Saturday, 18 July 2026

Jimmy Lewis - Totally Involved (1974)

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Jimmy Lewis released his first solo LP in 1974, but make no mistake. By that time, Lewis could rightfully be deemed a Veteran of  Soul… A prolific songwriter, the Georgia-bred artist had worked for or with a host of people, including Ray Charles, Little Richard and Bobby Womack. Totally Involved is a Southern soul album released by singer, songwriter, and producer Jimmy Lewis in recorded for the Hotlanta label in 1974.
A fantastic album of southern  soul, and one that’s often overlooked in discussions of the genre during the 70’s. 
Despite the fact that it’s on the Hotlanta label which cut a fair bit of club-oriented work the record’s a great batch of mid and slow tempo tracks with an excellent rootsy soul style, fantastic lyrics, and great vocals by Jimmy. 
The songwriting is excellent, with the kind of sophisticated yet rootsy sound that you’d get from 70s geniuses like Sam Dees or Sidney Joe Qualls.
Super funky soul lp by Jimmy Lewis titled totally together. 
This record features ill vocals and killer hip hop breaks and samples. 
This is the kind of  music to put a smile on anyones face. Tune after tune of sweet vocal soul jams. Take a listen to the sound clip as this record is a real nugget. 
In a sense, this man ‘behind the scenes’ also delivered one of the very last all-out, full-length Southern Soul albums. 
Recorded for Hotlanta in 1974, ‘Totally Involved’ is a veritable collage of sounds echoing a decade of Sweet Southern Soul music.
Lewis, renowned for his gritty, no-nonsense adlibs and spoken introes, preaches hard on the virtues of ‘plain jane’ women on the album opening “It Ain’t What’s on The Woman“. 
His at times hilarious, raspy-voiced monologue perfectly complements the belting, wailing, testifyin’ vocal. Set to a lazy, bluesy beat and accentuated by a purring organ and sweet female backing vocals, this is 100% pure and uncut Southern Soul old-school style.
And that’s just the beginning. Lewis continues his philosophical musings on the mid-tempo, cruisin’ “There Ain’t No Man (That Can’t Be Caught)“, with its infectious xylophone, blaring horns and Jimmy’s incredible rappin’! 
Lewis often overdubbed his own voice for a second vocal, adding punchy, on-the-mark adlibs. Jazz
One of his best known tracks is up next, the steady rollin’ “Is That Any Way to Treat a Lady?“, a hard socking jam with jaunty guitars, incisive bass, deliciously arranged strings and a frantic Sam Cooke-ish vocal finale (‘This song reminds me of Sam!’)
Deep, deep Soul follows with the slow grinding, devastatingly hard blues of “How Long Is a Heartache Supposed to Last?” Jimmy’s cracklin’, gruffy, lowdown pipes are terrific here, belting and testifying over a gospelish piano, again adding an effective second vocal (“Monk and Basie… used to be my thing… but since that woman left me… all I play is B.B. King!”, putting in one of those classic B.B.-howls for good measure).
In contrast, “Thank You” is the most ‘sophisticated’ tune. It has a slight Philly Soul groove, but Jimmy’s smokey vocal and the fatback drums make it unabashedly Southern in the end.
The jousty, zesty R&B drive of “Go on Live Your Life” revisits the same issue addressed in the opening track, another sermon delivered with dyed in the red Georgia soil grit and passion.
“That Won’t Stop Me From Loving You” is the darkest tune; minor-keyed and haunting on the bridge (sounds classical there, even) and carried by a percolating, hypnotizing groove.
Jimmy ends his masterpiece with another divine piece of old-school gutbucket Southern Soul: “Help Me Understand You” flows gently along, while Lewis’ raspy, but roaring voice (“Baby how do ya think we’re ever gonna git our thang TOGETHARRRR”) is raw beyond raw, with some superbly subdued strings and country church backing vocals sweetening things up just the tiniest bit.


Tracklist

1.  It Ain’t What’s On The Woman  - 5:10
2.  There Ain’t No Man That Can’t Be Caught  - 3:14
3.  Is That Any Way To Treat A Lady  - 4:02
4.  How Long Is A Heartache Supposed To Last  - 4:46
5.  Thank You  - 3:51
6.  Go On Live Your Life - 3:41
7.  That Won’t Stop Me From Loving You - 4:29
8.  Help Me Understand You  - 4:07

All songs are written by Jimmy Lewis


Musicians
Bass -Henry Davis
Bass - Wilton Felder
Drums - Ed Greene
Guitar - Arthur Wright
Guitar - David T Walker
Guitar - Pete Fox
Keyboards - James Anthony Carmichael
Percussion - Joe Clayton
Percussion - King Errisson
Background Vocals - Gloria Jones
Background Vocals - Oma Heard
Background Vocals - Susaye Greene Brown
Vocals - Jimmy Lewis

Liner Notes
Producer - Jimmy Lewis
Arranged By - Jimmy Lewis
Arranged By - Arthur Wright (Tracks 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
Engineer - David Braithwaite, Ollie E Brown

Artwork - Creative Services Inc
Design - Peter Gordy
Photography - Wilson

Phonographic Copyright General Recording Corporation
Copyright General Recording Corporation

Notes
Released: 1974
Genre: Funk / Soul
Runtime:  33:22
 

Friday, 17 July 2026

Parliament - The 12'' COLLECTION and More (1999)

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Parliament was an American funk band formed in 1968 by George Clinton as a flagship act of his P-Funk collective. 
Evolving out of an earlier vocal group, Parliament became associated with a more commercial and less rock-oriented sound than its sister act Funkadelic. Their work incorporated Afrofuturist concepts, horn arrangements, synthesizer, and outlandish theatrics.
Released in 1999, The 12'' COLLECTION and More by Parliament is an 8-track compilation album that brings together rare 12" mixes, extended disco edits, and previously unreleased alternate versions of the band's pioneering P-Funk tracks.
This compilation is a favorite among crate-diggers and funk enthusiasts because it includes extended grooves and hard-to-find promotional edits that are difficult to locate elsewhere.
Includes Aqua Boogie; Flash Light (original 12" versions); Theme from The Black Hole/The Big Bang Theory (original 12" disco edit); Up for the Down Stroke (previously unreleased alternate spoken rap version); Oh I (previously unreleased original Parliament version), and more.


Tracklist

1.  Parliament - Aqua Boogie (A Psychoalphadiscobetabioaquadoloop) (Original 12" Version) - 9:22
2.  Parliament - Flash Light (Original 12" Version) - 10:42
3.  Parliament - Agony Of Defeet (Original Promotion-Only 12" Version) - 9:05
4.  Parlet - Ridin' High (Original Promotion-Only 12" Version) - 9:41
5.  Parliament - Oh I (Original Parliament Version) - 7:11
6.  Parliament - Up For The Down Stroke (Alternate Version) - 5:39
7.  Parliament - Testify (Original Group Vocal Version) - 4:03
8.  Parliament - Theme From The Black Hole / The Big Bang Theory (Original 12" Disco Edit) - 11:46


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Notes
Released: 1999
Series:  Funk Essentials, Funk Essentials
Genre:  Funk / Soul
Style:  P.Funk
Runtime:  1:07:54

The Waterboys - Atlantic Rain: The Lost Fisherman's Blues Recordings (2026)

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THE WATERBOYS 'Fisherman's Blues' album sessions have been revisited for a brand new 3CD and 3LP Vinyl box set featuring previously unreleased recordings. Almost 400 multi-track tape reels, totalling 150 hours of music, were recorded during the Waterboys' famous Fisherman's Blues sessions of 1986-88. 
Among these were 80 tapes with no song titles, just rough notes like "jam" or "unknown." 
In 2024 band leader Mike Scott went through most of these, listening to them for the first time since they were recorded, and discovering in the process dozens of tracks the band had forgotten about; lost recordings, some improvised on the spot, others painstakingly worked on, that in many cases equal the quality of those on the original classic 1988 album. 
Scott has compiled these into a triple CD and vinyl collection titled THE LOST FISHERMAN'S BLUES RECORDINGS. This fascinating release will gain much attention and will come with a book containing 15,000 words of Scott's own sleeve notes plus lyrics and unseen photos.
Atlantic Rain: The Lost Fisherman's Blues Recordings is a triple-disc collection by The Waterboys. 
It features 25 previously unreleased or "lost" tracks unearthed by Mike Scott from the 1986–1988 Fisherman's Blues sessions. 
The release includes unreleased originals, traditional folk, Irish jigs, and covers of songs by Bob Dylan, Prince, and The Beatles
The compilation is split into three thematic segments across either 3 CDs or a triple-LP:

Disc 1 (Atlantic Rain): Contains eight previously unreleased studio tracks, including the soul version of "Too Close To Heaven" and "Come Back To Galway".

Disc 2 (Indian Summer): A collection of outtakes, traditional acoustic songs, and covers such as Prince's "When Doves Cry" and Bob Dylan's "Knockin' On Heavens Door".

Disc 3 (Fisherman's Jam): Features sprawling, ecstatic instrumental freakouts and extended studio jams, culminating in a 13-minute version of The Beatles' "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band"


Tracklist

1.  Too Close To Heaven (Soul Version) - 5:34
2.  Come Back To Galway - 8:51
3.  The Man With The Wind At His Heels - 7:14
4.  And Then The Gods - 2:47
5.  Light Shine On Me - 3:11
6.  Endless Store - 5:37
7.  This Land Is Your Land (Studio Version) - 4:56
8.  Saints And Angels (1988 Version) - 4:39
9.  I Can't Feel At Home In This World Anymore - 2:34
10.  Knockin' On Heaven's Door - 3:53
11.  Honky Tonkin' - 2:05
12.  No Expectations - 3:03
13.  When Doves Cry - 3:16
14.  Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground - 4:57
15.  Killing My Heart - 5:26
16.  Bob And Anto's Soundcheck - 1:07
17.  We Will Not Be Lovers (Live Take) - 7:59
18.  Lost Highway (Double Version) - 7:58
19.  The Good Ship Sirius / The Ship In Full Sail - 2:31
20.  Mister Saxman - 4:12
21.  The Waves - 6:36
22.  The Last Jam - 6:11
23.  Night Falls On Windmill Lane - 1:18
24.  Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - 13:27
25.  Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Reprise) - 6:52


Notes
Release: 2016
Genre:  Pop, Rock
Runtime: 2:06:14

Wednesday, 15 July 2026

Bonnie Tyler - The Very Best Of (1993)

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The Very Best of Bonnie Tyler is a compilation album by Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler, released on 19 January 1993 by Columbia Records.
The Very Best of Bonnie Tyler peaked at no. 3 in Germany, where it became one of the best-selling albums of the year. 
It was nominated for Best CD of 1993 in the Female Singers' category at the Bravo Otto Awards, coming in 8th place. 
Due to its commercial success in Europe, Columbia released a second volume in 1994.
Tyler signed to CBS/Columbia in 1982 and released three albums: Faster Than the Speed of Night (1983), Secret Dreams and Forbidden Fire (1986) and Hide Your Heart (1988). 
The latter album featured recordings of "The Best", "Save Up All Your Tears" and "Don't Turn Around", and each had become hits for other artists by 1993. 
In her autobiography, Tyler expressed her frustration over the release of The Very Best of Bonnie Tyler, describing it as an attempt by Columbia to capitalise on the popularity of those songs. 
She also felt the compilation "overshadowed" her then-current studio album, Angel Heart, which had been released two months earlier.
The Very Best of Bonnie Tyler was released on 19 January 1993. It features selections from Tyler's RCA and CBS/Columbia albums, and some tracks from her first Hansa album, Bitterblue (1991). 
"I Can't Leave Your Love Alone" was marketed as a previously unreleased track, though it did feature as a B-Side from Tyler's 1992 single "Where Were You".


Tracklist

1.  Lost In France - 3:55
2.  It's A Heartache - 3:30
3.  Here Am I - 3:49
4.  Total Eclipse Of The Heart - 6:58
5.  Straight From The Heart - 3:42
6.  A Rockin' Good Way (To Mess Around And Fall In Love) (Duet With Shakin' Stevens) - 2:54
7.  Holding Out For A Hero - 5:50
8.  Loving You Is A Dirty Job But Somebody's Gotta Do It (Feat.Todd Rundgren) - 7:49
9.  If You Were A Woman (And I Was A Man) - 5:15
10.  Islands (Feat.Mike Oldfield) - 4:18
11.  Hide Your Heart - 4:22
12.  Save Up All Your Tears - 4:20
13.  Bitterblue - 3:48
14.  Against The Wind - 3:38
15.  Where Were You - 4:54
16.  Till The End Of Time (Duet With Dan Hartman) - 3:49
17.  I Can't Leave Your Love Alone (Previously Unreleased) - 4:01


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Notes
Released: 1993 
Genre:  Rock, Pop 
Style:  Ballad, Vocal 
Runtime:  76:49


Tuesday, 14 July 2026

Culture Club - Curated By Blank & Jones (2012)

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God bless Blank & Jones, they're reconstructed "Do You Really Want To Hurt Me" and "Time (Clock Of The Heart)" to merge the vocal and instrumental versions that used to live on opposite sides of the 7". 
And they've done a great job of it. So, here you have new extended versions of two of Culture Club's best hits. 
Add to this a rare extended version of "Miss Me Blind" (that doesn't morph into "It's A Miracle" half way through) and a hard to find long version of "The Medal Song".
Released in 2012, So80s Presents Culture Club (Curated By Blank & Jones) is a 13-track compilation album by the German electronic duo Blank & Jones. 
The record highlights the New Wave icon’s catalog, focusing on extended 12" mixes, rare dance versions, and exclusive re-edits.
Unlike standard greatest hits, this compilation highlights 12-inch, extended, and rare dance versions of Culture Club classics, including exclusive reconstructions of hits like "Do You Really Want To Hurt Me" and "Time (Clock Of The Heart)"
The release is generally praised for its focus on 1980s club-style dance mixes and high-quality remastering. 
Critics often highlight that the exclusive, modern reconstructions by Blank & Jones enhance the original synth-pop sound while maintaining 80s nostalgia.

Tracklist

1.  Do you really want to hurt me (blank & jones so80s extended reconstruction) - 5:09
2.  White boy (extended mix) - 6:49
3.  Miss me blind (extended mix) - 7:25
4.  Karma chameleon (full length version) - 4:14
5.  The medal song (extended mix) - 6:23
6.  I'll tumble 4 ya (us remix) - 4:40
7.  The war song (ultimate dance mix) - 6:18
8.  Church of the poison mind (full length version) - 3:34
9.  Move away (extended version) - 7:26
10.  God thank you woman (extended version) - 7:05
11.  From luxury to heartache (extended version) - 5:57
12.  I'm afraid of me (extended mix) - 7:22
13.  Time (blank & jones so80s extended reconstruction) - 4:48
             
Tracks 1, 3 and 13 are exclusive to this compilation.
Track 1: Remixed by using the original 7" mix and dub version.
Track 3: Remodeled into a proper 12" version (different from the original medley "Miss Me Blind / It's A Miracle (Extended Dance Remix)". Remix uncredited on sleeve.
Track 7: This version is also known as the Shriek Mix, as the version names were switched around in different regions.
Track 13: Remixed using both the 7" version and "Romance Beyond The Alphabet" ('Time' instrumental).


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Notes
Released:  Mar 30, 2012
Series:  So80s (Soeighties)
Format: CD, Compilation, TAKT Pressing
Genre:  Electronic, Reggae, Funk / Soul, Pop
Style:  New Wave, Reggae-Pop, Synth-pop
Runtime:  1:17:10


Saturday, 11 July 2026

Savoy Brown - Too Much Of A Good Thing Savoy Brown COLLECTION 1992-2007 (2009)

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Savoy Brown (originally Savoy Brown Blues Band) were an English blues rock band formed in Battersea, southwest London, in 1965. Part of the late 1960s blues rock movement, Savoy Brown primarily achieved success in the United States, where they promoted their albums with non-stop touring. 
Founder, guitarist and primary songwriter Kim Simmonds was the sole constant member of the band from its formation in 1965 until his death in 2022. 
They were one of the bands that UK Decca (US London/Parrot) stuck with through the lean times until they started selling records; it took four or five albums until they started to sell in the US. 
In the late 1960s and 1970s, the band managed to break into the Billboard Hot 100.
Too Much Of A Good Thing - The Savoy Brown Collection 1992 - 2007 is not so much a "best of" CD, but a compilation of favorites from the last 15 years of Savoy Brown recordings. 
Of course, there´s the usual multiple line-up changes in the personnel, all led by founding guitarist, Kim Simmonds. 
Then again, this collection is a testament to the great musicans of the last 15 years that have helped keep the legacy of Savoy Brown alive for over 43 years. 
Plenty of great blues/rock and never too much of a good thing.

 
Tracklist

1.  Going Down To Mobile - 3:54
2.  Little Wheel - 7:03
3.  Keep On Rollin' - 5:00
4.  That's All I Want Baby - 3:23
5.  The Blues Keep Me Holding On - 3:49
6.  I Don't Remember You - 4:49
7.  Flat Out - 4:16
8.  When It Rains - 3:05
9.  Yesterday's Blues - 4:29
10.  Monday Morning Blues - 5:11
11.  Feel Like Crying - 3:58
12.  She's Leaving - 4:33
13.  Where Has Your Heart Gone - 11:31
14.  Too Much Of A Good Thing (Live) - 7:34

                                                   

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Notes
Released:  2009
Genre:  Blues Rock
Runtime:  1:12:35


Friday, 10 July 2026

Urban Cookie Collective - The Very Best Of (2004)

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Urban Cookie Collective are a British Eurodance group, best known for their 1993 hit single "The Key the Secret". 
The band was founded by keyboardist/songwriter Rohan Heath.
The band was founded by Rohan Heath (born 19 July 1964,the son of Guyanese writer Roy Heath). 
He learned to play classical piano as a child before switching to the electric piano. 
He had previous experience with groups such as Yargo and Manchester DJ A Guy Called Gerald. 
Heath decided on a music career after abandoning a PhD at the University of Vermont. 
After a tour of Japan supporting the Happy Mondays, he left the band A Guy Called Gerald to work with the rave band Together. 
Heath went on to work with Jamaican reggae artist Eek-A-Mouse, before concentrating on his new project, Urban Cookie Collective. He was the keyboardist, writer, and producer of their music


Tracklist                                           

1.  The Key, the Secret - 3:43
2.  Feels Like Heaven - 3:30
3.  High on a Happy Vibe - 5:16
4.  Witness - 4:11
5.  My Life - 4:38
6.  Sail Away - 3:24
7.  Dreaming in Colours - 4:05
8.  The Rest of My Love - 3:46
9.  Feels So Good - 4:19
10.  So Beautiful - 5:42
11.  Walk Right On - 4:56
12.  Spend the Day - 3:49
13.  Hidden Land - 4:14
14.  Everybody Wants the Sunshine - 3:49
15.  Yours Is the Love - 4:43
16.  Shame - 5:27
17.  World Wide Reunion - 4:33

             
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Notes
Released:  2004
Genre:  Electronic, Pop
Style:  Euro House
Runtime:  1:14:05



The Cars - The Very Best Of The Cars (2002)

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The Cars were an American rock band formed in Boston in 1976. 
Emerging from the new wave scene in the late 1970s, they consisted of Ric Ocasek (rhythm guitar), Benjamin Orr (bass guitar), Elliot Easton (lead guitar), Greg Hawkes (keyboards) and David Robinson (drums). 
Ocasek and Orr shared lead vocals. 
Ocasek was the band's leader and took sole songwriting credits for practically every song, leading to friction in the band later.
Complete Greatest Hits is a greatest hits album by American rock band the Cars, released on February 19, 2002, by Elektra Records and Rhino Records. 
It contains 20 singles and notable album tracks in chronological order of their original release. 
Sales of the album reignited following Ric Ocasek's death on September 15, 2019.
The album was also released with different artwork entitled "The Very Best of the Cars". 
In Europe the album was issued as "The Definitive". The track selection was the same although the running order was altered.


Tracklist

1.  Just What I Needed – 3:45
2.  My Best Friend’s Girl – 3:43
3.  Good Times Roll – 3:46
4.  You’re All I’ve Got Tonight – 4:15
5.  Bye Bye Love – 4:15
6.  Moving in Stereo – 4:46
7.  Let’s Go – 3:33
8.  It’s All I Can Do – 3:46
9.  Dangerous Type – 4:32
10.  Touch and Go – 4:58
11.  Shake It Up – 3:35
12.  Since You’ve Gone – 3:33
13.  I’m Not the One – 4:14
14.  You Might Think – 3:05
15.  Drive – 3:55
16.  Magic – 3:57
17.  Hello Again – 3:49
18.  Why Can’t I Have You – 4:06
19.  Tonight She Comes – 3:57
20.  You Are the Girl – 3:53

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Notes
Released:  2002
Genre:  Electronic, Rock
Style:  New Wave, Pop Rock, Synth-pop
Runtime: 1:19:23
Label:  Elektra


Tuesday, 9 June 2026

Tanya Tucker - Love Songs (1996)

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Released in August 1996 by Capitol Records, Love Songs is a 10-track, 34-minute compilation of Tanya Tucker's greatest contemporary country and romantic power ballads. 
Produced by Jerry Crutchfield, the album features hits from her most successful 1980s and 1990s era.
Love Songs is a budget-priced collection of Tanya Tucker's most popular love ballads from the late '80s and early '90s, as well as a few rarities ("I'm In Love and He's In Dallas" and "Your Love Amazes Me") that were previously only included on her eponymous box set. 
It's a nice collection, even if it is a little brief. 
However, it isn't a true hits compilation, so it's not as valuable or useful as some of her other collection. 
The compilation shines by blending massive career standards with harder-to-find ballads. 
Standout tracks like the chart-topping powerhouse "Two Sparrows in a Hurricane" and the emotionally resonant "Right About Now" highlight Tucker’s grit and vocal vulnerability
It serves as a satisfying, heartwarming listen for the budget-conscious listener. 
However, dedicated fans may already own these tracks across her full-length albums, and casual listeners are often pointed toward definitive greatest hits collections for a broader representation of her upbeat honky-tonk tracks.


Tracks

1.  Two Sparrows In A Hurricane - 4:08
     Written-By – Mark Alan Springer 
2.  Hangin' In - 3:23
     Written-By – Rick Giles, Steve Bogard 
3.  I'll Take Today - 3:10
     Written-By – Kent Robbins, Will Robinson 
4.  I'm In Love And He's In Dallas - 3:13
     Written-By – Kent Robbins, Richard Leigh 
5.  As Long As There's A Heartbeat - 3:17
     Written-By – David Powelson 
6.  Love Me Like You Used To - 3:46
     Written-By – Bobby Emmons, Paul Davis 
7.  Strong Enough To Bend - 2:42
     Written-By – Beth Nielsen Chapman, Don Schlitz 
8.  Your Love Amazes Me - 3:20
     Written-By – Amanda Hunt Taylor, Chuck Jones 
9.  Right About Now - 3:37
     Written-By – Jeff Silbar, Rick Bowles 
10.  Would You Lay With Me (In A Field Of Stone) - 2:49
       Written-By – David Allan Coe


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Monday, 8 June 2026

The Sensational Guitars Of Dan & Dale - Batman And Robin (1966)

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Label : Tifton Value :  Holy Saturn! This is an incredibly rare album that has Sun Ra & The Arkestra shilling for bucks by playing jazzy versions of cartoony themes – wrapped up in a "Batman & Robin" package designed to cash in on the popularity of the mid 60s TV show! 
Ra plays Hammond B-3 on a number of cuts, and other players include Jimmy Owens, Tom McIntosh, and members of the Blues Porject. 
The session was put together by Ed Bland – director of the Cry Of Jazz, who later went onto arrange and produce a lot of weird funky records in New York.


A1. Batman Theme - 2:16
A2. Batman's Batmorang - 2:52
A3. Batman And Robin Over The Roofs - 6:50
A4. The Penguin Chase - 2:43
A5. Flight Of The Batman - 2:09
A6. Joker Is Wild - 1:58

B1. Robin's Theme - 3:05
B2. Penguin's Umbrella - 3:05
B3. Batman And Robin Swing - 2:42
B4. Batmobile Wheels - 2:08
B5. The Riddler's Retreat - 2:12
B6. The Bat Cave - 2:47


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Credits

©1966 National Periodical Publications, Inc.
Audio Series. High Fidelity record mfd. by Tifton Record Co., Newark, N. J., U.S.A.
Color graphics were printed on one side of the inner sleeve
There is also an unidentified tenor saxophone on A1, A2, A3, B4, a female vocalist on B1 and several female vocalists on A1.
Detailed Information about the participating musicians from "The Earthly Recordings Of Sun Ra (2nd Edition)" by Prof. Robert L. Campbell and Christopher Trent (Cadence Jazz Books ISBN 1-881993-35-3). 


Notes
Released: 1966
Genre:  Jazz, Rock, Stage & Screen
Style:  Surf, Theme, Soundtrack
Length:  34:51

Label - Tifton