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Kim Fowley: Times Have Changed
Kim Fowley was an American record producer, singer, songwriter and...
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SVT: The Price of Sex
Unique video compilation of SVT's self-produced music videos.
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Spring Break Reunion
Live performances by The Drifters, Little Anthony, The Crystals, Del...
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Paul Newman Trilogy
Three rare television performances by legendary actor, Paul Newman (Road...
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Reggae Live In Jamaica
Performances by Bunny Wailer, Ziggy Marley & The Melody Makers....
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1960's Psychedelic Radio Commercials
A nostalgic look back at '60s radio spots. Available at
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Peter Tosh: Live at My Father's Place
Hear Peter Tosh's authentic glory as one of reggae’s greatest artist’s...
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Peter, Paul & Mommy, Too
Peter, Paul and Mary continue their folk music magic for children and...
The best classic music on vinyl, CD and digital
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Mississippi John Hurt Live at Oberlin...
Legendary bluesman Mississippi John Hurt most sought after, legendary performance.
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Mississippi John Hurt: The 1928 Sessions
These Mississippi John Hurt tracks were taken from lovingly restored 78 RPM recordings from Okeh Records 1928 release. The initial releases were commercial failures and Oken went out of business during the Great Depression.
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Flamin' Groovies: Now
Flamin’ Groovies Now was released in the late spring of 1978 and coincided with a lengthy tour of the UK and Europe. Available on LP and CD.
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Bukka White & Skip James Live, Cafe Au Go...
Nehemiah “Skip” James and Booker T. Washington “Bukka” White perform live at Cafe Au Go Go in Greenwich Village, New York, Available on CD.
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Paul Butterfield Live in New York, 1970
Paul Butterfield Live in New York, 1970. Available on 2-LP and CD.
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Brain Hogan: Mulholland Drive
Brian Hogan's music is in the vein of Dwight Yoakum, The Mavericks, Chris Isaak and alt-country/honky-tonk. Available on bandcamp
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The Stand: Replay
The Stand have often been compared to The Raspberries, The Plimsouls, The Replacements and The Knack. Available at bandcamp
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Maureen and the Mercury 5: The Keepin 'Kind
Guaranteed to please fans of Imelda May, Brian Setzer, Any Winehouse, The Yeah, Yeah, Yeahs, The Blasters and the Reverend Horton Heat. Available on bandcamp
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Smash: Milk It For All It's Worth
It's not bubblegum, but sweet enough to be that close, power pop with a decidedly 70's flavor. Songs may be reminiscent of the Turtles-like happy-go-lucky sunshine harmonies, the Monkees energy, the Cowsills joyous music but this is guitar based power pop at it's best. Available on bandcamp
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The Ultrasuede Greatest Hits
The Ultra Suede features five songwriters, vocalists, arrangers, and musicians all of whom have been/are involved with many bands of varying degrees of success but all agree on one thing: the music. Available on bandcamp
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Moving Sidewalks: The Complete Collection
The complete music of ZZ Top front man Billy Gibbons early bands. Available at
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Phil Ochs: Best of the Rest--Rare and...
The Warner/Chappell demos which make up the main portion of this new album represent a time period spanning Ochs’ last two albums for Elektra: I Ain’t Marching Anymore and In Concert, when Phil was finding his full strength as a songwriter and moving to include the lyrical in his repertoire, alongside the topical and satirical. Available on
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Merry Christmas from Buck Owens and Sarah...
Buck Owens (of Buck Owens and the Buckaroos) and Susan Raye put a country twist on the most beloved Christmas classics. Available at
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Peter Tosh: Live at My Father's Place
Hear Peter Tosh's authentic glory as one of reggae’s greatest artist’s ever turns Long Island into Short Island and takes its music community into his heart and soul. Available on LP at
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Reggae Live In Jamaica
Performances by Bunny Wailer, Ziggy Marley & The Melody Makers. Chrissie Hynde, Toots Hibbert, Grace Jones, Carlos Santana, The Neville Brothers and Jimmy Cliff.
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Kim Fowley: Times Have Changed
Kim Fowley was an American record producer, singer, songwriter and musician. He is best known for managing the Runaways in the 1970s. Available on LP soon.
