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Bob and Carole Pegg became fixtures in the British folk-rock scene when they formed Mr. Fox and put out these 1970/1971 Transatlantic LPs. Extensive new notes and remastered sound attend the reissue of these two gems: "Join Us in Our Game," "The Hanged Man," "Leaving the Dales," "Rip Van Winkle," "The Gipsy," "House Carpenter," "Elvira Madigan'" and more! Beat Goes On.5017261214133 After the breakup of Bob and Carole Pegg’s marriage and also their band Mr. Fox, Bob recorded two albums with Nick Strutt and one as a solo artist. These four 1973–75 Transatlantic LPs also include Carole’s solo LP; there’s a lot of fine folk-rock discoveries to be made here, and it’s all remastered and comes with new notes: Bob’s "The Map," "In the Wood," "The River," Bob & Nick’s "Starchild," "Wildman," "The Shipbuilder Pts. I & II," Carole’s "Open the Door," "The Sapphire," "Man of War" and more! Beat Goes On.5017261214140 Fans of UK folk considered this Scottish singer to be a larger-than-life figure, one highly prized by the likes of John Martyn, Billy Connolly, Dick Gaughan and Christy Moore. Remastered and boasting bonus tracks and new notes, this 2-CD set brings you four complete LPs from Imlach’s 1966–68 Transatlantic years: "Street Songs," "The Gaudie," "Tall Tale," "Candy Man," "I Got Fooled," "Anthony Riley," "Scottish Breakaway," live versions of "Early Morning Blues," "The Ballad of Timothy Evans," "Whisky You’re the Devil" and more! Beat Goes On.5017261214157 Gordon—who was right there in the London folk scene alongside Bert Jansch and John Renbourn—was just 18 when he entered the studio to record his 1968 Transatlantic debut. Here are that self-titled LP and 1969’s "Portrait," both remastered and joined by new notes. Giltrap had a long career and became revered as one of England’s finest acoustic guitarists; these early gems include "Gospel Song," "Birth of Spring," "Wilderness," "Portrait," "Tuxedo," "Confusion" and more! Beat Goes On.5017261214164 After years of charting, Robert "Kool" Bell and his mates got especially hot from 1979–84, when they released the six LPs collected here. These reached between #10 and #29 pop and sent a torrid streak of hits soaring up the charts: "Ladies Night," "Too Hot," "Celebration," "Jones Vs. Jones," "Take My Heart (You Can Have It if You Want It)," "Steppin’ Out," "Get Down on It," "Big Fun," "Let’s Go Dancin’ (Ooh La, La La)," "Joanna," "Tonight," "Misled," "Fresh," "Cherish" and more. You’ll find extensive new notes, remastered sound and bonus cuts here, too! Beat Goes On.5017261214171 Keyboard wiz/composer Joe Zawinul formed this Syndicate after Weather Report broke up, mixing jazz and rock with African and Latin flavors on these LPs from ’89 and ’92. The grooves are great, but this is challenging, intellectual music; read about the band and the albums in the extensive new notes that join these remastered tracks: "Medicine Man," "Monk’s Mood," "Carnavalito," "Patriots," "South Africa," "Lost Tribes" and more! Beat Goes On.5017261214188 Few have come close to having the kind of kaleidoscopic career that Mark Volman and Howard Kaylan did. The Turtles founders and Mothers of Invention members sang on sessions for T. Rex, Blondie and more; these 1975 and 1976 Columbia LPs they released as Flo & Eddie find them gleefully mixing glam, funk, rock and a wicked sense of humor: "Rebecca," "Cheap," "The Kung Fu Killer," "Mama, Open Up," "Hot," "Guns," both title tracks and more. Remastered, extensive new notes! Beat Goes On.5017261214195 In ’74, their single "Keep On Smilin’" sent these Southern Rockers to the pop Top 10—but this CD twofer takes us back to ’71 and ’72 to hear their first two Capricorn LPs. They’re young here but are already masters of bluesy riffs and infectious grooves; remastered sound and new notes come with "Have a Good Time," "Faded Love," "Dirty Leg," "Shout Bamalama," "Red Hot Chicken," "Airport" and more! Beat Goes On.5019317021900 These 30 tracks find pop and rock ’n’ roll duking it out in ’55—and the soundtrack to the screen version of "Guys and Dolls" is here for an added treat. Includes "Ain’t That a Shame" Fats Domino, "Rock Around the Clock" Bill Haley & His Comets, "Moments to Remember" Four Lads, "Autumn Leaves" Roger Williams, "The Yellow Rose of Texas" Johnny Desmond, "Sincerely" McGuire Sisters, "Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White" Perez Prado, "Adelaide" Frank Sinatra, "Sue Me" Frank Sinatra/Vivian Blaine, "I’ll Know" Marlon Brando/Jean Simmons and more! Sounds of Yesteryear.5019317021917 What a lovely idea: 22 glowing "moon" songs under which to bask! These performances by one of the greatest big bands that ever was include hits and obscure delights: "Moonlight Serenade," "Moonlight Becomes You," "Shine On, Harvest Moon," "Moonlight Bay," "Moon Love," "The Man in the Moon," "Moonlight on the Ganges," "Polka Dots and Moonbeams," "How High the Moon?," "Moonlight Cocktail" and more. Sounds of Yesteryear.5019317021924 England’s #1 vocal star of the ’30s was 43 when an air raid bomb in London took his life. Both England and America mourned the loss of such a sublime singer; here are 27 of his finest moments: "Sweet and Lovely," "Time on My Hands," "Guilty," "Night and Day," "Dinner at Eight," "I Love You Truly," "My Romance," "The Touch of Your Lips," "Rain Rain Go Away" and more! Sounds of Yesteryear.5019317021931 These two rare live radio broadcasts take us to the Blue Room at the Hotel Lincoln in NYC: November 25, 1938 and December 13, 1938. The star clarinetist’s band was one of the hottest by ’38; "Begin the Beguine" (with which Artie had just scored a smash) joins "It Had to Be You," "Shine On Harvest Moon," "Copenhagen," songs featuring Helen Forrest ("They Say," "My Reverie"), Tony Pastor ("Sweet Adeline," "The Old Stamping Ground") and more! Sounds of Yesteryear.5024545882124 That title comes from the fact that these punk/post-punk heroes recorded some of these tracks in 2010 and others in 2020. Wire have consistently reinvented themselves sonically, and here you’ll find reimagined versions of their ’80s tunes "Boiling Boy," "Over Theirs" and "German Shepherds," a new version of their old favorite "Underwater Experiences," a visit to "He Knows" (written back when Bruce Gilbert was in the band), "Small Black Reptile" (from "Mascape") and more! Pink Flag.5055122113546 Made for playback during filming and not released commercially, these 2 CDs of Andrews Sisters movie-studio recordings include alternate versions of the hits plus rare songs and unreleased performances. These swing with effervescent joy: "Rhumboogie," "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy," "Bounce Me Brother with a Solid Four," "I’ll Be with You in Apple Blossom Time," "Pennsylvania Polka," "Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree," "Don’t Fence Me In," "Daddy," "Honey," "Hit the Road," "Aurora," "Six Jerks in a Jeep," "Shoo-Shoo Baby" and more! Sepia.5055122113553 This 10" LP of 1952–57 tracks was only issued in the UK. This reissue boasts the original cover art and a bevy of bonus songs: "Don’t Ever Love Me," "Chimney Smoke," "Hold ’Em Joe," "Little Bernadette," "Ain’t That Love," "Gotta Travel On," "Kingston Market," "Two Brothers," "Darlin’ Cora" and more by the King of Calypso who was, indeed, an impressively versatile singer! Sepia.