collection gathers 17 outtakes for the sessions from the Native American guitarist's two albums for Atco.  Remastered from the original tapes by Mike Milchner, the package includes the liner notes from Dr. Douglas Miller from the original RSD vinyl release.  Also coming to general retail is the 2-LP edition of the The Bottle Rockets' 1994 album The Brooklyn Side.  The alt-country group's second album has been expanded with six bonus tracks and is mastered from all-analog sources.  This general retail release comes on black vinyl.

If you would like to give any of these titles a try tomorrow, May 9, we've got the ordering links and tracklistings below.

Petula Clark, Solitude & Sunshine: The Songs of Rod McKuen (Expanded Edition) (Real Gone Music, 2025) (Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K. / Amazon Canada)

1. Rock Gently
2. People Change
3. Love's Been Good to Me
4. The Importance of the Rose (with Rod McKuen)
5. I Never Go There Anymore
6. Moving Day
7. Listen to the Warm
8. It's Raining
9. The Single Woman
10. Where Are We Now (with Rod McKuen)
11. Seasons in the Sun
12. As I Love My Own
13. About the Time
14. Solitude's My Home
15. Simple Gifts
16. Love Is (with Rod McKuen)
17. Three
18. Song Without Words
19. The Silver Apples of the Moon (with Rod McKuen)
20. If You Go Away

Tracks 1-14 originally released on Stanyan Records CD ST07-100, 2007
Tracks 15-20 previously unreleased

Lamb, An Extension of Now: Unreleased Recordings 1968-1969 (CD Edition) (Real Gone Music, 2025) (Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K. / Amazon Canada)

1. Flotation
2. Crystal Prism
3. Shanti
4. Veil of a Thousand Cherry Birds
5. An Extension of Now
6. Phantom Fayre (Live)
7. Visitation (Live)
8. Barbara's Soul
9. Jamie (Live)
10. Strange White Faced Lady
11. Yesterday's Tomorrow
12. In My Dreams
13. Corridors of My Mind
14. The Odyssey of Ehram Spickor
15. Flying
16. Visitation (The Learning Process)
17. Such a Long Time (The Learning Process)
18. Bardo Transport (David Litwin)
19. La Plaza De La Paz

Lamb, An Extension of Now: Unreleased Recordings 1968-1969 (Vinyl Edition) (Real Gone Music, 2025) (Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K. / Amazon Canada)

Side 1

1. Flotation
2. Crystal Prism
3. Shanti
4. Veil of a Thousand Cherry Birds
5. An Extension of Now

Side 2

1. Phantom Fayre (Live)
2. Barbara's Soul
3. Corridors of My Mind
4. La Plaza De La Paz

Gershon Kingsley, Music To Moog By (Originally released on Audio Fidelity LP AFSD 6226. 1968 - reissued Real Gone Music, 2025) (Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K. / Amazon Canada)

Side 1

1. Hey, Hey
2. Scarborough Fair
3. For Alisse Beethoven
4. Sheila
5. Pop Corn

Side 2

1. Twinkle, Twinkle
2. Nowhere Man
3. Sunset Sound
4. Trumansburg Whistle
5. Paperback Rider

Tyketto, Don't Come Easy (Originally released on DGC CD DGCD-24317, 1991 - reissued Real Gone Music, 2025) (Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K. / Amazon Canada)

Side 1

1. Forever Young
2. Wings
3. Burning Down Inside
4. Seasons
5. Standing Alone

Side 2

1. Lay Your Body Down
2. Walk on Fire
3. Nothing but Love
4. Strip Me Down
5. Sail Away

Béla Fleck & the Flecktones, Flight of the Cosmic Hippo (Originally released on Warner Bros. Records CD 926562 2, 1991 - reissued Real Gone Music, 2025) (Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K. / Amazon Canada)

Side 1

1. Blu-Bop
2. Flying Saucer Dudes
3. Turtle Rock
4. Flight of the Cosmic Hippo
5. The Star Spangled Banner

Side 2

1. Star of the County Down
2. Jekyll and Hyde(and Ted and Alice)
3. Michelle
4. Hole in the Wall
5. Flight of the Cosmic Hippo (Reprise)

Still Remains, Of Love and Lunacy (Originally released on Roadrunner Records CD 168 618 205-2, 2005 - reissued Real Gone Music 2025) (Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K. / Amazon Canada)

Side 1

1. To Live and Die by Fire
2. The Worst Is Yet to Come
3. In Place of Hope
4. White Walls
5. Bliss
6. Cherished

Side 2

1. With What You Have
2. Kelsey
3. Recovery
4. I Can Revive Him with My Own Hands
5. Stare and Wonder
6. Blossom, the Witch

Jesse Ed Davis, Tomorrow May Not Be Your Day: The Unissued Atco Recordings 1970-1971 (Real Gone Music, 2025) (Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K. / Amazon Canada)

1. Tomorrow May Not Be Your Day (Unissued)
2. Crazy Love (Unissued Alternate Take)
3. Kansas City (Unissued Instrumental)
4. Rock and Roll Gypsies (Unissued Alternate Version)
5. Tracks of My Tears (Unissued)
6. Every Night Is Saturday Night (Unissued Alternate Version)
7. Love Minus Zero/No Limit (Unissued Instrumental)
8. "Slinky Jam" (Unissued Instrumental)
9. Qualified (Unissued Instrumental)
10. Washita Love Child (Unissued Slow Instrumental #1)
11. Washita Love Child (Unissued Slow Instrumental #2)
12. Washita Love Child (Unissued Instrumental With Pow Wow Introduction)
13. Washita Love Child (Unissued Alternate Lead Vocal)
14. Ain't No Beatle (Unissued)
15. Caravan (Unissued Instrumental)
16. Pat's Song (Golden Sun Goddess) (Unissued Alternate Instrumental)
17. Ululu (Unissued Alternate Instrumental)

The Bottle Rockets, The Brooklyn Side (Originally released on East Side Digital CD ESD 81002, 1994 - reissued Real Gone Music, 2025) (Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K. / Amazon Canada)

Side 1

1. Welfare Music
2. Gravity Fails
3. I'll Be Comin' Around
4. Radar Gun
5. Sunday Sports

Side 2

1. Pot of Gold
2. 1000 Dollar Car
3. Idiot's Revenge
4. Young Lovers in Town

Side 3

1. Take Me to the Bank
2. What More Can I Do?
3. Stuck in a Rut
4. I Wanna Come Home
5. Queen of the World

Side 4 (Bonus Tracks)

1. Truck Driving Man (Album Outtake)
2. Get Down River (Thirsty Ears Radio Performance)
3. This Is What It Sounds Like When You're Listening to Lindsey Buckingham and Thinking of Your Friend's Girlfriend at the Same Time (Album Demo)
4. Building Chryslers (Album Demo)
5. Smokin' 100's Alone (Album Demo)
6. Indianapolis (Bonus Track)​