11th studio album from Stone Foundation. To be released 28th March 2025.
Vinyl LP, presented on classic black vinyl
Tracklist:
A1 How Many Times
A2 The Revival Of Survival
A3 Everything & All I Want
A4 Cut Me Loose (feat. J.P. Bimeni)
A5 Close To Where You Are
B1 Fix You Up
B2 The Beat I Know (feat. Sheree DuBois & Carmy Love)
B3 2 Die 4 U
B4 When Worlds Collide
B5 Reach Out (feat. Laville)
B6 Summer Song (feat. Omar)
OFFICIAL REISSUE, FULLY LICENSED WITH PERMISION FROM THE BAND
EXPECTED RELEASE DATE of mid-FEBRUARY
To celebrate the up-coming tour with the added bonus of the headline slot at Mods Mayday 2025, the bona-fide Mod Revival classic LP 'Glory Boys' gets an official reissue on Heavy Soul Records.
Coming with the original artwork with nice new touches added by ex-Jetsetter Paul Bevoir with the added attraction of a stunning gatefold sleeve featuring memorabilia from the day.
The vinyl version also has two extra tracks - both the b-sides from the album's lead singles 'Time For Action' and 'Let Your Heart Dance'.
Only 500 copies pressed (100 on blue vinyl, 400 on black) and individually numbered you also get a fab A5 promo card of the band..
The Style Councillors will be celebrating the 40th anniversary of 'Shout To The Top', the 5th single by The Style Council.
The Style Councillors are the
world’s one and only tribute to
The Style Council.
Formed in 2013, The Style Councillors celebrate their first decade of performing the music of The Style Council, the group that was the home for Paul Weller for the majority of the 1980’s, and where he wrote some of his finest songs.
After the dissolution of The Jam in 1982, Paul Weller joined forces with Mick Talbot, formerly of The Merton Parkas, Dexys Midnight Runners and The Bureau, to form The Style Council.
The Style Council released a string of successful singles between 1983-1989 such as Speak Like a Child, Money-Go-Round, Long Hot Summer, My Ever Changing Moods, You’re The Best Thing, Shout To The Top, Walls Come Tumbling Down, A Solid Bond In Your Heart, Come To Milton Keynes, The Lodgers, Why I Went Missing, and more.
TONIGHT!
The last-filmed concert by leading Ska-band The Specials, before the sudden and tragic passing of lead-singer Terry Hall in 2022, is to air on Sky Arts 20th December at 9pm.
Returning to their hometown of Coventry, the band performed all their greatest hits from the past 40 years to a sell-out crowd in the beautiful ruins of Coventry Cathedral.
It was a night to remember and marked a monumental moment for the band,returning to the city where two-tone was born.
Songs performed include Ghost Town, Rat Race, Nite Klub, Vote For Me, We Sell Hope and The Lunatics (Have Taken Over The Asylum).
This special televised concert follows the Sky Original ‘Record On: The Specials – A Message to You,’ which aired earlier this year on Sky Arts. This behind-the-scenes film with the band is available to watch now on @skyarts and @nowtv.
The Specials: Live From Coventry Cathedral airs 20 December at 9pm on Sky Arts, Freeview and NOW.
Joanne Earl and Jackie Donald (nee Earl)
Ani de la Prida
Nicky Crancher
Katherine Hanrahan
Paula Binni
Diane Cracknell
Interviews
Susan Avery and Diane Lyons
Graphic Design Izzy Avery
Music
The Purple Hearts - Frustration 1979
The Scene - Looking For Love 1983
https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/new-episode-17-10-2024-hit-the-road-jack/id1782798337?i=1000680884122
‘Sanctimonious Sue’ is Paul Hooper-Keeley’s debut solo single, released under his PHK moniker.
A singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, he has had releases in each of
the last five decades in bands such as The Threads (Unicorn
Records/Prism/Twist/Detour/Biff Bang Pow/Intervallum Music), The Deep Six (Heavy
Soul Records) and The Mark Three (F.A.B. Records).
You Should All Be Ashamed of Yourselves ‘You Should All Be Ashamed of Yourselves’ takes aim at the complacency and chaos of modern life ...
