The second half of the Carter Family's recorded output largely rests with the contents of this CD. It's their output for Columbia's OKeh and Conqueror labels, 17 of the 20 recorded over five days in May 1935 and the final three from an October 1940 session. In typical Carter Family fashion, the material is wide ranging and eclectic, running from British folk music ("Black Jack David," "Sinking in the Lonesome Sea") to gospel ("On the Rock Where Moses Stood," "River of Jordan") to...   [ read more ]

CD $7.59

VINYL FORMAT. Immediately after the release of the Chiswick single, Jeff Hill recruited drummer Dave Buckley (ex-Moonshine, who recorded a 1976 EP titled Too Young To Love Me) and bass player Ray Humphries, and played their first gig in Burtonwood on October 19. A few demos were taped in Warrington on November 26, two days before entering London's Pathway Studios to record a second 7-inch for Chiswick, which never saw the light of day. In the second half of 1978 a deal with Rabid Records was negotiated and...   [ read more ]

7" $8.99

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VINYL FORMAT. Repressed on 180-gram HQ virgin vinyl! The original stereo mixes of the legendary Strange Days album. Exact replica of the original artwork and inner sleeves. The laquers were cut at Bernie Grundman Mastering in Hollywood, CA under the direct supervision of original Doors producer/engineer Bruce Botnick and Electra Records founder Jac Holzman. Strange Days, first out in October '67, went to #3 and introduced the Doors classics "People Are Strange," "Love Me Two Times" and "Strange Days."

LP $24.98

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