Wednesday, 17 May 2017
Tuesday, 16 May 2017
"I KNOW THAT I GOT A HEAVY SOUL!" Volume Three Heavy Soul! Records ROR086 12" vinyl
Final line-up confirmed as:
SIDE ONE:
1. COW Hit Me Inside
2. SHA LA LAs Leave the Hurtin' Behind
3. AUNT NELLY Move On
4. KING MOJO - Glad
5. FRENCH BOUTIK Le Casse
6. DEEP 6 Don't Worry About Me
7. THE LOST BOYS China In the Sink
SIDE TWO:
1. LOGANS CLOSE Listen To Your Mother
2. THE PACERS A & E
3. THE SEE NO EVILS The Love Has Gone Away
4. THE BEATPACK I'll Dance
5. THE MOURNING AFTER Cross My Heart
6. THE CHESSMEN Cunning Linguist
7. THE GALILEO SEVEN - Cold Hearted Stowaway
SIDE ONE:
1. COW Hit Me Inside
2. SHA LA LAs Leave the Hurtin' Behind
3. AUNT NELLY Move On
4. KING MOJO - Glad
5. FRENCH BOUTIK Le Casse
6. DEEP 6 Don't Worry About Me
7. THE LOST BOYS China In the Sink
SIDE TWO:
1. LOGANS CLOSE Listen To Your Mother
2. THE PACERS A & E
3. THE SEE NO EVILS The Love Has Gone Away
4. THE BEATPACK I'll Dance
5. THE MOURNING AFTER Cross My Heart
6. THE CHESSMEN Cunning Linguist
7. THE GALILEO SEVEN - Cold Hearted Stowaway
Friday, 12 May 2017
Thursday, 11 May 2017
Wednesday, 10 May 2017
Monday, 8 May 2017
Thursday, 4 May 2017
The new issue of Q celebrates 40 years of Paul Weller with two special covers to collect
The new issue of Q celebrates 40 years of Paul Weller with two special covers to collect. Available in shops and from www.greatmagazines.co.uk from Tuesday 9th May.
Simon Goddard met Weller on the eve of the release of his new album, A Kind Revolution, which, by amazing coincidence, comes exactly 40 years after his debut with The Jam. From punk beginnings to the biggest band of his generation to The Style Council, to the Britpop breakdown and beyond, we chart his ongoing coronation as mod’s living monarch.
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The Mark Three release second LP, 'Happy Today', on coloured 12" vinyl
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