Stand-out Jazz fusion classic from 1974* All-star line up that includes members of Miles Davis band, Nina Simone band & Jaco Pastorius Big Band* Out of print on vinyl since 1974*

1. "WBAI" 2. "Haresah" 3. "Zulu Stomp" 4. "Extemporaneous Combustion" 5. "Alodian Mode" 6. "Pressure Point" 7. "The Sixth Sense"

Recorded in 1969 at Record Plant Studios. This translucent yellow 10" for Record Store Day Black Friday is different than the previous release on Dagger Records.

Track List
Side A: 1. "Jungle"
Side B: 2. "Room Full Of Mirrors", 3. "Strato Strut"

Limited to 800 Copies packaged in Five Color Spot Varnish Gatefold Jacket For the first time incl. Lyrics presented on an 11" x 22" Poster Incl. Digital Download Card Liner Notes by Frank Novinec Restored

Limited to 600 Copies on Colored Vinyl! Limited to 300 blue/white marble & 300 gold color vinyl Randomly Packed! incl. previously unreleased Bonus Track "Weight"

All the GOOD TIMES! B-sides collected together for the first time!

SIDE A: "Terrifying Me", "Me & Magdalena (Version 2) SIDE B: "A Better World", "Love's What I Want"

12" Inch Single in White Paper Sleeve

Raspberry Beret (New Mix) / "She's Always In My Hair" (New Mix)

This 180g LP combines the best tracks from the recordings of two live shows on 8/12/76. Compiled by Craig Leon.

Track List
1. "Loudmouth", 2. "Beat on the Brat", 3. "Blitzkrieg Bop", 4. "I Remember You", 5. "Glad to See You Go", 6. "Chainsaw", 7. "53rd & 3rd", 8. "I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend", 9. "Havana Affair", 10. "Listen To My Heart", 11. "California Sun", 12. "Judy Is a Punk", 13. "I Don’t Wanna Walk Around With You", 14. "Today Your Love, Tomorrow The World", 15. "Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue", 16. "Let’s Dance"

Rudy Ray Moore was a storyteller extraordinaire, a hilarious, low-down dirty man, and a legit trailblazer in the world of no-holds-barred, fuck-the-censors comedy. This classic, live Christmas album shows Moore in the 1970s form that cemented his late-night legacy. The song “Merry Christmas, Baby” starts things off – a slow, dusty blues number bolstered by a wobbly but upright backing band. The song itself is PG, extolling the virtues of a caring partner and the joy of the season. Truth be told, it’s a warm and wonderful holiday song. Good old fashioned family fun.But with the man also known Dolomite, the “down and dirty” is never far away. Side 2 is where things get good (and X-rated.. It all starts with Rudy retelling “The Night Before Christmas” – with his grooving backing band – in his trademark raunchy style.. Also included, a psychedelic blues number, detailing Brother Rap’s visit to heaven (to get dirty, of course). And it all finishes up with a thematically appropriate Christmas themed tale, with the term mtherf*cker used in potentially record-breaking numbers. It’s what you’d expect from the legendary, foul-mouthed, groundbreaking comedy legend. A perfect way to keep the holidays from becoming too much of a Hallmark moment.

Track List
1. "Merry Christmas Baby", 2. "Lip On", 3. "Night Before Christmas Part One", 4. "Health Department", 5. "Night Before Chistmas Part Two", 6. "Eatin' Pussy", 7. "Black Cat", 8. "Brother Rapp's Dream (St. Peter)"

With the new Calabar-Itu Road compilation, Comb & Razor Sound presents15 heavy tracks recorded in the decade between 1972 and 1982, spotlighting rare music from “Calabar” superstars such as Etubom Rex Williams, Cross River Nationale, Charles “Effi” Duke, The Doves and Mary Afi Usuah. The package features a magazine-style booklet containing a wealth of information about the milieu with rare photographs and illustrations.

The Calabar-Itu Road is the major artery linking modern-day Cross River and Akwa Ibom States. And Calabar-Itu Road: Groovy Sounds from South Eastern Nigeria (1972-1982) will link the region’s music to the rest of the world!

When most people think about Nigerian music, the first thing that comes to mind is Lagos—the country’s main commercial center, the glittering megacity that spawned Yoruba-speaking music luminaries such as Fela Kuti, King Sunny Ade, Sir Shina Peters and Wizkid. But Nigeria is a country of rich diversity, especially in its music: From the Igbo highlife and rock bands of east-central region, to the deep Edo roots rhythms from the midwest, to the keening, ornamented Fulani melodies of the north.

But one region whose music has remained largely underexplored is the south eastern land of the Efik and Ibibio ethnic groups in Cross River and Akwa Ibom State—the region colloquially referred to as “Calabar.” A cradle of culture, this region was one of the earliest outposts of Nigerian popular music. Its primordial rhythms traveled across the Atlantic during the slave trade to provide the part of the foundation for Afro-Cuban grooves that would go on to influence the development of jazz, rock & roll, R&B and funk.

With the new Calabar-Itu Road compilation, Comb & Razor Sound presents15 heavy tracks recorded in the decade between 1972 and 1982, spotlighting rare music from “Calabar” superstars such as Etubom Rex Williams, Cross River Nationale, Charles “Effi” Duke, The Doves and Mary Afi Usuah. The package features a magazine-style booklet containing a wealth of information about the milieu with rare photographs and illustrations.

The Calabar-Itu Road is the major artery linking modern-day Cross River and Akwa Ibom States. And Calabar-Itu Road: Groovy Sounds from South Eastern Nigeria (1972-1982) will link the region’s music to the rest of the world!

Track List
1. Mbre Isong (Intro) - Isadico Dance Band, 2. Nyong Eyen Unen - Cross River Nationale, 3. Eyen Erong Nwa - The Visitors, 4. Akam Itoro Abasi - Mansion, 5. Akananwan Isong Idung - Monica Isaac, 6. Top Eyop Odo - Emmanuel Ntia, 7. Akwa Idim - The Sea Lions, 8. Suk Usan Idang (Interlude) - Charles Duke, 9. Eti Eyenekla - Isadico Dance Band, 10. Akan Anwan Isong Idung - The Doves, 11. Mma Ama Mbo - Mary Afi Usuah & the South Eastern State Cultural Band, 12. Atak Mfat Eyen - Sunny Risky & the Vitamin Explosion, 13. Eseme Ikpong - Chief Inyang Henshaw & his Top Ten Aces, 14. Ererimbot Afayung Oko - Etubom Rex Williams & his Nigerian Artistes

Limitiert auf 700 LPs in transparent-grünem Vinyl Inkl. Digital-Download