Sara HoodThe first official Rolling Stones rarities collection, originally released in June 1975 to try and outwit the bootleggers. The release combines some legendary out-takes and rarities as well as focusing on the wealth of demos … Read more >
30th Annivesary edition of one of the most symbolic concerts of all time. Recorded in ‘no man’s land’ between the Brandenburg Gate & Potsdamer Platz in Berlin, just 8 months after the fall of The … Read more >
The band recorded a live five track set at the iconic BBC Maida Vale studios, performing four songs from their latest album ‘War Music’, along with a mash up of ‘It’s Not Ok/Rather Be Dead’ … Read more >
Released in 1970, a month before The Beatles’ swansong ‘Let It Be’, ‘McCartney’ was Paul McCartney’s first solo album. To mark the 50th anniversary of the album’s release. the album will be re-issued on 180gm … Read more >
Built on classic country’s unapologetic embrace of grown-up themes, Midland’s oeuvre is filled with plenty of drinking songs, cheating songs, and seduction songs. Recorded at North Hollywood’s long shuttered Palomino club during the band’s one … Read more >
First release on vinyl for the soundtrack to the 1977 film ‘Metroland’ by British director Philip Saville. As well as 7 original Mark Knopfler compositions, the soundtrack includes the Dire Straits hit single ‘Sultans of … Read more >
These are recordings from the Here Comes The Cowboy sessions that did not make the album. Released on limited edition purple vinyl.
40th Anniversary 2LP edition of ‘dub poet’, Lint Kwesi Johnsons’s classic 1980 album, released on Island Records, with additional LP, ‘LKJ In Dub’, featuring dub versions of tracks from Bass Culture and previous studio LP … Read more >
Originally released in 2010. Night Train is an 8 track EP which debuted at #1 in the UK. 2020 marks the 10th anniversary and this will be the first time it’s been made available on … Read more >
Written, recorded and released in just 10 days in January 1970, Instant Karma! was to become one of John Lennon’s biggest and most popular singles. Featuring George Harrison, this was the first time any Beatle … Read more >