In a career spanning an astounding seven decades, Dion DiMucci has transitioned from doo wop to rock and roll to pop to folk to blues to contemporary Christian and back again, always bringing his stamp of originality and attitude to each endeavor. In August 1971, The King of the New York Streets took to one street in particular – Bleecker – to perform at the legendary Bitter End, today New York’s oldest rock club. Omnivore Recordings in the U.S. (and Ace Records in the U.K.) has captured Dion at
The Twain Shall Meet (Stereo Edition)
The psychedelic rock of The Animals' 1968 album The Twain Shall Meet returns to CD and 180-gram vinyl from Sundazed.
Winds of Change (Mono Edition)
Sundazed has Eric Burdon and The Animals' 1967 rock classic on CD and 180-gram vinyl in mono. Includes "San Franciscan Nights," the title track and the band's take on "Paint It Black."
Reviews: Two From Real Gone - John Hall and Ray Kennedy
It’s telling that John Hall’s Wikipedia page identifies him as “John Hall (New York politician).” For despite a career that saw him found Orleans, pen such instantly identifiable pop hits as “Dance with Me” and “Still the One,” and organize the 1979 No Nukes concerts alongside such heavy hitters as Jackson Browne, Graham Nash and Bonnie Raitt, Hall may be best known today as a member of the House of Representatives for New York between 2007 and 2011 and as a longtime environmental activist. Real
Coming Back For You: Ronnie James Dio's "Elf" Returns
Who’s that gleefully malevolent-looking elf? Why, it’s none other than the late Ronnie James Dio, legendary frontman of Rainbow, Black Sabbath, Heaven and Hell and of course, Dio. Between 1972 and 1975, Dio (under his real name of Ronald Padavona) led the band Elf for three albums. The first of those LPs, the eponymous Elf, has just been reissued by Cherry Red’s Hear No Evil imprint in a newly-remastered edition. Singer/bassist Dio founded Elf in 1967 as The Electric Elves, alongside
You Can't Use My Name: Curtis Knight & The Squires (Featuring Jimi Hendrix) - The RSVP/PPX Sessions
Legacy and Experience Hendrix present the first-ever authorized release of Jimi Hendrix's pre-fame recordings with Curtis Knight and the Squires! This 14-track anthology - promised as the first in a series - will be available on CD and 150-gram vinyl.
Hey Joe! Rare Early Jimi Hendrix Recordings Collected By Legacy, Experience Hendrix
With Experience Hendrix and Legacy Recordings having previously reissued Jimi Hendrix’s core catalogue as well as more unexpected offerings like The Cry of Love and Rainbow Bridge, where to go next? The answer is back to the very beginning – which, as always, is a very good place to start. You Can’t Use My Name: Curtis Knight & The Squires (Featuring Jimi Hendrix) The RSVP/PPX Sessions is the first in a series of releases intended to place the legendary guitarist’s pre-fame recordings in the
Sometimes People Forget
The music of Translator ("Everywhere That I'm Not") is celebrated with this new collection of demos recorded between 1979 and 1985. Of the 22 tracks here, 20 are previously unreleased. The band's Steve Barton has co-produced this release!
Dick's Picks Vol. 9--Madison Square Garden, New York, NY 9/16/90
Real Gone reissues the first Dick's Picks volumes to feature a concert from the 1990s - in this case, the MSG show of September 16, 1990!
Dick's Picks Vol. 11--Stanley Theatre, Jersey City, NJ 9/27/72
Real Gone's reissue series from the Grateful Dead vault continues with this 1972 concert from Jersey City, New Jersey's Stanley Theatre (now a Jehovah's Witness Assembly Hall)!
Big Man
Jazz great "Cannonball" Adderley's 1975 album Big Man - a concept album of his score for a music-theatre piece about the legend of John Henry - comes to CD, complete with libretto! Features guests vocalists Joe Williams, Randy Crawford and Robert Guillaume and instrumentalists including George Duke, Airto Moreira and the Wrecking Crew's Carol Kaye!
Life of Dreams/Beast on My Back
The hardcore punks' two albums, from 1986 and 1988, are combined on one CD release.
Craig Fuller/Eric Kaz
A lost classic of seventies California rock, featuring guests J.D. Souther, Russ & Leah Kunkel, Leland Sklar, Michael McDonald, and Leo Sayer, returns to CD!
Seems Like Only Yesterday--Live in Montreal 1976
The singer-songwriter's 1976 Montreal radio concert comes to CD!
Rhapsodies
The Yes keyboardist's final A&M solo album produced by Tony Visconti in 1979 gets the Real Gone treatment!
Faithful
Faithful assembles for the first time on one CD all of the masters produced by Jeff Barry ("Chapel of Love," "Leader of the Pack," "Sugar, Sugar") for Dusty Springfield in 1971. From his home base at New York's Century Sound, Barry produced thirteen songs for Dusty - twelve intended for album release and one for a non-LP single. Four songs were released on two 45s, but when Dusty departed Atlantic Records, the remaining tracks were left on the shelf, and thought lost until the CD era.
Strange Frontier
Roger Taylor's 1984 sophomore album gains five bonus tracks in Omnivore's new CD reissue. The original album will also be available on vinyl; the first pressing will be on translucent red vinyl.
Fun in Space
Roger Taylor's 1981 solo debut gains three single sides in Omnivore's expanded CD edition. The original album sequence will also be available on vinyl; the first pressing of the latter will be on clear vinyl!
Hang On Sloopy! "The Bert Berns Story Volume 3" Features Van Morrison, Lulu, Drifters
Here comes the night…again! Even if you don’t know the name of Bert Berns, chances are you know the songs he wrote (“Twist and Shout,” “I Want Candy,” “Hang On, Sloopy,” “Piece of My Heart”), produced (“Under the Boardwalk,” “Baby I’m Yours,” “Brown-Eyed Girl,” “Here Comes the Night”) and oversaw as head of Bang Records (“Cherry, Cherry,” “Solitary Man” and the rest of Neil Diamond’s earliest recordings). Though Berns died in the final days of 1967 at just 38 years of age, a year hasn’t gone by
Live in Dublin
Daryl Hall and John Oates' July 15, 2014 show at Dublin's Olympia Theatre - their first in the city - has been captured on audio and video! The concert's 15 tracks include "Maneater," "She's Gone," "Sara Smile" and more. Live in Dublin will be available in CD/DVD and BD editions.
Countdown To "Physical Graffiti" Begins: Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page Does Q&A, Expanded Album Streams Tomorrow
The wait for the latest volume of Led Zeppelin's remastered and expanded reissue series is almost over! Tomorrow - Thursday, February 19 - Yahoo Live will stream the 40th Anniversary Led Zeppelin Physical Graffiti Deluxe Edition Premiere. The complete, previously unreleased companion audio from the upcoming deluxe edition will be unveiled, followed by a live Q&A with legendary axeman and album producer Jimmy Page in front of a live audience at Olympic Studios in London, the same studio
Real Gone Has "Rhapsodies" In April From Dusty Springfield, Rick Wakeman, Jesse Winchester and More
One surefire cure for the winter blues is to think ahead to the warmer climates awaiting us in spring. And Real Gone Music is seeing to it that April 2015 will shower not only with rain but with a full slate of new releases! This batch includes a sprawling set from Yes’ Rick Wakeman produced the great Tony Visconti, two more visits down memory lane with Grateful Dead, plus some rare music from underrated singer/songwriters Craig Fuller and Eric Kaz, and Jesse Winchester. And that’s not
Review: Chicago, "XXXIV: Live in '75"
When they took the stage at Largo, Maryland's Capital Centre in June, 1975, nostalgia was foremost on the minds of the members of Chicago. Early in the set preserved by Rhino on Chicago XXXIV: Live in '75, comments are made from the stage with a great deal of surprise: "[Here's] another blast from the past!" "Nostalgia is in nowadays." "We would like to be nostalgic." Would the Robert Lamm, Walter Parazaider, Lee Loughnane and James Pankow of 1975 been able to conceive that they'd be playing
Duets: Re-Working the Catalogue
No, this isn't April Fool's. Van Morrison has announced a newest release: a duets album! But in a typically Morrison-esque twist, he's not re-recording his past hits but rather a selection of largely unheralded tracks from his discography. Guests include Michael Bublé , Natalie Cole, George Benson, Steve Winwood, Mark Knopfler, P.J. Proby, Georgie Fame, Mick Hucknall, Mavis Staples and the late Bobby Womack.
Postcards from Paradise
Ringo Starr's eighteenth album arrives just in time for his solo induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Guest musicians include members of Starr's most recent All-Starr Band, all of whom co-wrote one track with Starr: Todd Rundgren, Steve Lukather, Gregg Rolie, Richard Page, Warren Ham and Gregg Bissonette. Guest appearances are also promised from Joe Walsh, Richard Marx, Peter Frampton and Dave Stewart.
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