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Progressive soft rock brought straight from an unidentified English pub, via an anonymous Welsh studio, to your needles and ears. Brewers Droop created this piece of historical significance with a... more

Chuck Berry somehow delivered the most thrilling set of a show that included Alice Cooper's infamous 'chicken' moment, featured crowds waving lighters and matches for the first time, was financed by... more

Purple colour vinyl, 180g. Looking Back is an instrumental album demonstrating Russell's virtuosity on the harpsichord. Much of the material arose from recording sessions in the mid sixties. The... more

"Drain My Brain" might just be the most aptly named record of the 20th century. It's a pure stream of consciousness from the brilliant and one-of-a-kind artist, Shel Silverstein. Whatever this album... more

Celebrating it's 50th anniversary, Grady Tate's Movin' Day, originally released in 1971 on the Janus label, showcases his skill as both a vocalist and drummer. This album blends soulful grooves with... more

SMOKEY TURQUOISE. The legendary Lightnin' Slim is your favorite bluesman's favorite bluesman. He played a pivotal role in shaping the Louisiana blues sound. High & Low Down was originally released in... more

In 1946, Duke Ellington's best instrument was not the piano but the orchestra. Originally captured for radio broadcasts these pristine recordings showcase an unparalleled force in jazz and a master... more

First released in 1974, this is Harvey 'The Snake' Mandel's final record for the Janus label. Mandel rose to fame during the Woodstock era as a member of Canned Heat. He also played with John Mayall,... more

Recorded on October 11, 1980, this is the very first "Bubba's Live" recording. The evening celebrated Art Blakey's birthday and showcased one of the youngest and most talented lineups of the Jazz... more

Orange colour vinyl, 180g. Recorded in 1966 but not released until 1969 on the Janus label, these are the earliest-known recordings of American blues-rock band Canned Heat, produced here by Johnny... more

Reissued on blue color vinyl. Includes the hit song "Saunders Ferry Lane". The debut album from US country singer Sammi Smith.

Have you ever been out in the woods and turned around and not known where you are or how to get where you were going? This is an album about feeling that way in life - lost. It's about the... more

An essential piece of rock history featuring Bon Scott of AC/DC. Reissued on 180g red vinyl in original gatefold format. Includes bonus tracks, a special note from the producer and a limited-edition... more

Step back to 1964, and experience Sam "Lightnin'" Hopkins "Live at the Bird Lounge." Unlike his studio albums, this record captures Hopkins in his natural element-a live Houston nightclub... more

Coconut colour vinyl, 180g. As a somewhat overlooked gem of early 70's ballad rock, Los Angeles-based soft rockers Climax boast some of the biggest breakout hits of their time. Fronted here by the... more

Originally released in 1963, this is US soul star Wilson Pickett's debut record as a solo performer, following an earlier career with gospel group The Violinaires, and R&B vocal group The Falcons.... more

Reissued for the first time on blue color vinyl. Chicago blues harpist Billy Boy Arnold, together with English blues rock group The Groundhogs.

"Cissy Houston" is the self-titled debut album by Grammy award winning American soul-singer Cissy Houston, mother of Whitney Houston. The album was originally released in 1970 on Janus Records (US)... more

Limited orange colored vinyl LP pressing. Original score to the 1964 motion picture composed by John Barry. Zulu is Cy Enfield's classic epic starring Stanley Baker, Jack Hawkins, Lilla Jacobsson and... more

Released in 1973, this record was the first Al Wilson LP for the Rocky Road label. The hit title track 'Show and Tell' shot to the top of the US pop charts, and also reached top ten in the R&B... more

Originally released in 1982 on the Accord label, "Mystery Man" is a rare press in the Leon Redbone discography. There were very few of these records pressed in first circulation. Redboned was... more