Summer Song: Real Gone's June Slate Includes Live Music from Fanny Plus More from Israel Vibration, Smoking Popes, and Stina Nordenstam

By Randy Fairman | June 6, 2024 | 1 Comment

Real Gone's slate for June has an international flavor to it featuring recordings from Germany and artists from Jamaica and Sweden.  All four of these projects are hitting store shelves tomorrow, June 7.  Read on for all of the details. First up is Live on Beat Club '71-'72 from Fanny.  When Richard Perry signed the […]

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Good Lovin': Massive Rascals Collection Offers Group's Entire Atlantic Catalogue, Plus Unreleased Tracks

By Mike Duquette | June 6, 2024 | 1 Comment

A new collection from Now Sounds offers a most comprehensive look at blue-eyed soul band The Rascals. It's Wonderful: The Complete Atlantic Studio Recordings, released May 31, offers expanded editions of the group's seven studio albums issued between 1966 and 1971, including four albums in stereo and mono mixes and a selection of bonus tracks […]

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Little Bit of Love: Iconoclassic Reissues, Remasters, and Expands Dwight Twilley's "Jungle"

By Joe Marchese | June 6, 2024 | 0 Comments

Tomorrow, June 7, Iconoclassic Records is saying: Welcome to the Jungle.  The label is reissuing the late, great Dwight Twilley's 1984 album Jungle for the first time on CD in a 40th anniversary expanded edition featuring six bonus tracks (four of which are previously unreleased). Twilley's third solo album and second on EMI America, Jungle […]

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This Ain't No Foolin' Around: Talking Heads' Expanded 'Stop Making Sense' Comes to CD/Blu-ray with Atmos Mix

By Mike Duquette | June 5, 2024 | 3 Comments

For good reason, the Talking Heads have gotten a lot of mileage out of their triumphant restoration of the live concert film Stop Making Sense. Brilliantly remastered and reissued in theaters last year by A24 - an event that got the group to reunite for multiple interviews to promote it, including just last night at the […]

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Living Proof: Sylvester's Complete 1979 "Live at the Opera House" Coming from Craft Recordings

By Joe Marchese | June 5, 2024 | 2 Comments

March 11, 1979 was the evening that cemented dance superstar Sylvester's legend.  The 3,100+-seat San Francisco War Memorial Opera House, home since 1932 to the San Francisco Opera company, was filled to capacity with fans who'd come to see their hometown hero in his singular splendor.   Mayor Dianne Feinstein had sent city supervisor and gay […]

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