George Harrison - The Vinyl Collection includes newly-remastered editions of 13 albums, from Wonderwall Music (1968) to the posthumously released Brainwashed (2002). Each album has been remastered at Capitol Studios from the original tapes and pressed onto 180-gram vinyl. The albums are all packaged in replica sleeves, and the entire set comes in one sturdy slipcase. While all of the LPs will be available individually, the box set will also contain exclusive 12-inch singles of "When We Was
Black and White Night 30
CD/DVD: Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K. TBD / Amazon Canada CD/BD: Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K. TBD / Amazon Canada Roy Orbison's all-star 1987 concert featuring friends Bruce Springsteen, Elvis Costello, Tom Waits, Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt, k.d. lang, J.D. Souther, T Bone Burnett and Jennifer Warnes returns in a new 30th anniversary edition on CD/DVD and CD/BD. Alex Orbison and co-editor Luke Chalk have re-edited the film using alternate camera angles and have put the concert into its original
Have You Seen Me Lately/Letters Never Sent
The U.K. Floating World label has a two-fer of Carly Simon's Arista albums Have You Seen Me Lately (1990) and Letters Never Sent (1994). Have You Seen Me has the hit "Better Not Tell Her," while Letters was inspired by her mother Andrea Simon and friend Jackie Onassis, and features appearances by Ben Taylor, Dave Stewart, Rosanne Cash, Taj Mahal, and Marc Cohn. The label promises that this package has been approved by Carly, and features new liner notes by Alan Robinson as well as lyrics.
13: Expanded Edition
Light in the Attic continues its Lee Hazlewood Archive Series with an expanded edition of Hazlewood's 13. This most unusual album began life as an album by producer-arranger-songwriter Larry Marks, Hazlewood's LHI Records associate. Marks had taken some of Hazlewood's best songs and arranged them with a funky R&B vibe, but the album sat unreleased. Lee recorded his own voice over Larry's, creating the album released as 13. LITA adds four bonus tracks (finally giving the album 13
Wayfaring Strangers: Ladies From The Canyon
Numero Group revisits its acclaimed 2006 compilation on vinyl. This set features 13 folk-rock-flavored tracks "culled from beyond the crop of critic-revisionist darlings Linda Perhacs, Judee Sill, or Vashti Bunyan," drawing instead on "unlikely heroines who sang beneath the infrastructure of the music business."
La-La Means I Love You: Expanded Edition
Funky Town Grooves U.K. expands the classic 1968 debut album by The Delfonics with five bonus singles. La-La Means I Love You features such Thom Bell/William Hart classics as the title track, "I'm Sorry," and "Break Your Promise" plus covers of "Hurt So Bad," "The Look of Love" and "Alfie."
The Doors: 50th Anniversary Edition
This super deluxe reissue of the 1967 debut from The Doors is similarly formatted to Rhino's 40th anniversary edition of the Ramones' self-titled debut released last year. Across the first two discs, the original stereo and mono mixes will be included (the mono mix is presented here on CD for the first time while the stereo mix makes its first appearance since a new mix was created by engineer Bruce Botnick in 2007). A third disc includes more vintage live recordings, from San Francisco's
Fresh Cream: Super Deluxe Edition
The super deluxe edition of Cream's debut album Fresh Cream offers three CDs and one Blu-ray Audio disc with a treasure trove of extras. In addition to mono and stereo mixes of the original U.K. album, the set includes a myriad of mono single and EP material (including two ultra-rare French mono EPs), seven brand-new stereo remixes of album tracks and ten unreleased outtakes, and four complete and unedited BBC session appearances in 1966 and 1967. The Blu-ray Audio features 24/96 KHz
Chicago II: Steven Wilson Remix
Chicago's second album gets a fully remixed edition from producer Steven Wilson, created from the original 16-track multitrack tapes and sure to highlight previously unheard or overlooked elements of this rock classic! Available on CD, with an LP edition to follow later in 2017.
Live at The Paradiso (Soft Purple Vinyl Edition)
Early prog-rock band Soft Machine was formed in 1966 in the U.K. The group opened for Jimi Hendrix on this 1968 North American tour and actually broke up during that time. But they reformed due to contractual obligations to record their second album, Volume 2, released in September 1969. A little earlier than that, in March 1969, they performed at the Paradiso in Amsterdam. That concert has been available before on CD but Real Gone is putting out the first vinyl edition of Live at the
Relax Your Mind
Folk bandleader Jim Kweskin led his Jug Band during the 1960s and recorded several albums for Vanguard records during the decade, recording primarily pre-World War II music. For his third album on Vanguard, however, Kweskin decided to record a solo album and only used two members of the Jug Band for backing. Released in 1965, Relax Your Mind features various styles from folk to African music. It makes its U.S. CD debut here from Real Gone.
Coryell
Real Gone remasters and reissues a jazz-rock gem from guitarist Larry Coryell. 1969's Coryell offers a blend of improvised and arranged pieces, with an all-star cast of sidemen that includes Ron Carter, Bernard Purdie, Albert Stinson, Chuck Rainey, and Free Spirits bandmate Jim Pepper. This reissue features new liner notes featuring quotes from Coryell himself.
The Best of the Dualtone Years
Late singer-songwriter Guy Clark (1941-2016) is celebrated on this new 2-CD anthology. The Best of the Dualtone Years chronicles the progressive country hero's 2006-2013 period at the Dualtone label during which time he recorded four well-received albums including the Grammy-winning My Favorite Picture of You. This release premieres three previously unreleased demos, and features new liner notes by Holly Gleason.
Hot Coffey In The D
Resonance Records gives a first-time release to a set of live recordings made by guitarist and Funk Brother Dennis Coffey at Morey Baker's Showplace Lounge in Detroit in 1968. Coffey is joined for this smoking set of instrumental R&B by organist Lyman Woodard (former musical director for Martha Reeves & the Vandellas) and drummer Melvin Davis (Smokey Robinson, Wayne Kramer) on original songs as well as covers of Burt Bacharach, Jimmy Webb, and Herbie Hancock. It's all lavishly packaged
Motel Shot: Expanded Edition
Motel Shot, released in 1971, was Delaney and Bonnie's fourth studio album and third overall album on Atco. Real Gone has given it an expanded reissue with eight recently discovered tracks from the album's original 1970 sessions. Featuring Leon Russell, Joe Cocker, Duane Allman, Gram Parsons, and Bobby Whitlock, among others, the album has never previously appeared on CD outside of Japan. It has been remastered by Bill Inglot and features liner notes by Pat Thomas with quotes from Bonnie
Archive Collection: Flowers in the Dirt
DELUXE EDITION (3CD/1DVD) (Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K. / Amazon Canada TBD) SPECIAL EDITION (2CD) (Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K. / Amazon Canada TBD) VINYL (2LP) (Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K. / Amazon Canada TBD) Paul McCartney reassesses his 1989 album Flowers in the Dirt in a variety of formats. All boast a remastered version of the original 13-track album (including the CD and cassette bonus track "Où est le Soleil?") as the centerpiece, while the 3-CD/1-DVD Deluxe Edition Box Set and 2-CD
The Definitive Collection
Real Gone has collected 40 tracks - including 38 chart hits - from the late country superstar Lynn Anderson on the 2-CD The Definitive Collection (previously issued online as a volume of The Essential series). Remastered by Vic Anesini at Battery Studios and annotated by TSD's own Joe Marchese, this set draws from Lynn's Chart and Columbia sides, including "Ride, Ride, Ride," "You're My Man," "How Can I Unlove You," "What a Man, My Man Is," "Keep Me in Mind," "Mother, May I" (a duet with her
Love Me By Name: Expanded Edition
Real Gone Music brings Lesley Gore's sole album for A&M Records, 1975's Love Me By Name, to CD for the very first time anywhere in the world! Love Me By Name reunited Lesley with producer Quincy Jones, and featured an A-list of guests including Herbie Hancock, Tom Scott, Toots Thielemans, Dave Grusin, and The Brothers Johnson as it touched on pop, disco, jazz, and funk. This newly-remastered reissue adds two bonus tracks - the unique single versions of "Immortality" and "Give It To Me,
The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh: Expanded Edition
Second Disc Records and Real Gone Music are tipping off 2017 with the first-ever CD release of Thom Bell's soulful soundtrack to 1979's The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh, featuring an all-star line-up including The Four Tops, The Spinners, Bell and James, Phyllis Hyman, The Delfonics' William "Poogie" Hart, and The Sylvers, plus country superstar Loretta Lynn, ragtime legend Eubie Blake, and the one and only Doc Severinsen. This edition, newly remastered by Sean Brennan at Sony's Battery Studios,
Dream: The Lost Recordings
53 never-before-released recordings (originally aired on radio broadcasts) from the late, great vocalist Margaret Whiting are available for the first time on this beautiful new release on the Sepia label! You'll hear her tackle songs she never recorded commercially including standards such as "Skylark," "And the Angels Sing," "Embraceable You," "Georgia on My Mind," and many more!
Monkees 50
Monkees 50 offers 50 tracks on 3 CDs spanning the band's entire career from "(Theme From) The Monkees," "Last Train to Clarksville," "Take a Giant Step" and "Papa Gene's Blues" on 1966's The Monkees right up through "She Makes Me Laugh" and "You Bring the Summer" on Good Times! Both familiar tunes and lesser-known selections alike are included on this anniversary sampler.
The 1966 Live Recordings
36 discs of music from Bob Dylan's 1966 world tour - every recording of the tour known to exist - are brought together on this monumental new collection. Read our full review here!
Kylie Christmas: Snow Queen Edition
Kylie Minogue's 2015 Christmas album, featuring duets with Iggy Pop, James Corden, the late Frank Sinatra and others, is expanded with six new bonus tracks including a cover of Roy Wood's "I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day" and a duet with Mika on Paul McCartney's "Wonderful Christmastime."
Thin Red Line [Expanded Edition]
Varese Vintage brings the 1980 Planet Records debut of power-pop band The Cretones to CD. Though The Cretones were overshadowed at the time by Linda Ronstadt's having covered three of their songs on her new wave-influenced Mad Love album, this reissue gives the four-person group headed by Mark Goldenberg and Peter Bernstein a chance to shine. This remastered edition boasts three previously unreleased bonus tracks: "Mood Vertigo," "Quit It," and "Taking the World with Kisses."
Wonderful Words of Life: The Inspirational Recordings
Pioneering African-American pop-jazz quartet The Mills Brothers has had a long and storied career, getting their professional start all the way back in 1928. They recorded over 2000 songs and had hits over several decades, including the #2 "Glow Worm" in 1952. While concentrating mostly on The Great American Songbook, the group did record some gospel numbers. The 16-track Wonderful Words of Life - The Inspirational Recordings anthologizes this aspect of their recording career. It features
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