South London’ s Oscar Jerome announced his highlyanticipated debut album ‘Breathe Deep’, due for release on July 10th 2020 via Caroline International.A staple of the capital’ s burgeoning jazz scene – previously collaborating with everyone from Shabaka Hutchings to Moses Boyd and Yussef Dayes – the ‘Breathe Deep’ LP sees Oscar bring in an army of collaborators that he says have been an integral part of his journey so far. Other guests include friends in Ezra Collective, Sons of Kemet and Maisha, as well as the critically acclaimed singersongwriter Lianne La Havas. The record arrives off the back of a fastgrowing catalogue that’ s seen the Norwichborn guitarist and vocalist pick up frequent support and playlisting from the likes of 6 Music, Radio 1 and 1Xtra and embark on packedout tours around the US, UK, Europe and Australia including a tour with American jazz maestro Kamasi Washington and his biggest headliner to date at London’ s Heaven.Talking about his debut album, Oscar says “‘Breathe Deep’ is a pretty broad presentation of who I am musically and my journey to get to this point. On a personal level, it’ s a reflection of the effort put in during that path of selfbettering, both emotionally and in life more broadly. It’ s about preparing oneself for failure and growing from that. Taking a moment to step back and see where things are going and where one has been. It also addresses the resilience of people, which is reflected in the more political moments on the album. The world is a messed up place but people still find ways of preparing themselves for it.”
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Elemental Child Live In 1970 Purple Heavyweight Vinyl by Tyrannosaurus Rex
Tyrannosaurus Rex, live from the Progressive Rock Festival, Sporthalle, Koumlln, Germany on 4th April 1970Marc Bolan replaced Steve Took with Mickey Finn in late October 1969, and the revised duo recorded A Beard Of Stars, which was released in March 1970. A few days later, they travelled to Germany to play at Cologne’ s Progressive Pop Festival.Appearing late in the afternoon of the second day, they performed a mixture of psychedelic folk, pop and rock, clearly pointing the way towards their huge success later in the year. Their complete set, broadcast on WDRFM, is presented here together with background notes and images.
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This World and Body Gold Heavyweight Vinyl by Marion
Marion formed in Manchester in 1994, releasing their debut single on Rough Trade. Signed to London Records, the band found themselves bundled in with the Britpop scene, and made their national TV debut by performing Sleep on Channel 4s cult TV show The Word in February 1995.The band gigged throughout 1995, building up a fan base, and supported Morrissey on his Boxers tour. This World And Body was released in February 1996 and entered the top ten of the UK album chart.Demon Records is proud to present a new edition of This World And Body, pressed on 180g heavyweight translucent gold vinyl.
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Still Bill Heavyweight Vinyl by Bill Withers
Still Bill boasts the classic Bill Withers sound warm and easily accessible, with a depth and complexity that reveals itself over numerous plays.This high level of songwriting is sustained throughout the record, making this probably his best record ever.
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Menagerie Heavyweight Vinyl by Bill Withers
First reissue since 1978 Includes the hit Lovely Day. Theres a relaxed vibe running through every note even in the more uptempo songs and a consistency here that shows Bill at his best.
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Live At Carnegie Hall Double Heavyweight Vinyl by Bill Withers
Regarded as one of the best live performances in the history of Soul music. With beautiful renditions of his classics Aint No Sunshine, Use Me, Grandmas Hands and of course his biggest hit Lean On Me.
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+’Justments Heavyweight Vinyl by Bill Withers
Justments was released in 1974, the heyday of Bill Withers unique soul croon. Withers got to pick his own band to back him up. He chose members of Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band, a group that rose to fame in the Funk scene in the early Seventies.
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Tones Of Town Yellow Heavyweight Vinyl by Field Music
Ten year anniversary of Field Music’ s hugely acclaimed second album.
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There Will Be Blood Heavyweight Vinyl by Jonny Greenwood
Please allow 1014 days for dispatch.Jonny Greenwood has composed a hauntingly dramatic instrumental score for oscarnominated director Paul Thomas Andersons ambitious new film, There Will Be Blood. An adaptation of the upton sinclair novel oil, the movie features Daniel DayLewis in what the hollywood reporter has described as a powerhouse performance… its a certain awards contender. Greenwoods remarkable compositions, written primarily for strings, have already garnered considerable praise in advance reviews. There Will be Blood takes Anderson in a radically different direction than his celebrated earlier films, Boogie Nights and Magnolia dazzling, attentiongrabbing movies marked by multiple plot lines, ensemble casts and surreal visual elements. andersons New Work is a stark period piece filmed on arid texas plains critics have likened it to the brilliantly austere work of such revered directors as Stanley Kubrick and Terence Malick days of heaven. The hollywood reporter called Greenwoods score captivating…greatly contributing to the sense that tectonic forces lie beneath the drama. The soundtrack to There will be Blood will appeal to serious moviemusic fans, who will appreciate this rare find an intelligent, beautiful and deeply cinematic orchestrated score performed by the BBC concert orchestra and London Sinfonietta that can hold its own next to the classic work of such composers as Bernard Herrman, Elmer Bernstein and Ennio Morricone.
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The Best Of Muddy Waters Brown Heavyweight Vinyl by Muddy Waters
This album contains a dozen of Muddy Waters most successful recording for Chess Records, including ‘Hoochie Coochie Man’ and ‘I Just Want To Make Love To You’, both of which became the staple repertoire of British blues bands and mod scene during the 60s.