All on the First Day was extremely Incredible String Band-influenced in its minimal folk-rock, particularly in Tony Dore's vocals. While it might be a lot smaller in the range of instruments, and thinner in depth of production than the old Incredible String Band records, it's also mighty more tuneful and accessible to conventional pop ears. The threesome have a good knack for catchy tunes with minor chords aplenty, without any of the wavering drone-grate categorizing much of the ISB's ...   [ read more ]

CD $16.13

Producer Alfred Lion was very impressed when he attended John Hammond's Spirituals to Swing concert of Dec. 23, 1938, which had introduced boogie woogie pianists Albert Ammons and Meade Lux Lewis to New York audiences. Two weeks later, he started the Blue Note label by recording nine Ammons solos, eight by Lewis, and a pair of heated duets during a single day. All of the music (except an untitled original by Meade Lux Lewis slated to be issued by Blue Note in the future) is...   [ read more ]

CD $11.38

#65 Seller of 2005! Five years ago, after a handful of 12'' singles, Rajko Mueller released the Rest album which blew minds around the world. House music had been stagnant for so long but Rajko found new ways to breathe life into it and made it sound as exciting as the day it was first born in Chicago. He also did something else, he created something entirely new and fresh-sounding and made one of the few 'dance' albums that stood up to long term listening. To this day it sounds like it came from another ...   [ read more ]

CD $18.99

Other people also bought:

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah  Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Art Brut  Bang Bang Rock & Roll, The Boy Least Likely To  The Best Party Ever