A Larum, the debut album by singer and actor Johnny Flynn, was recorded in Seattle and is one of those rare albums that immediately creates its own world – Originally released on Vertigo Records in May 2008, this re-issue faithfully replicates the original 2LP release’s pop up gatefold sleeve and is pressed on 180g vinyl. …
Working with the New Symphonia Orchestra, conducted by Martyn Ford, Caravan played London’s Theatre Royal Drury Lane in October 1973 to promote their brand new work, For Girls Who Grow Plump In The Night – Although the whole show was recorded, only a single LP was released – Here, for the first time on vinyl, …
Originally issued on A&M Records in 1975, Diamonds & Rust marked a change in direction for Joan Baez; it gave her songs of the heart and politics an unashamedly commercial veneer, returning her to the US Top 20 for the first time in four years. This re-issue, released to mark the album’s 50th anniversary, faithfully …
Our Level 42 vinyl re-issues continue with two more albums being re-issued heavyweight black vinyl, World Machine and Running In The Family, both due for release in November. This re-issue of World Machine, Level 42’s 1985 breakthrough album, is presented with scrupulous attention to the detail of the original UK first pressings and available in …
Originally issued on Decca’s Deram imprint in 1970, Bill Fay’s debut album is a soulful and introspective folk-rock masterpiece. With its warm, lush arrangements and heartfelt lyrics, it showcases Fay’s poetic storytelling and enduring from-the-heart emotion. This 180g vinyl re-issue replicates the original UK stereo pressing. Produced by Peter Eden and orchestrated by Michael Gibbs, …