Laser Cowboys - Killer Machine (The Original Maxi-Singles Collection) (2026)

Tracklist

1.  Killer Machine (Original) - 2:58

2.  Radioactivity (From The Ucraine) - 6:47

3.  Ultra Warp (Death Mix) - 6:50

4.  Laser Beats - 6:22

5.  Theme From Knight Rider - 6:22

6.  Radioactivity (Prawda Mix) - 5:14

7.  Ultra Warp (Armaged Don Mix) - 5:16

8.  Killer Machine (Special Dub Mix) - 6:40

9.  Kalimba De Luna - 6:28

10.  Ultra Warp (Final Conflict) - 6:52

11.  Killer Machine (Special Remixed Version) - 6:30

12.  Overture - 4:32

Companies, etc.

• Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Italoheat Music Production
• Phonographic Copyright ℗ – ZYX Music

Notes

Released:  2026

Series:  Golden Disco Series, Exclusive ESonCD Series

Format:  CD, Compilation, Unofficial Release

Genre:  Electronic

Style:  Italo-Disco, Electro, Disco

Runtime:  1:10:53

Label:  ESonCD 

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Garland Jeffreys - Guts For Love (1982)

Tracklist

1.  Real Man 

     Garland Jeffreys

2.  Surrender 

     Garland Jeffreys

3.  Fidelity 

     Garland Jeffreys

4.  Rebel Love 

     Garland Jeffreys

5.  Dance Up 

     Garland Jeffreys & Alan Freedman

6.  Guts For Love 

     Garland Jeffreys

7.  Shout 

     Garland Jeffreys

8.  What Does It Take (To Win Your Love) 

     Johnny Bristol, Harvey Fuqua & Vernon Bullock

9.  Loneliness 

     Garland Jeffreys

10.  El Salvador 

       Garland Jeffreys

11.  American Backslide 

       Garland Jeffreys

Produced by Garland Jeffreys & Bob Clearmountain

Executive Producer : Dick Wingate

Associate Producer : Alan Freedman

Song Arrangements by Garland Jeffreys & Alan Freedman

Recorded & Mixed by Bob Clearmountain

Additional Engineering by Dominick Maita

Production Associate : Michele Galfas

Garland Jeffreys : Lead vocals & Acoustic Guitar

Dennis Davis : Drums & Percussion

Tyrone Downie : Hammond, Piano, Clavinet, Roland Synthesizer, Percussion & Keyboard Magic

Larry Fast : Piano, Synthesizer & Synthesizer Programming

Alan Freedman : Electric & Acoustic Guitar

Paul Griffin : Piano, Hammond & Fender Rhodes

Tony Levin : Stick & Bass Guitar

G.E. Smith : Electric, Acoustic Guitar & Guitar Solos

Jimmy Maelen : Percussion

Hugh McCracken : Classical Guitar on "El Salvador"

David Sanborn : Alto Saxophone Solo on "What Does It Take (To Win Your Love)"

David Van Tieghem : Marimba & Percussion

Howard Shore & Garland Jeffreys : Horn Arrangements

Lew Delgatto, Tom Malone, Lou Marini, Alan Rubin : Horn Section

Gordon Grody & Garland Jeffreys : Background Vocal Arrangements

Garland Jeffreys, Gordon Grody, Robin Clark, Lani Groves, Diva Gray : Background vocals

Recorded at:

Boogie Hotel, Port Jefferson, New York

RPM Sound Studios, Record Plant & Power Station, New York

Mixed at Power Station, New York

Mastered by Bob Ludwig, Masterdisk, New York City

Assistant Engineers : Chris Isca, Jeff Hendrickson, Malcolm Pollack, Gray Russell

Notes

Released: 1982

Genre:  Rock, Pop

Length:  41:29

Label:  Epic 

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Campo Di Marte - Campo Di Marte (1973)

Tracklist

1.  Primo Tempo - 8:10

2.  Secondo Tempo - 3:20

3.  Terzo Tempo - 6:20

4.  Quarto Tempo - 3:15

5.  Quinto Tempo - 5:58

6.  Sesto Tempo - 5:12

7.  Settimo Tempo - 8:28

Credits

• Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Mellotron, Vocals – Enrico Rosa
• Bass, Vocals – Paul Richard
• Drums, Bongos, Flute, Vocals – Mauro Sarti
• Drums, Bongos, Vocals – C. Felice Marcovechhio
• French Horn, Flute, Piano, Organ, Vocals – Alfredo Barducci
• Producer – Grande Lila
• Technician – Franco Santamaria, Gualtiero Berlinghini
• Written-By – Enrico Rosa

Companies, etc.

• Distributed By – Messaggerie Musicali
• Marketed By – CBS Sugar Compagnia Generale Del Disco S.p.A.
• Printed By – Reparto Tipografico CBS Sugar
• Recorded At – Milano Studio

Notes

Released: 1973

Genre:  Rock

Style:  Prog Rock

Total Time:  40:43

Label:  United Artists Records 

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Rubettes - The Very Best Of [1974-79] (1998)

Tracklist

1.  Sugar Baby Love [1974] - 3:30

2.  Tonight [1974] - 3:42

3.  Juke Box Jive [1974] - 3:03

4.  I Can Do It [1975] - 3:20

5.  Foe-Dee-Oh-Dee [1975] - 3:02

6.  Little Darling [1975] - 3:18

7.  You're The Reason Why [1976] - 2:34

8.  Under One Roof [1976] - 4:32

9.  Baby I Know [1977] - 4:21

10.  My Buddy Holly Days [1974] - 3:16

11.  Put A Back Beat To That Music [1974] - 3:40

12.  Julia [1975] - 2:54

13.  The Sha-Na-Na-Na Song [1975] - 2:55

14.  Judy Run Run [1975] - 3:02

15.  Beggarman [1975] - 3:35

16.  I'm Just Dreaming [1974] - 3:06

17.  You Could Have Told Me [1974] - 2:47

18.  Dancing In The Rain [1976] - 2:56

19.  Lola [1977] - 2:59

20.  Movin' [1978] - 4:07

21.  Kid Runaway [1979] - 3:13

Companies, etc.

• Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Spectrum Music 
• Copyright © – Spectrum Music 
• Record Company – Polygram Record Operations Ltd.
• Licensed To – Spectrum Music 
• Marketed By – Spectrum Music 
• Distributed By – Spectrum Music 
• Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Spectrum Music 
• Copyright © – Spectrum Music 
• Published By – Chelsea Music Publishing Co. Ltd.
• Published By – ATV Music Ltd.
• Published By – Halcyon Music Ltd.
• Glass Mastered At – Arvato – 53084435

Credits

• Design [Sleeve Designed By] – The Whole Hog Design Co. Ltd.
• Liner Notes [1996] – Arthur Davis 
• Written-By – Alan Williams (tracks: 7 to 10, 12, 15, 19, 21), John Richardson (tracks: 7 to 10, 12, 15, 19, 21), Tony Waddington (tracks: 1 to 6, 11, 13, 14, 16, 17), Wayne Bickerton (tracks: 1 to 6, 11, 13, 14, 16, 17)

Notes

Released: 1998

Genre:  Glam Rock

Length:   1:11:53

Label:  Spectrum Music

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ABC - Lexicon Of Live (1999)

ABC are an English pop band that formed in Sheffield in 1980. 

Their classic line-up consisted of lead singer Martin Fry, guitarist and keyboardist Mark White, saxophonist Stephen Singleton and drummer David Palmer.

In 1982, the band released their debut studio album The Lexicon of Love, which reached number-one on the UK Albums Chart.

Produced by Trevor Horn, it often featured in UK critics' lists of favourite albums: it ranked 42nd in The Observer Music Monthly's "Top 100 British Albums" (June 2004) and 40th in Q magazine's "100 Greatest British Albums" (June 2000). 

The band had three Top 10 hits during 1982: the singles "Poison Arrow", "The Look of Love" (both of which were recorded whilst Mark Lickley was still a member of the band), and "All of My Heart".

ABC was never famous for its live shows. In fact, the tour during which this album was recorded (1997) was just the second-ever tour by ABC, and by then lead vocalist Martin Fry was the only original member left in the band. 

So, this is somewhat of a surprise release. Following some serious health problems, Fry resurrected the ABC name in 1997 (with the assistance of Heaven 17's Glenn Gregory, who does not appear on this album) and produced the surprisingly good Skyscraping. 

Since the tour was to promote that record, a number of songs from the album were performed live, and appear on this release; and they hold up to the classic hits. 

Yes, the hits are here: "When Smokey Sings," "Be Near Me," "Poison Arrow," and, of course, "Look of Love." 

None of these songs benefit from the live performance, but neither are they embarrassing. The recording of the album is somewhat flat; perhaps better production would have made this a more enjoyable listening experience. 

Fry's voice is in fine form, and he assembled a very tight, talented band for backup.

Recorded live in London, June 1997 during the 'Skyscraping' tour.

Tracklist

1.  Poison Arrow - 3:55

2.  Stranger Things - 4:42

3.  When Smokey Sings - 4:19

4.  How To Be A Millionaire - 3:30

5.  Be Near Me - 4:37

6.  Who Can I Turn To? - 4:03

7.  Show Me - 3:35

8.  Skyscraping - 4:45

9.  Rolling Sevens - 4:45

10.  One Better World - 3:52

11.  Tears Are Not Enough - 4:00

12.  All Of My Heart - 5:28

13.  The Look Of Love - 4:00

Companies, etc.

• Phonographic Copyright ℗ – ABC 
• Copyright © – ABC 
• Licensed To – Live Here Now Limited
• Mastered At – Scape Mastering
• Recorded At – Sheffield City Hall

Credits

• Arranged By, Conductor – Anne Dudley
• Backing Vocals – Tracy Graham
• Bass – Andy Carr 
• Design – Louise Hendy
• Drums – Richard Brook
• Guitar – Pete Rinaldi
• Keyboards – Ryan Farmery
• Lacquer Cut By – Pole
• Mastered By – Stefan Betke
• Orchestra – Southbank Sinfonia
• Percussion – Fergus Gerrand
• Photography By – Neil Kitson
• Piano – Steve Turner
• Recorded By, Mixed By [Album Mix] – Will Shapland
• Trombone – Barnaby Dickinson
• Trumpet – Graham Flowers, Noel Langley
• Vocals – Martin Fry

Notes

Released: 1999

Genre:  Dance-pop, new wave, synth-pop

Length:  55:39

Label:  Blatant

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Hello - Glam Rockers (1996)

Hello are an English glam rock band. The band's biggest success was in the UK and Germany in the mid-1970s, when their top 10 hits in the UK Singles Chart were "Tell Him" and "New York Groove".

The core members of Hello came together around 1969, originally being called The Age. 

The band was started by Bob Bradbury, previously of The Flashback Berries, with Keith Marshall, Vic Faulkner, and Jeff Allen (brother of Chris Allen, alias Chris Cross of Ultravox). 

For about a year, they backed singer Caroline Hall, before renaming themselves as Hello in 1971. 

The group recorded "You Move Me" and "C'mon" in 1972 as well as "Another School Day" in 1973, all on Bell Records, but these were not hits.

Their biggest success came in the UK and Germany in 1974 and 1975. 

Their top 10 hits in the UK Singles Chart were "Tell Him" (a cover of The Exciters 1963 hit) and "New York Groove", the latter of which was written by Argent band member Russ Ballard. 

"New York Groove" was later covered to provide a solo Billboard Hot 100 chart hit in the United States, for the rock guitarist Ace Frehley of the band Kiss. 

In Germany, Hello's subsequent singles "Star Studded Sham" (another Ballard composition) and "Love Stealer" reached the top 20, but failed to chart in the UK where glam rock had largely fallen out of

Tracklist

1.  School's Out - 3:50

2.  I Didn't Know I Loved You (Till I Saw You Rock 'N' Roll - 4:26

3.  Rock On - 3:42

4.  20th Century Boy - 3:37

5.  Bad Bad Boy - 2:45

6.  Rebel Rebel - 4:04

7.  All The Young Dudes - 4:52

8.  I Love Rock 'N' Roll - 3:20

9.  Touch Too Much - 3:04

10.  Game's Up (live) - 3:35

11.  Tell Him (live) - 4:04

12.  Groove 2 - New York Groove - 4:19

13.  The Golden Age Of Rock & Roll - 4:58

Notes

Released: 1996

Genre:  Glam Rock 

Length:   52:27

Label:  Arrival Records 

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Sophie B. Hawkins - The Best Of … (2003)

Sophie Ballantine Hawkins (born November 1, 1964) is an American singer-songwriter. 

Born in New York City, she attended the Manhattan School of Music for a year as a percussionist before leaving to pursue a music career. In the 1990s, she achieved critical and commercial success with her first two albums, producing a string of single hits including "Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover", "Right Beside You", and "As I Lay Me Down".

Released in the summer of 2003, The Best of Sophie B. Hawkins is the first retrospective on the adult alternative singer/songwriter, and it's not without its quirks -- which might be appropriate for this particular singer/songwriter. 

The biggest quirk is that even though it contains all of her hits -- "Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover," "Right Beside You," "As I Lay Me Down," "Only Love (The Ballad of Sleeping Beauty)" -- it completely overlooks her third album, Timbre, which is a bit odd, especially since it contains two new songs in "California Here I Come" and a cover of the Band's "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down," not to mention the Butcher Brothers' remix of "As I Lay Me Down." 

This is a problem, but it's not a major one, since Tongues & Tails (represented with five tracks) and Whaler (represented with six) are her two most popular albums, and they make for good companions, particularly since the best moments are distilled here, making it both a good summary and introduction to a singer/songwriter who often gets overlooked because she's too mainstream for alternative and too unusual for the mainstream.

Tracklist

1.  Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover - 5:23

2.  California Here I Come - 4:34

3.  Mysteries We Understand - 4:38

4.  Before I Walk On Fire - 4:58

5.  Don't Stop Swaying - 5:27

6.  I Want You - 5:17

7.  Right Beside You - 4:47

8.  As I Lay Me Down - 4:09

9.  Did We Not Choose Each Other - 4:25

10.  Only Love (The Ballad Of Sleeping Beauty) - 5:03

11.  I Need Nothing Else - 4:15

12.  The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down - 5:27

13.  Swing From Limb To Limb (My Home Is In Your Jungle) - 4:15

14.  As I Lay Me Down ("Butcher Mix") - 3:48

Companies

• Manufactured By – Columbia Records
• Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
• Copyright © – Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
• Glass Mastered At – Sony Music, Pitman – CTDP-110159

Credits

• Compilation Producer – Jeff Magid
• Producer [Original Recordings] – Joe "The Butcher" Nicolo (tracks: 14), Ralph Schuckett (tracks: 1 to 6), Rick Chertoff (tracks: 1 to 6), Sophie B. Hawkins (tracks: 12), Stephen Lipson (tracks: 7 to 11, 13)

Notes

Released:  2003

Genre:  Rock, Pop

Time:  1:06:26

Label:  Legacy 

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Stray Cats - Runaway Boys! (The Anthology) (2019)

Stray Cats continue their 40th-anniversary celebrations with this deluxe box set release of their first three albums, complete with rarities and extras

As previously reported here, and following hot on the heels of their latest album 40, Stray Cats have really decided to celebrate their 40th anniversay in style with this box set comprising of their first three classic albums, a disc of rarities, and a host of extras for those fans willing to shell out.

Runaway Boys, their very first single, the opening track on their debut album is the perfect title for the set given that we’re talking about that trio of rockers who escaped their Long Island life to be embraced by the revival of the rockabilly scene in the UK, their spiritual home and referenced on their debut album so succinctly and perfectly on Rumble In Brighton. 

Theirs was a rockabilly sound of the past, pure through to the core. Right from the off, Runaway Boys came in with that typical shuffle beat, bopping double bass and of course Brian Setzer’s wonderful guitar work that seemed to fly effortlessly from the frets as he skipped joyously up and down the neck. 

Harking back to the ’50s, not only in sound but of course in style, Stray Cats immersed themselves in tales of desires for Cadillacs and Mustangs, nights out with girls, and teenage high school rebellion. 

They musically encompassed that world that two years later was set in celluloid in Coppola’s The Outsiders. This was, of course, hammered home by the inclusion of songs like Jeanie Jeanie Jeanie, My One Desire, and Wild Saxophone alongside their original compositions. On Crawl Up and Die Setzer even put his best Elvis croon on. 

In fact, the only song that dates the record is the surging Storm the Embassy, the one song to cast its gaze outside that idealised world in which they lived.

The success of their first album clearly lit a fire in both the band and their label and only nine months later they released Gonna Ball. If their debut had set them firmly in the rockabilly crowd, Gonna Ball saw them flexing their muscles to push back against such boundaries. 

While it may have infuriated the rockabilly die-hards (and perhaps still does), time has certainly been kind and their steps (albeit tentatively) away from that strict rockabilly sound makes for a stronger album. 

Baby Blues Eyes, originally by Johnny Burnette, opened the album and bridged perfectly from their debut, but it only took three minutes of the record before they were coming out with a harder sound on the punkabilly Little Miss Prissy. 

It was something that they pushed even further, almost crossing into psychobilly one of the album highlights Wicked Whisky. 

However, the writing did not all move to a harder edge, as evident on the yearning Lonely Summer Nights. That penultimate song us great lure before the trap of closer Crazy Mixed-Up Kid with its firey punk style. 

With momentum finally building stateside after the release of Built For Speed, the band headed into the studio with 12 original Setzer tracks ready to go and came out the other end with Rant And Rave… Soundwise, the band didn’t seem put off by the reaction to the rougher edges of Gonna Ball and continued with that less polished sound, albeit with songs that fit back more in their original rockabilly mould. While some of their subject matter had turned inwards to their own lives on the road (18 Miles to Memphis), they still maintained their traditional ideas of highschool rebellion, cars, and girls, clear as day on Sexy & 17 and Rebels Rule. 

With songs like Dig Dirty Doggie, including some of Setzer’s finest guitar work, the band were well and truly back in their territory of old. As with the two previous albums, they still found time to drop in something different, in this case the lush doo-wop ballad I Won’t Stand In Your Way. 

With the Cats firing on all cylinders, three fantastic albums under their belts, they called it quits. Despite reforming on and off over the years for albums and tours, they rarely captured the momentum of those early years, and Setzer himself admitted that the split was a mistake.

Disc 1

1.  Runaway Boys - 3:01

2.  Rock This Town - 3:25

3.  Baby Blue Eyes - 2:49

4.  Jeannie, Jeannie, Jeannie - 2:20

5.  Rumble In Brighton - 3:14

6.  Little Miss Prissy - 3:02

7.  Storm The Embassy - 4:07

8.  18 Miles To Memphis - 2:58

9.  You Don't Believe Me - 2:56

10.  Cryin' Shame - 3:29

11.  Crazy Mixed Up Kid - 2:40

12.  Rev It Up And Go - 2:29

13.  Ubangi Stomp - 3:12

14.  Built For Speed - 2:55

15.  Wild Saxophone - 3:03

16.  Too Hip, Gotta Go - 2:36

17.  Cruisin' - 2:08

18.  Lucky Charm (Ooh Wee Suzy) - 3:25

Disc 2

1.  Stray Cat Strut - 3:16

2.  (She's) Sexy + 17 - 3:30

3.  Rebels Rule - 3:27

4.  Fishnet Stockings - 2:26

5.  I Won't Stand In Your Way - 3:57

6.  Lookin' Better Every Beer - 3:36

7.  Lonely Summer Nights - 3:19

8.  What's Goin' Down (Cross That Bridge) - 2:42

9.  Double Talkin' Baby - 3:04

10.  My One Desire - 2:58

11.  Gonna Ball - 3:17

12.  Look At That Cadillac - 4:03

13.  Wicked Whisky - 2:18

14.  Hotrod Gang - 2:47

15.  Drink That Bottle Down (Live) - 5:12

16.  Sweet Love On My Mind (Live) - 4:22

17.  Somethin' Else (Live) - 3:11

18.  C'mon Everybody (Live) - 3:54

Companies, etc.

• Phonographic Copyright ℗ – BMG Rights Management (UK) Limited
• Copyright © – BMG Rights Management (UK) Limited

Notes

Released:  Sep 27, 2019

Format:  2 x CD, Compilation

Genre:  Rock

Style:  Rockabilly

Runtime Disc 1: 53:51

Runtime Disc 2: 101:18

Label:  BMG 

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Queen - The 12'' COLLECTION (1992)

The 12″ Collection is a compilation album by British rock band Queen which was only available via the Box of Tricks box set. 

It features various 12-inch single format recordings and remixes. 

"Bohemian Rhapsody" was never released on a 12-inch single and the sleeve notes state that it is included due to its length.

Released as part of Box of Trix in May 1992, The 12" Collection gathered nine of Queen's singles that were extended for 12” vinyl release, along with Bohemian Rhapsody and The Show Must Go On serving as bookends (those two songs were never officially extended, making their inclusion questionable). 

Most of the mixes had already been released as part of Hollywood Records' CD reissue campaign the previous year, but this would be the first time that British and European markets were able to get these mixes on one disc. 

However, it's not the whole story: missing are Staying Power and Back Chat, the very first two extended mixes that were administered, as are Keep Passing The Open Windows, One Vision, Friends Will Be Friends, and Scandal. 

It is hoped that someday, these mixes, which are fine in and of themselves, will see the (official) light of day on a Queen release.

Tracklist

1.  Bohemian Rhapsody - 5:59

2.  Radio Ga Ga - 6:53

3.  Machines (Back to Humans) (Instrumental) - 5:08

4.  I Want To Break Free - 7:19

5.  It's A Hard Life - 5:06

6.  Hammer To Fall (Headbanger's Mix) - 5:23

7.  Man On The Prowl - 6:04

8.  A Kind Of Magic - 6:26

9.  Pain Is So Close To Pleasure - 6:02

10.  Breakthru - 5:45

11.  The Invisible Man - 5:31

12.  The Show Must Go On - 4:35

                                               

Musicians:

John Deacon - bass guitar, keyboards

Brian May - guitars, vocals, keyboards

Freddie Mercury - vocals, piano, keyboards

Roger Taylor - drums, percussion, vocals, keyboards

David Richards - Producer on [8]-[12]

Mack - Producer on [2]-[7]

Roy Thomas Baker  - Producer on [1]

Notes

Release:  May 1992

Recorded:  1975–1990

Genre:  Rock

Length: 70:04

Label:  Queen Productions Ltd.Parlophone

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Patti LaBelle & Bluebelles - The Complete Atlantic Sides Plus Set (2014) [2CD Set]

Before Patti LaBelle, Nona Hendryx and Sarah Dash morphed into the futuristic soul trio known as Labelle and became one of the greatest girl groups of the 70s, all three women - along with Cindy Birdsong - were members of one of the greatest girl groups of the 60s, Patti LaBelle and the Bluebelles. 

Originally based in Philadelphia, the quartet enjoyed a modicum of chart recognition and sales during a two-year period (1962-64) with Newtown Records and then Parkway Records. 

After an appearance on a 1964 Atlantic LP, Saturday Night at the Uptown, the quartet signed with the label and recorded over thirty tracks for the label over a four-year period. 

Among the sides were two albums: Over the Rainbow (1965), a Top 20 R&B LP produced by Bert Berns, whose title track was also a Top 20 R&B hit single along with "All or Nothing," which also charted; and Dreamer (1967), which contained the R&B-charting singles "I'm Still Waiting" (produced by Curtis Mayfield) and "Take Me for a Little While." 

In 1967, with the departure of Cindy Birdsong (who joined the Supremes), the remaining trio recorded a number of singles between 1967 and 1969, with production by Jerry Williams Jr., Memphis songwriters Chips Moman & Dan Penn, Bob Gallo, Don Davis and others; however, none achieved any chart success and in 1969, the group left Atlantic. 

This 2-CD anthology from Real Gone Music, produced and annotated by soul music historian David Nathan/SoulMusic Records and remastered by Alan Wilson at Western Star Studio (and featuring some great photos), contains all 35 sides released by Patti LaBelle and the Bluebelles on Atlantic along with four previously unissued tracks recorded in 1969. 

A treasure trove for any fan of 60s girl groups and soul!

This 2 CD set is a must for any Patti LaBelle, and Labelle fan! Every known song that Patti LaBelle and The Bluebelles recorded for Atlantic Records for from 1966-1969 is here. 

This set illustrates not only Patti's vocal range, but also the range of styles that the group did. Disc 1 is mainly comprised of the 2 albums that they recorded for Atlantic- OVER THE RAINBOW and DREAMER, with a handful of previously released live songs. 

The first Atlantic singles " ALL OR NOTHING " and " I'M STILL WAITING " are my favorites among the original songs here, as well as the uptempo b-side " FAMILY MAN ". The group excels on Soul inflected Pop material like ' A GROOVY KIND OF LOVE " and " YOU FORGOT HOW TO LOVE ". 

Back in 1966, the label wanted the group to do ballads and standards in the hopes of attracting adult audiences. 

This is where Patti's first version of " OVER THE RAINBOW " was recorded, and of course, it would go on to greater heights as one of the anthems in her solo career in the 80's until today. T

Disc 1

1.  Danny Boy (Live) - 3:18

2.  That's How Many Heartaches Are Made (Live) - 2:24

3.  Down the Aisle (Live) [Japan 2012 Remaster] - 4:33

4.  One Phone Call (Live) [Japan 2012 Remaster] - 3:30

5.  Where Are You (Live) - 3:42

6.  Patti's Prayer - 2:21

7.  Groovy Kind of Love - 2:11

8.  All or Nothing - 2:26

9.  Who Can I Turn To - 3:07

10.  You Forgot How to Love - By Patti Labelle & The Bluebells - 2:24

11.  Unchained Melody - 3:38

12.  Ebb Tide - 2:19

13.  He - 2:43

14.  Try to Remember - 3:14

15.  People - 4:31

16.  Yesterday - 2:!3

17.  More - 2:11

18.  Over the Rainbow - 2:54

19.  I'm Still Waiting - 3:24

20.  Family Man - 3:04

Disc: 2

1.  Always Something There to Remind Me - 2:36

2.  I Don't Want to Go on Without You - 2:41

3.  Take Me for a Little While - 2:39

4.  Tender Words - 2:29

5.  Dreamer - 2:23

6.  Oh My Love - 2:57

7.  I Need Your Love - 2:13

8.  He's My Man - 2:26

9.  Wonderful - 3:07

10.  How Can You Throw My Love Away - 2:29

11.  Dance to the Rhythm of Love - 2:56

12.  Pride's No Match for Love - 2:37

13.  He's Gone - 2:56

14.  (1-2-3-4-5-6-7) Count the Days - 2:42

15.  Forget It - 2:24

16.  Never for Me - 2:49

17.  Loving Rules - 2:28

18.  Suffer - 2:26

19.  When Joe Touches Me - 2:29

20.  Trustin' in You - 2:26

Companies, etc.

• Remastered At – Western Star
• Manufactured By – Rhino Custom Products

Notes

Format:  2x CD, Compilation, Remastered

Released: 014

Genre:  Funk / Soul

Length:  1:52:20

Label:  Real Gone Music

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