Featuring high-energy performances of tracks like Smokestack Lightning, Good Morning Little Schoolgirl, and I’m a Man, this release stands as one of the most authentic documents of the British blues boom. Stripped-down, intense, and uncompromising, Five Live Yardbirds is an essential listen for fans of classic blues-rock and live recordings with real edge.

Essential early British blues-rock. Raw, loud, and historic.

Tracklist:
1. Too Much Monkey Business
2. I Got Love If You Want It
3. Smokestack Lightnin’
4. Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
5. Respectable
6. Five Long Years
7. Pretty Girl
8. Louise
9. I’m a Man
10. Here ‘Tis

1-01 Fresh Air 9:56

1-02 New Year’s Jam 

1-03 Baby, Baby 4:26

1-04 Too Far 

1-05 Truth 7:54 

1-07 Doctor Feelgood 

1-08 Cobra 4:34

1-09 Song For Frisco 5:33

1-10 Mona 

1-11 Subway 

CD2

2-01 What About Me 6:27

2-02 Call On Me 15:30

2-03 Pride Of Man 

2-04 Local Colour 3:17

2-05 Not Fade Away 

2-06 Mojo 9:26

2-07 Freeway Flyer 7:08

Bonus Tracks (Studio Rehearsal From 1969)

2-08 Subway 1:43

2-09 Castles In The Sand 8:31

2-10 Look Over Yonder Wall / State Farm 3:51

2-11 Senor Blues

Using the very best available audio source, the concert has been meticulously restored and have never sounded better.

The gig features tracks from the recently released ‘Volunteers’ album, alongside live favourites from the band’s earlier days including the iconic singles, White Rabbit and Somebody To Love.

Also featured are three rarities in the form of one of their trademark improvised jams which showcased their brilliant musicianship and two non-album, rarely-heard numbers, ‘Mexico’ and ‘Uncle Sam Blues’.

Tracklist:
1. The Other Side of This Life
2. Somebody To Love
3. The Farm
4. Greasy Heart
5. Good Shepherd
6. Plastic Fantastic Lover
7. Uncle Sam Blues
8. Volunteers
9. White Rabbit
10. Won’t You Try/Saturday Afternoon
11. Jam
12. We Can Be Together
13. 3/5 of a Mile In 10 Seconds

Disc One

Live In Antibes – Volume 1 (Actuel 38)
1. The Early Bird – Part 1
2. The Early Bird – Part 2

Disc Two

Live In Antibes – Volume 2 (Actuel 39)
1. Huru – Part 1
2. Huru – Part 2

Featuring the classic Gong lineup at full strength, the album highlights Daevid Allen’s unmistakable vocals and surreal lyricism, alongside Steve Hillage’s first full contribution to the band—his fluid, melodic guitar work already hinting at the brilliance of his later solo recordings.

Quirky, technical and endlessly inventive, Angel’s Egg stands as one of Gong’s most distinctive statements and a key chapter in their progressive rock mythology.

Tracklist:
1. Other Side of the Sky
2. Sold To the Highest Buddha
3. Castle In the Clouds
4. Prostitute Poem
5. Givin My Luv To You
6. Selene
7. Flute Salad
8. Oily Way
9. Outer Temple
10. Inner Temple
11. Percolations
12. Love is How U Make It
13. I Never Glid Before
14. Eat That Phone Book Coda

Originally issued in November 1967 – copies barely trickled out of Texas, making original pressings not only expensive but clean copies impossible to find even 50 years ago.

Therefore, meticulous attention to detail has gone into this reissue in order to achieve a facsimile edition faithful to the original stereo pressing as issued by the International Artists Recording Corp.

If Psychedelic Sounds of The 13th Floor Elevators was the first bona fide psychedelic album, then the band surpassed themselves with what is critically regarded as THE masterpiece of psychedelia.

96KHZ-24bit transfers were made of an original pressing of the LP and a mixed master tape. When overlaid the audio matched, authenticating the tape’s provenance as an original cutting master. The number of processes from tape to lacquer were limited to an absolute minimum. No attempt was made to rebalance or EQ. A half speed master was then cut at Abbey Road Studios and a test pressing was then dubbed using the same process and the dynamic range compared against the original pressing.

The result was a better sounding pressing than the original!

SIDE A

1. Slip Inside This House
2. Slide Machine
3. She Lives (In A Time Of Her Own)
4. Nobody To Love
5. Baby Blue

SIDE B

1. Earthquake
2. Dust
3. (I’ve Got) Levitation
4. I Had To Tell You
5. Postures (Leave Your Body Behind)

This ground-breaking album not only defined psychedelic rock but informed punk a decade later, influencing everyone from Led Zeppelin to The Cramps. Originally issued in November 1966, this album has not only continued to gain importance but also world-wide recognition as the first bona fide psychedelic rock album.

This is a facsimile edition of the original mono mix, a faithful reproduction of what was pressed in 1966. It represents the authentic sound and TRANSFORMATIVE POWER of The Psychedelic Sounds of The 13^th Floor Elevators.

The mono pressing is highly prized for its uncompromising solid-sounding mix. Meticulous attention to detail has gone into this reissue and the digitisation to make sure every detailed nuance was preserved. A 96KHZ-24bit pass, using a valve signal at minus ten decibels (to eliminate turntable rumble), was conducted several times in order to gauge the best results. No attempt was made to rebalance or EQ. A half speed master was then cut at AIR Mastering and a test pressing was then dubbed using the same process and the dynamic range compared against the original pressing.

The result was a better sound pressing than the original!

SIDE A

1. You’re Gonna Miss Me
2. Roller Coaster
3. Splash One (Now I’m Home)
4. Reverberation (Doubt)
5. Don’t Fall Down

SIDE B

1. Fire Engine
2. Through The Rhythm
3. You Don’t Know
4. Kingdom Of Heaven
5. Monkey Island
6. Tried to Hide

Alongside hit singles ‘Lazy Sunday’ & ‘Afterglow’ & classic tracks ‘Rollin’ Over’ & ‘Song Of A Baker’, the album added a conceptual twist with the story of ‘Happiness Stan’ & the narrations of Stanley Unwin.

A chart-topping success in the UK for 6 weeks, the no.1 album represents the band’s finest hour, though soon after release, the Small Faces were no more, having morphed into the Faces and Humble Pie.

The new limited edition coloured vinyl has been cut at half-speed by Barry Grint at Air Studios to match 2018’s box-set edition (now sold out) and gives a better dynamic response, more defined & accurate sound with extended low frequency & smooth high frequency response.

Side 1

1. Ogdens` Nut Gone Flake
2. Afterglow
3. Long Ago’s And Worlds Apart
4. Rene
5. Song Of A Baker
6. Lazy Sunday

Side 2

1. Happiness Stan
2. Rollin` Over
3. The Hungry Intruder
4. The Journey
5. Mad John
6. HappyDaysToyTown

In 1959 he signed to the Bobbin label racking up a num-ber of regional hits before joining Stax Records in the mid-60s and becoming an international star. Following the label’s demise, he joined Utopia and later Tomato Re-cords in 1976. Albert stayed at Tomato for seven years releasing the funk and soul-tinged New Orleans Heat in 1978 produced by NOLA legend Allen Toussaint at his Sea-Saint Studios. Leading New Orleans session musi-cians give the songs – which include updates of several of King’s earlier classics such as ‘Born Under a Bad Sign’ and ‘I Get Evil’ – a real flavour of the Crescent City. Albert King continued to play concerts and festivals throughout America and Europe right up until his sud-den, premature, death after suffering a fatal heart attack in December 1992.

SIDE A

1. Get out of My Life Woman
2. Born Under a Bad Sign (Tomato recording)
3. The Feeling
4. We All Wanna Boogie
5. The Very Thought of You

SIDE B

1. I Got the Blues
2. I Get Evil
3. Angel of Mercy
4. Flat Tire

The project had its roots in a trio of singles released by the mysterious Broad Street Gang in 1971. The first, on the Cougar label called “Fair Skin Man” and its two follow-ups “L-o-v-e Love” and the title track from the album “Free The Black Man’s Chains”. Celebrated musicians on the sessions were Mitchell Rowe, Bobby Eli, Len Pakula, Daryl Hall, Ron Baker, Norman Harris, The Raelettes and strings arranged by Richie Rome.

A project like Free The Black Man’s Chains should have been perfect for the multi-media nature of GSF. The album could have led to a film in the way that it had for Jesus Christ Superstar, but instead like so many of the label’s releases, the album failed to make its mark due to a lack of promotion. GSF would barely reach its second birthday before it – and its parent company – shut down.

A Black Rock Opera

A1 L.C. Grier – Free The Black Man’s Chains
A2 L.C. Grier – “Slave” I Wanna Be Free
A3 L.C. Grier – It’s A Sad Black World
A4 L.C. Grier And Novella Edmonds – North To The Promised Land (Big Black Man)
A5 Novella Edmonds – Black Is Black
A6 Jr. Grier – Fair Skin Man

B1 L.C. Grier – Gone Is The Laughter With You
B2 Novella Edmonds – Somebody Bigger Than You And I
B3 L.C. Grier – Love (L.O.V.E.)
B4 L.C. GRIER – Tomorrow The Sun Will Shine
B5 L.C. Grier – Soul President
B6 Novella Edmonds, L.C. Grier – We Are Here (Finale)