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  • 01. John Lee Ziegler - Used To Be Mine But Now Look Who Got Her Now
    02. William Robertson - Love Blues
    03. Jim Bunkley - Old Red #2
    04. John Lee Ziegler - Poor Boy
    05. Jimmy Lee Williams - Hoot Your Belly Give Your Backbone Ease
    06. James Davis - James Boogie
    07. Jimmy Lee Williams - Have You Ever Seen Peaches Grow On A Sweet Potato Vine
    08. William Robertson - Hoochie Coochie Wagon
    09. John Lee Ziegler - If I Lose Let Me Lose
    10. Jimmy Lee Williams - Baby Please Don't Go
    11. James Davis - Good Morning Little School Girl
    12. Jim Bunkley - The Howlin' Wolf
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    Sticks Over My Shoulder

    [engl] A compilation of Georgia bluesmen who play all in a style of their own. Truly great recordings made by George Mitchell between 1979-1981. Features the hypnotic sounds of John Lee Ziegler, the incredibly rockin' drum and guitar music of James Davis, the hair-stands-up-on-the-back-of-your-neck voice and guitar of William Robertson (also known as Cecil Barfield!), the unique Doaist playing of Jimmy Lee Williams and the ragged and beautiful music of Jim Bunkley. Really just the best blues music you could ever hope to hear. Another testament to the brilliant ear of George Mitchell, who traveled the south in search of the real stuff and found it. Old school “tip on” cover.
    Format
    LP
    Release-Datum
    01.01.2012
     
  • 01. The Blue Rondos - Little Baby
    02. The Cryin' Shames - Please Stay
    03. John Leyton - Johnny Remember Me
    04. The Outlaws - Crazy Drums
    05. Chick Lewis - North Wind
    06. The Blue Men - Valley Of The Saroos
    07. Jason Eddie And The Centremen - Singing The Blues
    08. The Moontrekkers - Night Of The Vampire
    09. Mike Berry & The Outlaws - Tribute To Buddy Holly
    10. The Sound Offs - The Angry Desert
    11. Glenda Collins - It's Hard To Believe It
    12. The Blue Men - The Bublight
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    The Emotional, Cosmic & Occult World of Joe Meek

    [engl] A trip through the productions of pioneering genius Joe Meek. Here we have a mix of hits and real out there obscurities. Designed to be highly listenable. Never a dull moment amongst these songs that cover subjects close to Joe's heart such as Vampires, Love (and the lack of it), Death, Outer space, the Human soul, Buddy Holly, and more. Artists featured are The Blue Rondos, The Blue Men, Jason Eddie and the Centremen, The Sound Offs, The Moontrekkers, Johnny Leyton, The Cryin’ Shames, Mike Berry, The Outlaws, Chick Lewis, Glenda Collins and even Joe himself warbling out a tune.
    Format
    LP
    Release-Datum
    01.11.2020
     
  • 01. Kebrou - Banjey `Boogie´
    02. Ateg Ould Syed - L'Ensijab
    03. Jeich Ould Chighaly - Wezin
    04. Kebrou - Bajey
    05. Deye Ould Amartichitt - Paris
    06. Mohammed Guitar - Banjey & Medh
    07. Baba Ould Hembara & Mamma Mint Hembara - Moulana, Laa Moulana
    08. Luleide Ould Dendenni - Wezin
    09. Mohammed Guitar, Sbeyniat - Guelbi Vatimetou
    10. Mohammed Cheikh Ould Syed - El Horr & Az-Zrag
    11. Kweli Ould Seyyid & Kleyhid Ould Meylid - Wezin
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    Wallahi Le Zein!

    [engl] Originally released as a double CD in 2010, Wallahi Le Zein! has persisted as a cult classic, a collection of a rarely heard and utterly unique underground music scene, raw and unfiltered. The LP, cassette & digital version we now present is intended as an immersive entry into this music: gnarled and virtuosic electric guitars weave hypnotically throughout melismatic sung poetry and exclamations, pulsing hand drums, party chatter, buzzing rigged desert sound systems, and all manner of the ambient sounds of Nouakchott wedded to oversaturated cassette in all its swirling, breathing, psychedelic glory. Operating entirely outside of any local recording industry, these songs were collected from bootleg tape stalls, wedding souveniers, and networks of musicians, expertly curated, researched and produced by Matthew Lavoie. Drawing from the deep well of Mauritanian classical music, the gamut of musical modes and the tidinitt lute repertoire are transposed to the electric guitar - often with frets removed or additional frets installed, “heavy metal” distortion pedals and phasers built into guitar bodies, blurring the lines between Haratine and Beydane musical cultures, the ancient and the futuristic. At times transcendent and transfixing, and conversely a furious and cascading intensity that commands jaw-dropping attention. 160 gram black vinyl LP comes packaged in 2 color, reverse-board jacket with 8 page booklet with extensive notes on the musicians and songs, as well as a history of Mauritanian guitar music.
    Format
    LP
    Release-Datum
    23.07.2021