Various-¡Chicas! Spanish Female Singers 1962-1974-LP Vinyl

Various-¡Chicas! Spanish Female Singers 1962-1974-LP Vinyl

Gatefold sleeve with printed inner sleeves A1 originally released on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Margarita-Sierra-Cha-Cha-Twist/master/552145]Warner 5248[/url] (1962) | A2 originally released on [url=https://www.discogs.com/Pili-Y-Mili-Si-t%C3%BA-est%C3%A1s-cerca/release/8060431]Capitol EPEM 10231[/url] (1968) | A3 originally released on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Marisa-Medina-Las-Noches-Alegres-No-Te-Acuerdas-De-Mi/release/4392465]Belter 07-767[/url] (1970) | A4 originally released on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Los-Stop-El-Hombrectio-La-Moto-Soy-Como-Quieres-T%C3%BA-Extiende-Tus-Brazos/release/4265939]Belter 51.792[/url] (1967) | A5 originally released on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Ellas-Sola-En-La-Ciudad-Llovio/release/5733177]CEM 1.610[/url] (1968) | A6 originally released on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Los-Que-Vivimos-Contrapunto-El-Camino-Del-Amor/release/3529680]Belter 07.871[/url] (1971) B1 originally released on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Sonia-Aqui-En-Mi-Nube-Al-Final-De-La-Calle-Concierto-Para-Enamorados-1-2-3/release/3958075]Belter 51.666[/url] (1966) | B2 originally released on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Marisol-Las-Cuatro-Bodas-De-Marisol/release/6266235]Zafiro 774[/url] (1967) | B3 originally released on Regal 19.407 (1964) | B4 originally released on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Mirla-Ese-D%C3%ADa-Llegar%C3%A1-D%C3%A9jame-En-Paz/release/3224826]Penelope 8.004[/url] (1969) | B5 originally released on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Lorella-Lorella/release/7169432]RCA 3-20894[/url] (1965) | B6 originally released on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Los-Hippy-Loyas-Mi-Casita-De-Papel-Love-Love-Love-Los-Negros-Con-Las-Suecas-Ama-Y-Odia/release/5717517]Belter 51.956[/url] (1969) C1 originally released on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Vainica-Doble-La-M%C3%A1quina-Infernal-Habanera-Del-Primer-Amor/release/2521470]Ariola 11.657[/url] (1974) | C2 originally released on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Los-T%C3%ADos-Queridos-Si-Me-Ves-Volar/release/5734250]RCA 310.727[/url] (1972) | C3 originally released on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Fresia-Soto-La-Bamba/release/5120273]Demon SD 018[/url] (1963) | C4 originally released on [url=https://www.discogs.com/Marisel-Orquesta-Ernesto-V%C3%A1zquez-Caracola-Mi-Baby-Que-Desenga%C3%B1o-No-Lo-Comprendo/release/6712157]Audiens CMC-005[/url] (1968) | C5 originally released on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Encarnita-Polo-Con-El-Tran-Hava-Naguila/release/4294202]RCA 3-10565[/url] (1971) | C6 originally released on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Marta-Baiz%C3%A1n-Cuando-Vuelva-Abril/release/5779162]Sonoplay SBP 10.0002[/url] (1966) D1 originally released on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Laura-Casale-Llamame/release/5589455]Sonoplay SBP 10.032[/url] (1967) | D2 originally released on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Tania-Velia-Los-De-Varsovia/release/3570737]Belter 51.751[/url] (1966) | D3 originally released on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Gelu-Mi-Amor-YY-El-Carnaval-Se-Ha-Ido-Llama/release/5240929]La Voz De Su Amo 14.272[/url] (1966) | D4 originally released on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Las-Chic-Bailando-El-Chic/release/5765867]Hispavox HH 17-364[/url] (1966) | D5 originally released on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Los-3-Sudamericanos-Me-Lo-Dijo-P%C3%A9rez-Yeh-Yeh/release/3226196]Belter 07-195[/url] (1965) | D6 originally released on [url=http://www.discogs.com/Lia-Uya-Nubes-De-Paz-Mientes/release/4392220]Belter 8.048[/url] (1971) With thanks to Eloy Gala for his help. Sleeves and photographs courtesy of Vicente Fabuel, Eloy Gala and Distrolux, SL. Tracks A1, C6 and D1 licensed courtesy of Warner Music Spain, SL. Tracks A3, A4, A6, B1, B6, D2, D5 and D6 licensed courtesy of Discos Belter / Discos Necessarios. Tracks B2, B5, C1 and C2 licensed courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment España, SL. Tracks B3, D3 and D4 licensed courtesy of EMI Music Spain, SA.
The Chosen-Something For The Weekend-LP Vinyl

The Chosen-Something For The Weekend-LP Vinyl

This pressing: (Black) Twelve test pressings, 900 copies on black vinyl, 65 on white vinyl, green & white labels with black print. 06/09/96 All songs by Muir except 'Check Out (The Check out Girl)' by Clark and ∗ by Muir/McKellar/McHugh/Clark/Sneddon and ◉ by Muir/McHugh Published by [l360235]. 1996 Sleeve designed by D Muir & The Chosen, Sorted by [a1042815] at The Larches. Recorded at The 'Toucan' Studio, Irvine, Scotland, between March & June 1996. ℗ & © 1996 [l635932] CBA = CBA Productions & O = Orlake Records are identified on the matrix runout, also identified are Tim D = Tim Dennen & Masterpiece.
Wilco-Crosseyed Strangers An Alternate Yankee Hotel Foxtrot-LP Vinyl

Wilco-Crosseyed Strangers An Alternate Yankee Hotel Foxtrot-LP Vinyl

RSD 2023 Exclusive Release limited to 4500 copies. Hype sticker reads "An alternate version of Yankee Hotel Foxtrot featuring unique performances of all 11 songs by JEFF TWEEDY and WILCO". A1 and A6 taken from [m1199091] A2 taken from [m759306] A3, A5, B4 and B5 recorded live at United Palace Theater, NYC 4/19/22. B1 and B3 recorded live at The Pageant, St. Louis, MO 7/23/02. This compilation was originally released as a bonus CD with the September 2022 edition of Uncut magazine. Thanks to [a2715446], [a2574513] and [a1847119] at Uncut. © 2023 Nonesuch Records Inc. Made in the Netherlands. In the runouts 1-698583-X CB is etched and 38164 1X 0075597907308 is stamped
Khoma-A Final Storm-clear LP Vinyl

Khoma-A Final Storm-clear LP Vinyl

The 2xLP comes in 350g gatefold printed with silver ink including 3 previously unreleased tracks from the „Second Wave“ sessions and three different colors on 180g vinyl: clear (this), red and black. The first cat# is located on the spine, the back and the labels. The second cat# is located on the vinyl etchings. Also the label on Side D states the wrong track, not the "Second Wave" Sessions tracks, saying "All Like Serpents (Herr Terr Remix)". Drums, bass and guitars recorded at Tonteknik Studios. Mastered and mixed at Tonteknik Recording. Under exclusive license from Selective notes/Razzia/Family tree music AB. Tracks D1-D3 manufactured under license from The All Blacks B.V. Limited to 100 copies.
Various-Calypso Madame! (West Indian Female Singers 1954-1968)-LP Vinyl

Various-Calypso Madame! (West Indian Female Singers 1954​-1968)-LP Vinyl

alternative release including distributor credits on the back sleeve (on the lower right, between "MaAuLa Records" logo and barcode) Release Dates: 1954: Tracks A6, B7 1956: Tracks A3, B5 1957: Tracks A1, A5, B2, B3 1960: Tracks A2, B4 1962: Tracks A7, B1 1968: Tracks A4, B6 Tom Stakhanov - Souvenirs: 1963, Nassau, Bahamas. Le célèbre hornythologue Tom Stakhanov, en déplacement dans les caraïbes dans le cadre de ses observations d'oiseaux, notamment de poulettes, tombe amoureux du calypso et plus précisément de ses chanteuses. Il commence doucement à accumuler des disques de musiques caribéennes, ce qui lui permettra de se remémorer le climat tropical lorsqu’il devra rentrer à Paris. Revenu de son voyage, le patron d'un fameux bar tiki de la capitale française, Cedrico dit « le manager », lui fait rencontrer les non moins fameux The Loire Valley Calypsos, orchestre nourrissant une passion commune pour la musique exotique. Après quelques soirées arrosées de « chartreuse » ou de « crémant », ils sympathisent et ensemble, se convainquent qu'il est nécessaire de replacer dignement la chanteuse sur la carte du calypso. « Make calypso female singers great again ». Ainsi naîtra « Calypso Madame ! », la première compilation de chanteuses de calypso. 1963, Nassau, Bahamas The well-known hornythologist Tom Stakhanov, traveling in the West Indies for bird watching, including chicks, fall in love with calypso music and, to be more specific, with the female singers. He starts to dig for Caribbean records to remind himself the tropical mood when he will be back in Paris. One night, back home in a famous tiki bar in the French capital, Cedrico AKA « The Manager » introduces him to the no less famous The Loire Valley Calypsos, a band very enthusiatic about exotic music. After drinking « chartreuse » and « crémant », and becoming friends, they convice themselves that it is highly important to "Make calypso female singers great again". This was born « Calypso Madame ». Special thanks to Caribbean Music Group to let us use the two Calypso Rose's songs.